Main Wednesday, January 17, 2018A competing voice on laptop bansRuth Colker (Ohio State) in Cardozo Law Review. Colker comes at the question from the standpoint of working with students with a range of disabilities and learning styles, as
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GA: $26M Med Mal Verdict in Columbus
A Columbus, GA woman brought suit against a hospital and one of its physicians based on an allegedly botched neck surgery. After the surgery, among other injuries, the plaintiff went blind, suffered brain damage, and was confined to a wheelchair. Following…
Seeking experiences and thoughts on Marsy’s Law, especially from prosecutors, as Ohio prepares to vote
Main November 5, 2017Seeking experiences and thoughts on Marsy’s Law, especially from prosecutors, as Ohio prepares to voteMy local paper, the Columbus Dispatch, has this new article reporting on the on-going debate over “Marsy’s Law,” which is due to be…
Very excited for (not-so) new endeavor at OSU Moritz College of Law with creation of new Drug Enforcement and Policy Center (DEPC)
Main November 1, 2017Very excited for (not-so) new endeavor at OSU Moritz College of Law with creation of new Drug Enforcement and Policy Center (DEPC)Regular readers know that I often write about a range of drug enforcement and policy issues…
Should we call it the Sessions effect?: “enthusiastic” federal prosecutors operating at “full throttle” in the Southern District of Ohio
Main October 22, 2017Should we call it the Sessions effect?: “enthusiastic” federal prosecutors operating at “full throttle” in the Southern District of OhioMy local Columbus Dispatch has this fascinating new article highlighting an uptick in federal prosecution in the Southern…
Could poor health help save the live of Ohio’s “poster child for the death penalty”?
Main October 11, 2017Could poor health help save the live of Ohio’s “poster child for the death penalty”?The question in the title of this post is prompted by this Columbus Dispatch article headlined “Ohio killer says he’s too ill to…
Two Legionnaires’ Cases Are Being Investigated at The Ohio State University
Two individuals on The Ohio State University campus in Columbus have been diagnosed with Legionnaires’ disease, according to numerous news reports.
A statement released by university officials said Columbus Public Health (CPH) informed the two – one student and an employee – that…
Noting judicial resistance (and legal questions) as Ohio law pushes judges to avoid state prison sentences for certain offenders
Main September 18, 2017Noting judicial resistance (and legal questions) as Ohio law pushes judges to avoid state prison sentences for certain offendersThis fascinating article in the Columbus Dispatch, headlined “Some Ohio counties leery of Kasich program to divert low-level…
Ohio State is Hiring
JOBS: Entrepreneurial Business Law Clinic at Ohio State
By Jeff Baker
Via Prof. Paul Rose of Ohio State: Clinical Faculty PositionThe Ohio State University, Michael E. Moritz College of LawDescription: The Moritz College of Law invites applications for the position of Assistant Clinical Professor of Law in its Entrepreneurial Business Law…