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Call for papers on “US Prisons” fromWilliam Mitchell Law Review
Main June 5, 2011Call for papers on “US Prisons” from William Mitchell Law ReviewI received a request from the Executive Editor for the William Mitchell Law Review to post a call for papers. I am happy to oblidge:Call for Papers…
Hamline Law Professor Robin Magee Sues Dean
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Analysis Finds Children Not Adversely Affected When New Mothers Return to Work
Chicago Tribune: It's OK, moms. You can work., by Shari Roan:Women who return to work after childbirth shouldn't worry that they are dooming their offspring to future developmental and emotional problems because they aren't at home to tend to…
Ponzi schemer Petters gets “only” 50 years for $3.5 billion fraud
Main April 8, 2010Ponzi schemer Petters gets “only” 50 years for $3.5 billion fraud As detailed in this Bloomberg report, another notable Ponzi schemer got another notable federal sentence this afternoon: Petters Group Worldwide LLC founder Thomas Petters, convicted…
Call for Papers – Assisted Reproductive Technology
Pro-Choice Scholar Barred From Speaking About Torture at Minn. Church
Minneapolis-St. Paul StarTribune: Anti-torture but pro-choice? Can’t have that in church, please, by Nick Coleman: Dr. Steven Miles, a world-renowned scholar, author and anti-tortureactivist, has won many awards in his career on the faculty of theUniversity of Minnesota’s Center…
The Blogging Nun
Ellen Tomsom reports on the ‘Blogging Nun’ in this morning’s St. Paul Pioneer Press. Sister Irene O’Neill, who belongs to the order of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondolet, started a blog to share the good work of the…
The evil of cul-de-sacs?
Why is auto traffic worse in many new suburbs than in old cities? One reason is the way that streets and roads are built. In the old days, cities were built on a grid, which allows for a large…
Dole settles E. coli lawsuits
In September and early October, at least 17 people became sick in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area after eating three kinds of Dole bagged lettuce that were contaminated with E. coli, according to the Minnesota Department of Health.
Five lawsuits…