Jonathan Todres, an Associate Professor of Law at Georgia State University College of Law, has a new arrticle in the Santa Clara Law Review on "Law, Otherness, and Human Trafficking." I've known Jonathan for many years (and even edited a
Call for Papers: Santa Clara Journal of International Law
The Santa Clara Journal of International Law invites submissions for its spring issue. There is no particular theme, so papers are welcome on any area of international law. For details on deadlines, length, and all of that other fun stuff,
Implied Licenses in Copyright Law
Orit Fischman Afori, College of Management Academic Studies Law School, has published “Implied License–An Emerging New Standard in Copyright Law,” in volume 25 of the Santa Clara Computer and High Technology Law Journal (2008). Here is the abstract.
Congratulations to Evangeline Abriel and Santa Clara University School of Law
Santa Clara Rocks!
Michael Adura-Miranda, Erika S. Rivera and Professor Evangeline G. Abriel of Santa Clara University School of Law were victorious in Ayala v Mukasey, decided by the Ninth Circuit today. In the case, Rafael Vizcarra-Ayala, a native and citizen of
job opening in Santa Clara
Santa Clara University School of Law has announced an opening for the Director of Legal Analysis, Research, and Writing. To apply, submit a cover letter expressing your reasons for interest in the position, a resume, a short writing sample, a
Attorney General Speaks in Silicon Valley
Attorney General Alberto Gonzales used his appearance at the Commonwealth Clubin Santa Clara, Calif., to talk up the Bush administration’s reformproposals, which have been divisive even inside the Republican Partyand have drawn bitter criticism from social conservatives who wouldprefer
Of innocence and over-punishment
Main January 26, 2006Of innocence and over-punishmentThe New York Times has this interesting op-ed from Joshua Marquis, an Oregon district attorney and vice president of the National District Attorneys Association, which bemoans the fact that “Planet Hollywood” creates movies and
PR folks quickly figuring out blogs
Eight months ago Dana Gardner of ZDNet found that blogs were back-burner stuff to PR agencies. Today, he reports PR machines are roaring to life on the subject of blogging, RSS strategies, and podcasting.
Like me, Dana finds it