CJS: Chair Melba Pearson’s celebration of the Criminal Justice SectionWe started this term needing to make real choices about our budget. We made cuts. We didn’t get to do everything we wanted to do this year, and I won’t
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FROM THE LAW LIBRARY AT THE WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW:The 2025 W&L Law Journal Rankings are now available!
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Ohio has enacted a new law governing the use of drones by law enforcement, reflecting the growing effort by legislatures to adapt Fourth Amendment principles to rapidly evolving surveillance technologies. Signed by Governor Mike DeWine, House Bill 251 establishes that,
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Few issues illustrate the continuing moral and legal debate over capital punishment more clearly than the sharply contrasting positions of Pope Leo XIV and Donald Trump. One approaches the death penalty primarily as a question of the inherent dignity
David G. Badertscher
“Every generation of legal researchers inherits new tools. Their enduring responsibility is to learn how to use them wisely.”
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This post, Understanding World Models: An Emerging Direction in Artificial Intelligence and its Potential Significance for Legal
