Rachel Leow & Timothy Liau (London School of Economics – Law School) recently published A Comparative Common Law Study on Restitution from the State, 2026. The article is to be featured in Forthcoming (2027) 2 Law Quarterly Review (April
Nolo Books, Research Guides, and More: Resources for the Public
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Law & Critique: The death of Awaab Ishak and juridification of unliveable social housing
We are working with the leading critical legal journal Law & Critique to bring their brilliant output to a broader audience. Many of the papers published with Law & Critique will be accompanied by a shorter discussion on Critical Legal
Should judges be elected or appointed? (UPDATED — COFFEE NOW PERMITTED IN STATE CIVIL COURTHOUSE!)
By David Oscar MarkusSince we are in election season in Florida, and we have judges on the ballot, I’ve been thinking about this question again. There are, of course, plusses and minuses to both systems. One plus for elections and
Trump Hates The First Amendment And Fourth Estate
That the president and his administration maintain a tenuous relationship with the media is not a bad thing. The press isn’t supposed to be his propaganda outlet, and the media challenging, and sometimes attacking, the government by publishing articles that
Repression and Resistance
In less than a month, high school protests over a lack of resources in the Paris suburbs have escalated into a striking wave of police violence and mass arrests. Videos showing officers beating peaceful young people and firing in breach
West Virginia SCT Orders Judge to Allow Tribe to Intervene in ICWA Matter
Here is the opinion in State of West Virginia ex rel. Prairie Island Indian Community v. Gilmore Codispoti:
Bob Miller on “Merciless Indian Savages”
Robert J. Miller has posted “The Declaration of Independence: ‘Merciless Indian Savages’ . . . and More” on SSRN.
Here is the abstract:
The Declaration of Independence lists twenty-seven grievances that the American colonies and colonists had against
SCOTUS Denies Two Takings Petitions, But Leaves Tantalizing Clues
On a day earlier this week in which a different practice group in our firm Pacific Legal Foundation (incidentally led by a Property Rights lawyer, Chris Kieser, by the way) saw the U.S. Supreme Court agree to review a very
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar University, Delhi invites applications for One-Year LL.M. Programme 202627
About the School of Legal and Socio-Political Studies:
The LL.M. Programme builds on the School’s existing programmes: the B.A. in Law and Politics, the M.A. in Law, Politics and Society, the M.A. in Criminology, and the Ph.D. in Law /
The LL.M. Programme builds on the School’s existing programmes: the B.A. in Law and Politics, the M.A. in Law, Politics and Society, the M.A. in Criminology, and the Ph.D. in Law /