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What Happens at a Deposition? Everything You Need to Know
If you are involved in a lawsuit, there is a high probability you will hear the term “deposition” thrown around by legal counsel. For many […]
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Un horrífico paseo
“¡Enemigo! Qué palabra tan clara, tan nítida”.
—Vasili Grossman, Vida y destino
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9:30 de la mañana. Bajamos del tren en Oświęcim, localidad a un poco más de una hora de la estación de Cracovia. La ciudad es apacible, ordenada,
Supreme Court Clarifies Scope of Order XVIII Rule 17 CPC: Witness Recall Cannot Fill Evidentiary Gaps
The Supreme Court of India has once again reaffirmed an important procedural principle governing civil trials: Order XVIII Rule 17 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (CPC), is not a mechanism for parties to improve their case after evidence
SABBATICAL
Seaton: Reflections On Sixth Grade
By the time you read this, my son will be starting his sixth grade year in school. It’s a new school for him so he gets a half day of orientation today and a half day Monday. The first full
Early Contacts Between Mālikism and Ashʿarism: Rethinking a Narrative of Separation
By Ilyass Amharar
Why This Question Matters for Islamic Legal History?
Readers of a blog devoted to Islamic law might reasonably wonder why a post about kalām (speculative theology) belongs here. The answer lies in a structural feature of the
Welcome to our August Guest Blogger: Ilyass Amharar
lyass Amharar is a Faculty Member in Arabic Language and Islamic Thought at the University of al-Qarawiyyin’s Muhammad VI Institute of Quranic Studies, Rabat. He holds a Habilitation to Supervise Research in Islamic Studies (École Pratique des Hautes Études, Paris)
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“… at a cafe where he worked part time to burn off anxious energy.
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"Evolution shaped humans to rest—and to run only when absolutely necessary."
I’m reading “Born to Rest: Why Exercise is Hard” (Harvard Magazine, August 9, 2016).
[Daniel] Lieberman, Lerner professor of biological sciences, says that humans have… been selected to exercise only as much as they must to survive. The ancestors of