From friend of Indisputably, Grande Lum: The ABA Dispute Resolution Section Task Force today announces the launch of the Clearinghouse on Constructive and Civil Discourse.
law.stanford.edu/clearinghouse-on-constructive-and-civil-discourse/ The legal profession and law schools are increasingly recognizing their responsibility [...]
France’s new prime minister, Sébastien Lecornu – the fifth since 2022 – faces a task many already call impossible. Appointed by President Emmanuel Macron on September
9, just one day after the Bayrou government fell on a confidence vote, Lecornu must assemble a working majority – or at least prevent a majority coalition against [...]
What an interesting way to encourage student interest in legal historical research! American Legal Histories is an exhibit at the Lillian Goldman Law Library of sources used
in Yale University’s historical collections by students in YLS’s American Legal History course, “each week in class and over the semester in their final research [...]
Le 11 septembre 2025, la Cour européenne des droits de l'homme (CEDH), dans l'affaire Charki c. France, écarte le recours déposé par la fille de Claude Guéant, ancien
ministre de l'Intérieur. La CEDH considère comme relevant d'un débat d'intérêt général la retranscription et la publication dans la presse de conversations [...]
