Prakash Sharma, Rajiv Gandhi School of Intellectual Property Law, and Animesh Pareek, IIT Kharagpur, have published Colonial Constructs and Legal Myths: The Erasure of Hindu
Jurisprudence and Dicta on Criminal Law Under the Shadow of English Legal Superiority. [...]
I’ve been catching up on some back issues of the European IP journals, and so I am a little late reporting on this decision, which was handed down in October 2024. The
decision is Peugeot Motocycles SAS c. Société Piaggio & C. SpA, Cour d’appel de Paris, No. [...]
I was surprised to learn that a federal grand jury in Washington DC declined to indict on a felony charge the DOJ employee who threw a sandwich at a federal agent. This suggests
that there is a potential limit on the Administration's ability to enforce its "crime emergency" policies in the District. [...]
Darf man in der Bundesrepublik unbehelligt einen Lesekreis zu Marx veranstalten? Laut Verwaltungsgericht Hamburg (Urteil vom 8.4.2025, Az. 17 K 2550/23,): Unklar. Stattfinden
darf der Lesekreis ohne Einmischung staatlicher Behörden anscheinend nur, solange er sich nicht „aktiv-kämpferisch“ für Marx‘ Ideen einsetzt, da „die von [...]
In July 2024, the European Commission entered into a strategic partnership on critical raw materials with Serbia by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on sustainable
raw materials and battery value chains. Three days before signing the MoU, the Serbian government had decided to renew the spatial plan for the realization of the [...]
Saksham Agrawal, student at National Law School of India University, Bangalore Photo credit: Court of Arbitration for Sport in Lausanne, by Fanny Schertzer via Wikimedia
Commons [...]
Gregory S. Crespi (Arkansas-Little Rock), How to Grade Law Students Taking "Paper Classes" Given Student Access to Artificial Intelligence Assistance: The Experience from One
Class, 47 UALR L. Rev. 33 (2024) This short paper presents and discusses a new approach to teaching “paper classes” in law school, given current student... [...]
AALS, Section Calls for Papers: The AALS State and Local Government Law Section is pleased to announce a Call for Speakers from which several presenters will be selected for
its program to be held during the AALS 2026 Annual Meeting in New Orleans from January 6-9, 2026. [...]
We are now 100% of the way through Fall 2025 law school admissions season. The number of law school applicants reported by LSAC is up 18.4% compared to last year at this time:
191 of the 197 law schools experienced an increase in applications. Applications are up +30% or more... [...]
