Gaston Defferre, ici de face, a touché par deux fois son adversaire à l’avant-bras, ce qui a fait de lui le vainqueur. AFP Gaston Defferre, ici de face, a touché par deux
fois son adversaire à l’avant-bras, ce qui a fait de lui le vainqueur. AFP [...]
I liked virtually all of the sessions I attended at this year’s ABA conference and I especially appreciated the Court ADR Conference keynote address, delivered by Michael
Buenger, the executive vice-president and chief operating officer of the National Center for State Courts. [...]
The Mueller report describes numerous instances in which President Trump may have obstructed justice. A few days ago, I threw together a quick spreadsheet on Twitter to assess
how Special Counsel Robert Mueller seemed to assess the evidence. Unexpectedly, that spreadsheet got a fair amount of attention—so I thought I would delve back [...]
In this fifth episode of the special Culper Partners Rule of Law Series, David Kris and Nate Jones speak with former senior White House and DOJ official Ron Klain. Ron has
served his country repeatedly, including in senior positions at the highest levels of all three branches of government. [...]
The title of this post is the title of this notable new article now available via SSRN authored by Sandra Mayson and Megan Stevenson. Here is its abstract: Recent scholarship
has underlined the importance of criminal misdemeanor law enforcement, including the impact of public-order policing on communities of color, the collateral consequences [...]
Parution le 17 avril 2O19 – La bouleversante histoire vraie d’une enfance pendant la 2nde Guerre mondiale Henri a 8 ans quand son père reçoit sa mobilisation. Il vit
à Evreux, l’une des villes de France qui sera les plus éprouvées par le conflit. [...]
Louise Michel dans nos mémoires, c’est la Grande Citoyenne, robe noire et écharpe rouge. En mars 1871, à Paris, pendant la Commune, des noms nouveaux ont surgi, appelés
à retentir longtemps. Parmi eux, celui d’une institutrice, passionnée de Victor Hugo, fervente républicaine. [...]
Inside Higher Ed, A College Divided Over a Harvard Professor: Concordia University’s Liberal Arts College asked the conservative political philosopher Harvey Mansfield to
speak at its 40th anniversary gala, planned for next month. Citing alumni backlash over Mansfield’s past controversial statements on gender and gay marriage, the [...]
Kenneth J. McKenzie (Calgary) & Michael Smart (Toronto), Tax Policy Next to the Elephant: Business Tax Reform in the Wake of the US Tax Cuts and Jobs Act: While there is considerable
uncertainty regarding the US Tax Cut and Jobs Act’s (TCJA) economic and fiscal impacts, one thing is certain... [...]
