Der Berliner Gesetzesentwurf für eine bevorzugte Einstellung von „Menschen mit Migrationshintergrund“ im öffentlichen Dienst ist zwar vorerst gescheitert, doch das Thema
wird uns mit großer Wahrscheinlichkeit in den nächsten Jahren weiter beschäftigen. [...]
The Covid-19 pandemic has tested the legal, political, economic and public health systems of countries all over the world, and Singapore – particularly as it found itself
having to hold a general election in the middle of the pandemic – is no exception. [...]
Alison Siegler and Kate M. Harris have this notable new New York Times op-ed under the headline "How Did the ‘Worst of the Worst’ Become 3 Out of 4?: Merrick Garland can
bring bail reform to the federal justice system." Here is how the efective piece gets started and concludes: Few see Judge Merrick Garland, President Biden’s [...]
The title of this post is the title of this notable new article now available via SSRN authored by Brandon Garrett and Lee Kovarsky. Here is its abstract: The COVID-19 pandemic
blighted all aspects of American life, but people in jails, prisons, and other detention sites experienced singular harm and neglect. Housing vulnerable detainee [...]
On pourrait penser que la République, du moins en principe, n'a cure de ce genre de conflit. Les privilèges n'ont-ils pas été abolis avec la célèbre nuit du 4 août 1789
? Une loi des 19 et 23 1790 est ensuite intervenue, proclamant que "les titres de prince, duc, comte, marquis, vicomte, vidame, baron, chancelier, messire, écuyer, [...]
Debra Moss Vollweiler (Nova), Law School as a Consumer Product: Beat 'em or Join 'em?, 40 Pace L. Rev. 1 (2019): With rising costs, pressure on performance metrics and competitive
high-profile rankings, law schools are more than ever before being judged on a consumer satisfaction basis by both students and... [...]
Kayal Munisami, Legal Technology and the Future of Women in Law, 36 Windsor Yearbook of Access to Justice 164, 2019 Much has been written about how automation will change the
legal profession as a whole, less so about how automation... [...]
Kyle Velte, Toward a Touchstone Theory of Anti-Racism: Sex Discrimination Law Meets #LivingWhileBlack" Yale Journal of Law & Feminism, Forthcoming This article asks the question:
Can sex discrimination law do positive work for the project of dismantling anti-Black racism and... [...]
Beverley Baines, Federalism and Women's Equality Campaigns in Canada, final version available in Jill Vickers, Joan Grace and Cheryl Collier (eds) Handbook on Gender, Diversity
and Federalism, Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd, 2020 dx.doi.org/10.4337/9781788119306.00022) The three recent campaigns to constitutionalize women’s... [...]
Pepperdine Caruso Law Welcomes Jennifer Lee Koh as an Associate Professor of Law: Pepperdine Caruso School of Law is pleased to welcome Jennifer Lee Koh as an Associate Professor
of Law. Beginning this coming fall, Professor Koh will be teaching courses related to immigration law, criminal law, and ethics, as... [...]
