The title of this post is the title of this new article authored by Michael Smith now available via SSRN. Here is its abstract: Defendants in criminal cases are routinely
detained pending trial because they are deemed dangerous. In some of these cases, these defendants are detained without bail, in others, bail is set at an amount [...]
[First posted in AWOL 20 May 2016, updated 30 August 2025] [First posted in AWOL 20 May 2016, updated 30 August 2025] Hellenic Studies Series Hellenic Studies Series
Hellenic Studies Series Criteria of Truth: Representations of Truth and Falsehood in Hellenistic Poetry [...]
Patristic Theology: A Journal for Patristic Theological Research Patristic Theology (PT) publishes research that rigorously engages early Christian texts and the theological
wisdom that inspired them. As an open-access, peer-reviewed journal, Patristic Theology benefits the larger academy by providing an important venue for the publication [...]
MMOL Tabular Data: User Guide This user guide is intended to help you get started using the tabular versions of the Medieval Manuscripts in Oxford Libraries catalogue data,
and to give you examples of what you can do with the data. Further details can be found on the following pages. [...]
Tempus Pontem: Azerbaijan Journal of Archaeology and Anthropology ISSN: 3105-3890 (Online)ISSN: 3104-9044 (Print) “Tempus Pontem: Azerbaijan Journal of Archaeology and
Anthropology” is an international peer-reviewed periodical journal for the Archaeology and Anthropology field of sciences. [...]
The Annual Meeting of the Scottish LegalHistory Group will take place in the Advocates’ Library in Edinburgh on 18th October. The programme will be as follows:10:00 – Coffee10:30
– Prof Dauvit Broun (Glasgow), “The earliest extant letter written in Scotland by a lawyer on behalf of his client: British Library Harleian MS 2355 f.9rb-va”11:15 [...]
The provenance of works is always of interest in legal history. Thus, it is worth nothing that the Lawbook Exchange in New Jersey has just recently offered for sale a splendid
copy of the 1614 (second) edition of the Opera omnia of Jacques Cujas prepared by the great scholar’s pupil, Alexander Scot, a Scotsman, who had married the daughter [...]
Legal Education: Washington Free Beacon, Columbia Law School Tells Students To Avoid Offensive Terms Like 'Crazy Uncle' And 'Grandfathering' Barry Currier, Brian Leiter (Chicago),
& Dan Rodriguez (Northwestern), The ABA Legal Ed Council's Game Of Chicken Gregory Crespi (Arkansas-Little Rock), Grading Law Students Taking “Paper Classes” [...]
Law.com, Wisconsin Law School Says Public Defender Project Will Continue Despite Layoffs: Public Defender Project director John Gross was among "several" law school faculty
members who were recently informed of their impending termination from the University of Wisconsin-Madison Law School, raising fears over the future of the project. [...]
