Rhode Island legal community: We are beginning to accept submissions for the next Rhode Island Issue of the Law Review! Send us an email if you are interested ([email protected]).
Our Symposium Edition, titled Is this a Christian Nation?, is now available. Check it out here: https://t.co/Xm2HIY6TyV
Many thanks to our amazing contributors: @CarlTBogus @Mary_Anne_Case @SCOTUSHUMOR @tmbejan@Marci_Hamilton Erwin Chemerinsky John Ragosta Steven Green
Congratulations to all our Rhode Island Edition authors on publication! Find PDFs of all the excellent articles and comments at https://t.co/Xm2HIY6TyV
The University of Richmond Law Review will no longer be adhering to The Bluebook's "et al." convention for works by more than two authors. It arbitrarily harms both female authors and those with last names later in the alphabet. Check out this @HoffProf thread for more details!
Rhode Island legal community: We are still accepting submissions for the Rhode Island Issue of the Law Review! Send us an email if you are interested ([email protected])
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Congratulations to Lauren Bizier and Rachel Dunham, our two staff members published in our Symposium Edition: Adjudicating Sexual Misconduct on Campus: Title IX and Due Process in Uncertain Times
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25th Anniversary Post: Ten years ago, a team from @RWULaw returned from Charleston as the National Champions in the Judge John R. Brown Admiralty Law Moot Court Competition, besting LSU in the final round. This weekend the @RWULaw team did it again to LSU.
EIC Steve Lapatin, Notes and Comments Editor Brody Karn, and Joe Staph won the Judge John R. Brown Admiralty Moot Court Competition and received awards for best brief and best oral advocate in the competition!