PhD and JD students working on #LegalHistory projects have 1 month to apply to the funded Student Research Colloquium on 11/2 at this year's @ASLHtweets conference in New Orleans. Spread the word! 🗣
Application due 6/1. More details here: https://t.co/yDtkbbLLDI
I think I've found my favorite picture ever taken inside the Supreme Court, and it's of building support staff setting up for the justices' group photo. From 1976.
It rules:
ICYMI: Professor @priest_claire reveals how the drive to expand credit propelled the creation of new property laws and legal institutions in the colonial and founding eras of the United States in her new book “Credit Nation.” https://t.co/DVR70DQEBA
In her new book “Credit Nation,” Professor Claire Priest reveals how the drive to expand credit propelled the creation of new property laws and legal institutions in the colonial and founding eras of the United States. https://t.co/DVR70Dz3K2
In her new book “Credit Nation,” Professor Claire Priest reveals how the drive to expand credit propelled the creation of new property laws and legal institutions in the colonial and founding eras of the United States. https://t.co/DVR70Dz3K2
Niche content but my husband's constitutional history paper (a biographical sketch) on Justice Owen Roberts is titled "Switches Get Stitches" and honestly I have never been prouder
On Sunday I found out my book received an honorable mention for the David Yale Book Prize. Today, I Zoomed to Yale to present a paper at @YaleLHF. This is my Yale week.
No, this podcast is not yet another one with two leftist bros agreeing with each other-because @ProfSchleich is a neoliberal shill (self-described) https://t.co/tmYnamq7fs