Is a Facebook “Like” Protected Speech?
A recent case in Virginia, Bland v. Roberts, 2012, saw employees of the Hampton, Virginia Sheriff’s department fired “for cost cutting purposes”, though the […]
Month: April 2012
Avoiding an Interview Faux Pas
Mispronouncing the name of the law firm you are interviewing at likely will not impress your prospective employer. To avoid a pronunciation […]
Using Physics to Beat a Traffic Ticket
Lacking a legal argument to get out of your traffic ticket? Try physics. Dmitri Krioukov, a UC San Diego physicist, submitted […]
Preparing for the First Day of Exams
Monday marks the first day of Spring 2012 exams, with Criminal Law kicking things off at 8:30am and Evidence getting underway at […]
Extended Hours During Finals
The Law Library hours are extended on Fridays and Saturdays beginning this week and through the end of finals. We will be […]
Extreme Weight Loss – Law Library Edition
What’s that? We look lighter? Thanks for noticing, we have lost a few pounds. Over 78,000 pounds, actually! If you were around […]
National Library Week – Celebrating Our Staff!
Happy National Library Week! Established in 1958, “National Library Week is a national observance sponsored by the American Library Association (ALA) and libraries […]
4th Annual Edward J. Shoen Leading Scholars Lecture
This Thursday the College of Law will host Jack Goldsmith, who is delivering the 4th annual Edward J. Shoen Leading Scholars Lecture. […]
ROTC Training Exercise on the SRC Field Thursday
An ROTC Training exercise will be held on the SRC Field Thursday, April 12, 2012. The Army ROTC will be landing 2 […]
Some interesting English Legal News
If English Law or English Legal History is among your interests, you may want to check out this amusing article from the […]