Tax Consequences of a Zombie Apocalypse
In a zombie apocalypse the two certainties in life, death and taxes, may not be so certain. Fortunately, College of Law professor […]
Author: Tara Mospan
Tombstone Running Dry?
The city of Tombstone is waging an epic legal battle against the federal government for access to the wilderness area of […]
CFR now on the LII
Cornell’s Legal Information Institute (LII) recently announced that the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) is now available on its website. The CFR is the codification of […]
By Proclamation of the President, Today is Law Day!
This year’s Law Day theme is “No Courts, No Justice, No Freedom,” and according to the Presidential Proclamation, “recalls the historic role […]
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 […]
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. […]
Professor Bartels Wins Supreme Court Case
It’s been 29 years since he last argued before the U.S. Supreme Court, but he still has it. Martinez v. Ryan, the […]
Law Library Student Survey Winners!
Thank you to everyone who took the Law Library Student Survey. We had a great response rate. We are now going over the […]