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Colin Powell: Subordinate or Statesman? 
Deadly Tradeoffs 
Parsing Police Oversight's Influence on Crime and Police Complaints 
I have no motivation and am extremely distracted. 
Going back to basic math after law school 
The myth, the man, the legend 
Need to stay awake. 
Can I get an F? 
CFP: Law, Technology and Humans 
Postponed Conf. – Teaching Transactional Law & Skills – Atlanta, GA 
Pandemics Are the Health of the State 
There Is No Debt Catastrophe Yet 
NYS Law Students Urge Highest Court to Expeditiously Announce Alternatives to September Bar Exam 
April 13: How Did They Get Away with That? License Plates, Free Speech and the First Amendment 
On “Coercive” Plea Bargaining 
April 7: Employment Law Issues for Essential Businesses 
CFP: International Journal of Legal Developments and Allied Issues 
Adapting to the New Normal: Tips for Socialization While Social Distancing in Law Schools 
UPDATE: NOW VIRTUAL Conf. & CFP: UN @ 75 
Conf.: 2020 CASRIP Summer Institute and Global Innovation Law Summit – Seattle, WA 
April 16: Seed-stage Financing for Life Sciences Ventures 
April 2: Leases and Loans Feeling the COVID-19 Pain 
April 23: Advertising, marketing & promotions legal update: privacy, publicity, cybersecurity & reputation management 
The Empirics of Legal Education: Australia 2000-2016 
Is Mandatory P/F An Opportunity to More Accurately Assess Competency to Practice Law and For Bar Admission? 
From Professor Griggs: A thank you and a request to bar examiners 
Top 5 Tips for Synchronous Learning for Law Students 
UPDATE: Northwestern University Law Review—3rd Annual Empirical Legal Scholarship Issue: Call for Papers 
AI and Machine Learning: Algorithms and the Law 
Scatterplots With "Weighted" Markers