“HOSTILE ENVIRONMENT” CHARGES AND THE ABA/AALS ACCREDITATION/MEMBERSHIP IMBROGLIO, POST- MODERNISM’S “NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN”: WHY DEFAMED LAW PROFESSORS SHOULD “NOT GO GENTLE INTO THAT GOOD NIGHT”

With time the fury has subsided but the feelings from Chase’s own twenty-first century version of 1984 remain vivid – the shock and humiliation of being portrayed by the ABA and AALS as one of the group of male faculty creating a “pervasive hostile environment” is an experience I would wish on no one. How did… continue reading

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY: CURRENT STATUS AND FUTURE EVOLUTION

Whether or not those words were true when Kant penned them over two centuries ago, they are truer today than ever before in human history, and will resonate even more profoundly in the future. The current interrelated financial, economic, climate, energy, food, water, political, and security crises affecting the globe only highlight the historically unprecedented… continue reading

THE PLAYBOY DEFENSE IN PHILADELPHIA: HOW PENNSYLVANIA CONTINUES TO THWART FAIR AND EFFECTIVE SEXUAL ASSAULT PROSECUTIONS BY REFUSING TO ADMIT EXPERT TESTIMONY ABOUT RAPE TRAUMA SYNDROME

With the recent tragedy of the I-35W Mississippi River bridge collapse in Minnesota, the state of the nation’s transportation infrastructure was thrust into the national spotlight. Thirteen people were killed and over one hundred injured when a steel truss arch bridge collapsed into the Mississippi River outside of Minneapolis in August of 2007. News of… continue reading

LIMITING CONTINUATIONS: A PHARMACEUTICAL BASED PERSPECTIVE

With the recent tragedy of the I-35W Mississippi River bridge collapse in Minnesota, the state of the nation’s transportation infrastructure was thrust into the national spotlight. Thirteen people were killed and over one hundred injured when a steel truss arch bridge collapsed into the Mississippi River outside of Minneapolis in August of 2007. News of… continue reading

A CALL TO THE COURTS TO NARROW THE SCOPE OF THE DEFINITION OF LEARNING DISABILITY WITHIN THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES IN EDUCATION ACT

With the recent tragedy of the I-35W Mississippi River bridge collapse in Minnesota, the state of the nation’s transportation infrastructure was thrust into the national spotlight. Thirteen people were killed and over one hundred injured when a steel truss arch bridge collapsed into the Mississippi River outside of Minneapolis in August of 2007. News of… continue reading

PRESERVING THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE WORLD’S CHILDREN: IMPLEMENTING THE HAGUE TREATY ON INTERCOUNTRY ADOPTION THROUGH PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS

With the recent tragedy of the I-35W Mississippi River bridge collapse in Minnesota, the state of the nation’s transportation infrastructure was thrust into the national spotlight. Thirteen people were killed and over one hundred injured when a steel truss arch bridge collapsed into the Mississippi River outside of Minneapolis in August of 2007. News of… continue reading

“WHISTLEBLOWING” AND THE INTENTIONAL DISTORTION OF NEWS

With the recent tragedy of the I-35W Mississippi River bridge collapse in Minnesota, the state of the nation’s transportation infrastructure was thrust into the national spotlight. Thirteen people were killed and over one hundred injured when a steel truss arch bridge collapsed into the Mississippi River outside of Minneapolis in August of 2007. News of… continue reading

RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN SCHOOL SPEECH LAW – EXAMINING THE POTENTIAL FATE OF HARPER V. POWAY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

With the recent tragedy of the I-35W Mississippi River bridge collapse in Minnesota, the state of the nation’s transportation infrastructure was thrust into the national spotlight. Thirteen people were killed and over one hundred injured when a steel truss arch bridge collapsed into the Mississippi River outside of Minneapolis in August of 2007. News of… continue reading