Notre Dame Lawyer
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Spring 2008
Complete Spring 2008 Issue – includes faculty notes, administration and staff notes, library news, student notes, alumni notes and much more.
Fall 2007
Law School Breaks Ground for New Facility and Construction Update
Neuroimaging and the ‘Complexity’ of Capital Punishment, by O. Carter Snead
Salvation and the Sopranos: Redemption in New Jersey, by M. Cathleen Kaveny
Law School Celebrates Father Mike McCafferty’s Life and Legacy
Loan Repayment Assistance Takes a Big Step Forward, by Robert L Jones, Jr.
Complete Fall 2007 Issue – includes faculty notes, administration and staff notes, library news, student notes, alumni notes and much more.
Spring 2007
Pursuing Justice in South America, by Ed Fillenwarth, ’63 J.D.
Report from Guantánamo, by Bob Weaver, ’75 J.D.
To Save the Children, by John Crowley, ’92 J.D.
Remembering Nel, Ray Marvar, ’79 J.D.
Complete Spring 2007 Issue – includes faculty notes, administration and staff notes, library news, student notes, alumni notes and much more.
Fall 2006
Building for the New Millennium: A Progress Report
National Parks, Ghanian Style
Prof. John Nagle reports on environmental efforts undertaken in Ghana.
‘Amazing Grace’
When the Hispanic Law Students Association awarded Prof. Jimmy Gurulé its Graciela Olivarez Award, he chose to honor the award’s namesake in his acceptance speech.
Complete Fall 2006 Issue- includes faculty notes, administration and staff notes, library news, student notes, alumni notes and much more.
Spring 2006
Learning What It Means To Be a Different Kind of Lawyer, by Robert Jones, Director, Legal Aid Clinic
Tennis and Top Bottons Remembering William H. Rehnquist, by Richard W. Garnett, Lilly Endowment Associate Professor of Law
The Law Library: A Twenty-Year Odyssey, by Roger Jacobs, Professor of Law
People, Books, Quiet Action: The Emblems of a Friend, by Walter F. Pratt, Professor of Law
Center for Civil and Human Rights: Continuing a Tradition, by Sean O’Brien, Assistant Director, Center for Civil and Human Rights
Complete Spring 2006 Issue – includes faculty notes, administration and staff notes, library news, student notes, alumni notes and much more.
Fall 2005
$21 Million Dollar Gift from Alumnus Frank Eck
Voir Dire: A Conversation with Professor G. Robert Blakey
Corporate Inversions and the Definition of an ‘American’ Corporation, by Professor Michael Kirsch excerpts his Virginia Tax Review article.
Complete Fall 2005 Issue – includes faculty notes, administration and staff notes, library news, student notes, alumni notes and much more.
Spring 2005
The Notre Dame London Law Centre: A Reexamined Profession
Chilé: From Oppression to Freedom, by Jeff Hall, ‘06 J.D.
Reflections on Making a Difference, by Ana Perez-Arrieta, ‘05 J.D.
Reminiscence Bob Rodes reflects on the past forty-nine years at the law school
The Notre Dame Law Review Celebrates its 80th Anniversary
Complete Spring 2005 Issue – includes faculty notes, administration and staff notes, library news, student notes, alumni notes and much more.
Fall 2004
Reinstating the Rule of Law This past May, Notre Dame Professor of Law Jimmy Gurulé was a member of a group of international jurists and legal scholars invited to The Hague to provide advice and guidance to members of the Iraqi Special Tribunal, the governing body charged with bringing Saddam Hussein to justice.
Supporting the Cause of Justice As preparations were made to undertake the arduous and complex task of prosecuting war criminals after Sierra Leone’s savage 10-year civil war, Notre Dame Law Professor Jim Seckinger and a team of trial advocacy experts were on hand to conduct training that would, he hoped, further the cause of justice in this war-torn nation.
Bridge to the Past: Kenneth Konop ‘29, ‘31 J.D.
Retired Law School Professor Charles F. Crutchfield Dies
Complete Fall 2004 Issue – includes faculty notes, administration and staff notes, library news, student notes, alumni notes and much more.
Spring 2004
Bangladesh Journal by Teresa Godwin Phelps, Professor of Law
Catholic and American Using Catholic Social Teaching for a Critical Look at American Law and Culture by Vincent D. Rougeau, Associate Professor of Law
The History of Pollution by John Copeland Nagle, Professor of Law
Hope on Howard Street by Rebecca Houghton, Supervising Attorney, Legal Aid Clinic and Clinic Fellow
Is Marriage the Government’s Business? The Journal of Law, Ethics & Public Policy sponsored “Symposium on Marriage.”
Lord Goff – This Year’s Clynes Visiting Chair
Complete Spring 2004 Issue – includes faculty notes, administration and staff notes, library news, student notes, alumni notes and much more.
Fall 2003
Shattered Voices by Teresa Godwin Phelps, Professor of Law
The Clergy Sexual Abuse Crisis and the Spirit of Canon Law by Reverend John J. Coughlin, O.F.M., Professor of Law
Notre Dame Law School Faculty Focus Tex Dutile by Mary Hendriksen
Spring 2003
Reaching Beyond Borders Encounter with Migrants Reinforces Importance of Justice by Barbara Szweda., Associate Professional Specialist Notre Dame Legal Aid Clinic
Subsidiarity as a Structural Principle of International Human Rights Law by G. Carozza, Associate Professor of Law
Agent Orange Heads to the Supreme Court by Jay Tidmarsh, Professor of Law
A Bed for the Night: Humanitarianism in Crisis Reviewed for American magazine by Donald P. Kommers, Joseph and Elizabeth Robbie Professor of Political Science and a concurrent professor of law. He is also a fellow in the Nanovic Institute for European Studies.
Clynes Endowment Brings Chief Justice Rehnquist to Campus
Summer 2002
Enron, Accounting and Lawyers by Matthew J. Barrett ‘82, ‘85 J.D., Professor of Law
Fall/Winter 2001 – After September 11: Challenges, Choices
Combating Terrorism through Law Enforcement: Crime-Fighting Adapts to the New War on Terrorism by Cathy Pieronek ‘84, ‘95 J.D., Director of Law School Relations
The War and Human Rights by Juan E. Méndez, Professor of Law and Director, Center for Civil and Human Rights
Civil Remedies for Victims of Terrorist Attacts by William P. Hoye ‘01 LL.M., Associate Vice President, Deputy General Counsel and Concurrent Associate Professor of Law
Practicing Immigration Law on September 11 by Barbara Szweda, Associate Professional Specialist, Notre Dame Legal Aid Clinic
Justice Antonin Scalia, 2001 Clynes Visiting Professor in Judicial Ethics
Alumni-funded Summer Service – An Opportunity to Serve, An Opportunity to Learn
Summer 2001 Edition – Bridging Our Past and Our Future
Bridging Our Past and Our Future by Dean Patricia A. O’Hara ‘74J.D.
The Search for Space by Associate Dean Roger F. Jacobs
