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Just-published research on the generation of cells that function identically to embryonic stem cellshas solved one of the most vexed issues at the intersection of science, ethics and public policy,according to Carter Snead, associate professor of law at the University of Notre Dame Law School and former general counsel…

For Richard W. Garnett, John Cardinal OHara, C.S.C., Associate Professor of Law in the Notre Dame Law School, the Supreme Courts last-minute stay of execution for Mississippi death row inmate Earl Wesley Barry indicates a heartening self-restraint. p. Executions in the United States are coming to a halt,Garnett said.Last…

Ed Edmonds presented "Baseball Salary Arbitration – A Twenty Year Perspective” at the Sports Law Scholarship and Teaching Colloquium on Thursday, September 27, 2007.

Richard W. Garnett, John Cardinal OHara, C.S.C., Associate Professor of Law in the Notre Dame Law School, suggests that the upcoming Supreme Court term will challenge conventional wisdom. p. Much of the commentary about the Supreme Courts last term has included the claim that the justices have made a…

Roger F. Jacobs, associate dean and director emeritus of the Kresge Law Library, received the Marion Gould Gallagher Distinguished Service Award from the American Association of Law Libraries at its annual conference in New Orleans on July 17, 2007.…

Ed Edmonds, associate dean for library and information technology in the Kresge Law Library, presented “The Great Dodgers Pitching Tandem Strikes a Blow for Salaries – the 1966 Drysdale-Koufax Holdout and Its Impact on the Game” at the “19th Cooperstown Symposium on Baseball and American Culture,” cosponsored by the State Univ. of New York on Oneonta and the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, Cooperstown, N.Y., on June 6, 2007.…

Ed Edmonds, associate dean for library and information technology in the Kresge Law Library, presented “The Impact of Curt Flood’s Minor League Baseball Experiences on His Lawsuit Against Bowie Kuhn” at the Nine: A Journal of Baseball History and Culture – 14th Annual Spring Training Conference, Tucson, AZ on March 16, 2007.…

As Jimmy Gurulé faces students in his spring semester classThe Law of Terrorism,he knows his audience is willing to delve into the complexities that al-Qaeda, and global terrorism in general, present. p. Too often, says the professor of law, other groups – the public, media and politicians, in particular…