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Obama reveals his character by withholding birth records
RenewAmerica – March 30, 2011 Constitutional scholar and Notre Dame Law School professor emeritus, Charles Rice, takes no position on the venue of Barack Obama’s birthplace in his recent piece...
Professor Bauer in Hong Kong to teach, lecture on antitrust law
Professor Joseph P. Bauer taught a mini-course in American Antitrust Law to a Competition Law class at Hong Kong University March 7 – March 17. The students were a mixture...
Separation of Powers: Theory, Development, and Applications Conference
A roundtable conference at the law school March 25 considered the latest leading scholarship in the field of Separation of Powers. Conference papers addressed separation of powers theory, executive power,...
Corporate Governance and Business Ethics in a Post-Crisis World
The Notre Dame Law School Spring 2011 Symposium, “Corporate Governance and Business Ethics in a Post-Crisis World” will be held on Friday April 1 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m....
Professor Jenuwine Hosts Retreat for Adult Guardianship Task Force
Professor Michael Jenuwine hosted the Indiana Adult Guardianship State Task Force retreat at the Law School March 19.
Conor Dugan, ’03 J.D. participates in oral arguments as amicus curiae in the Ninth Circuit case
U.S. Department of Justice attorney Conor Dugan, ’03 J.D., recently represented the United States when it participated in oral arguments as amicus curiae in the Ninth Circuit case, Khatib v....
Prof. Mayer quoted in City Pages
Jeff Larson used RNC piggy bank to pay friends; Did use of charitable donations violate federal election law? (Quotes: Lloyd Mayer) – City Pages (Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN) – March 16,...
The Future of Presidential Libraries
The Presidential Libraries Act and the Establishment of Presidential Libraries Report published last month by the Congressional Research Service expands on the role of presidential library foundations and the federal...
Notre Dame in Top 10 for Graduates’ Mid-Career Compensation
Forbes Magazine notes that while starting pay is important for lawyers, “more important is mid-career compensation.”
Matt Nussbaum, ’04 J.D., named assistant general counsel to MLB Players Association
After three years as associate general counsel for the National Hockey League Players Association, Matt Nussbaum, J.D. 2004, has been named assistant general counsel to the Major League Baseball Players...
Professor Nagle delivers keynote at environmental law symposium
Professor John Copeland Nagle delivered the keynote address at a Vermont Law School environmental law symposium March 2.
The CCHR welcomes two visiting scholars
The Center for Civil and Human Rights welcomes Professor Jayme Benvenuto and Judge Narciso Baez as visiting scholars for the semester.
CCHR Attorneys Participate in Strategic Convening on Cruel, Inhuman and Degrading Treatment
As part of the CCHR’s continuing efforts to promote human rights locally, two CCHR attorneys participated in a strategic convening on ending cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment by U.S. officials....