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Wednesday, February 12, 2014

UCLA Law Ranks Seventh (or, Arguably, Sixth) in "Elite Public Interest" Placement

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At Excess of Democracy, Derek Muller sets out to rank law schools' public interest employment placement -- specifically, "elite...

The Standing Implications of the NSA's Decrease in Metadata Collection

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At Lawfare, Chris Donesa posts about a recent leak that indicates the NSA is only collecting 20 percent or 20-30 percent of U.S. telephonic ...

French Plaintiffs Win Symbolic Damages for Distress Caused by Michael Jackson's Death

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Via Kevin Underhill at Lowering the Bar , I learned about a lawsuit that French plaintiffs filed against Conrad Murray, Michael Jackson'...

The Origins of Anti-Jaywalking Laws

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The BBC reports : Enforcement of anti-jaywalking laws in the US is sporadic, often only triggered by repeated complaints from drivers abo...
Tuesday, February 11, 2014

A Potential Drone Strike on an American Citizen and Related Articles by Gonzales, Vladek, and Opderbek

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The New York Times reports : The Obama administration is debating whether to authorize a lethal strike against an American citizen living...
Monday, February 10, 2014

So You're Going to be an Articles Editor...

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UCLA Law Review recently elected its new board, meaning that I am officially no longer an articles editor. Unofficially, my work as an artic...

I Didn't Realize that UCLA had an Admiralty Law Professor

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At the Faculty Lounge, Michelle Meyer posts about Long Knives , a new legal thriller by Charles Rosenberg. This book is a sequel to Rosenbe...