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Gillian Hadfield, lawprof at the University of Southern California who’s visiting Hahvahd at the moment, offers this controversial proposition in an op-ed at the Washington Post .
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The long arm of the law should not extend to the middle finger. — Ira P. Robbins , criminal law professor at American University – Washington College of Law American University – United States – Washington College of Law – Washington DC – Law
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When it comes to law school , “Hope springs eternal.” According to a National Law Journal article entitled Hope Drives Rise in Law School Applications , for this year’s incoming class, law school applications increased by 7% and the number of applicants by 3% — despite tough times in the legal profession and the heavy educational...
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(Eugene Volokh) I’ve often seen this supposed quote from George Washington, including in books of quotes: Government is not reason, it is not eloquence — it is force. Like fire it is a dangerous servant and a fearful master; never for a moment should it be left to irresponsible action. But I wanted to note that it’s not at all clear that Washington...
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