Faculty Workshop Series: The End of Integration

Yesterday Professor Michelle Adams of the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, Yeshiva University will be the presenter at the LLS Faculty Workshop.  Her presentation “The End of Integration” draws from her immense expertise on affirmative action, civil rights and race discrimination, and constitutional law.  At Cardozo, Professor Adams serves as the co-director of Floersheimer Center for Constitutional Democracy.  Her law review articles have appeared in the California Law Review, the Texas Law Review, the Iowa Law Review, the Boston University Law Review, and other scholarly journals.  She is the author of several amicus briefs in the United States Supreme Court and regularly presents her work and blogs on legal issues for various interactive websites, including NYTimes.com.

Faculty Workshop Series Presents David Ball

Assistant Professor David Ball from Santa Clara Law will present his paper, "Why Should States Pay for Prisons, When Local Officials Decide Who Goes There?" on Thursday, October 11, 2012. Ball will begin speaking at 11:45 am in Casassa 401 and lunch will be provided.

Faculty Workshop Series Presented Anne Dailey

Evangeline Starr Professor Anne Dailey of the University of Connecticut School of Law spoke on "Reinterpreting Tarasoff" as part of Loyola's Faculty Workshop Series.

Guest Speaker Kevin Noble Maillard on Family Values

Kevin Noble Maillard from Syracuse University College of Law presented on "Rethinking 'Family Values'" as part of Loyola's Faculty Workshop Series.

The First Faculty Series Downtown

By Associate Dean Michael Waterstone

We're proud of our new Loyola Law School Downtown Public Interest Law Center at 800 South Figueroa Street in the heart of downtown Los Angeles. The Center houses our Disability Rights Legal Center and the Center for Conflict Resolution. Last week, we hosted the first of our "Loyola Faculty Downtown" series at the Center. Professor Laurie Levenson spoke to an audience of alumni about cutting-edge issues in Criminal Law. We look forward to hosting at least one session a semester for our alumni in the Los Angeles area. If you have any ideas or faculty you would like to hear from, please let me know!

Visiting Professor Stephanos Bibas on Sentencing

Stephanos Bibas from the University of Pennsylvania Law School spoke on "Notice and Comment Sentencing" in Loyola's Faculty Workshop Series. He teaches Law and Criminology at Penn Law and is the director of the school's Supreme Court Clinic.

Guest Speaker Maxwell L. Stearns on the State of Democracy

Maxwell L. Stearns, Marbury Research Professor of Law at the University of Maryland School of Law spoke on "Direct (Anti-)Democracy" as part of Loyola's Faculty Workshop Series.

Faculty workshop series presents Hari M. Osofsky

Hari M. Osofsky, Associate Professor of Law & Lampert Fesler Research Fellow at the University of Minnesota Law School, will present her paper, "Scales of Law: Rethinking Climate Change, Terrorism, and the Financial Crisis," as part of the Faculty workshop series today, Thursday, September 22, 2011 at 11:45am in the Courtroom of the '90s on the 2nd floor of the Girardi Advcocacy Center.

Faculty Workshop Series Presented Deborah L. Rhode

Deborah L. Rhode, Ernest W. McFarland Professor of Law, and Founding Director, Center on Ethics at Stanford University Law School, presented her paper, "Lawyers as Leaders," today, Thursday, September 8, from 11:45 to 1:00pm, in the Courtroom of the '90s, on the 2nd floor of the Girardi Advocacy Center.

Faculty workshop series presents Professor Ronald J. Krotoszynski, Jr.

Visiting Professor of Law, Ronald J. Krotoszynski, Jr., the Director of Faculty Research & Professor of Law at the University of Alabama School of Law will present "The Unitary Executive and the Plural Judiciary: Reconsidering the Institutional Power and Authority of the Offices of the Chief Justice and the President" as part of the Faculty workshop series today, Thursday, August 25, 2011, from 11:45 to 1:00pm in the Courtroom of the '90s on the 2nd floor of the Girardi Advcocacy Center.

Faculty workshop series presents Professor Laurie Levenson

Professor Laurie Levenson, William F. Rains Fellow and David W. Burcham Professor of Ethical Advocacy, presented "Conflicts of Interest for Investigators" during Loyola's Faculty Workshop Series on June 30th, 2011 in Founders 236.

Loyola hosts Spring 2011 Southern California Junior Faculty Forum

Loyola Law School is hosting the Spring 2011 Southern California Junior Faculty Forum on Tuesday, May 17, 2011 on its downtown Los Angeles campus. Sessions include "From an 'Offspring of Revolution' to an 'Offspring of Law': Law and the Transformation of Constitutional Conventions in Postbellum America"; "Global Criminal Prosecutions and the Foreign Commerce Clause: Should Criminal Laws Follow U.S. Citizens Overseas?"; "Food Oppression"; "Accounting for Uncertainty: A New Model of Tax Compliance"; and "Election Overtime and the Dynamic Nature of Materiality." LLS presenters include Professor Michael Waterstone, associate dean for research and academic centers, and Associate Professor Justin Levitt.

Rochelle C. Dreyfuss to deliver IP talk during Loyola's Faculty Workshop Series

Rochelle C. Dreyfuss, Pauline Newman Professor of Law at New York University School of Law, will present "The WTO, WIPO, ACTA, and More: Fragmentation and Integration in the International Intellectual Property Regime" at today's edition of the Faculty Workshop Series."

Stephanie M. Stern presents 'The Citizenship Virtues of Homeownership'

Stephanie M. Stern, associate professor of law and Norman and Edna Freehling Scholar, Chicago-Kent College of Law, presented "The Citizenship Virtues of Homeownership" during Loyola's Faculty Workshop Series.

'Wrongful copying' topic of Loyola's IP Theory Colloquium

Shyamkrishna Balganesh, assistant professor of law at the University of Pennsylvania Law School, presented "'Wrongful Copying': Flexibility and Pluralism in Copyright Law" during Loyola's IP Theory Colloquium.

Faculty workshop series presents Prof. Lee Fennell

Lee Fennell, professor of law, University of Chicago Law School, presented "Property and Precaution" during Loyola's Faculty Workshop Series.

Prof. Molly S. Van Houweling presents at Loyola's IP Theory Colloquium

Professor Molly S. Van Houweling of the UC Berkeley School of Law presented "Touching and Concerning Intellectual Property" at Loyola's IP Theory Colloquium.

Prof. Anthony V. Alfieri presents on Big Law and diversity

Anthony V. Alfieri, professor of law and director of the Center for Ethics & Public Service, at the University of Miami School of Law, presented "Big Law, Risk Governance, and Diversity" during Loyola's Faculty Workshop Series.

Professor Jeanne Fromer presents at Loyola's IP Theory Colloquium

Jeanne C. Fromer, associate professor of law, Fordham University School of Law, presented her paper, "Expressive Incentives in Intellectual Property," during Loyola Law School's IP Theory Colloquium.

Loyola's Faculty Workshop Series hosts Prof. Ahmed White

Today, as part of Loyola's Faculty Workshop Series, Associate Professor Ahmed White of the University of Colorado Law School will be presenting his paper, The 'Little Steel' Strike of 1937: Class Violence, Law and the Limits of New Deal Liberalism.