Faculty Published Works

cummings, andré douglas pond, Teaching Social Justice Through “Hip Hop & the Law”, 42 North Carolina Central Law Review 47 (2019). Professor andré cummings published “Teaching Social Justice Through Hip Hop & the Law” chronicling his experience teaching his course “Hip Hop & the American Constitution” at the John Marshall Law School (where he visited … Professor andré douglas pond cummings publishes an article on Teaching Social Justice Principles in a Hip Hop & the Law Course

Entrikin, J. Lyn. ABA Legal Writing Sourcebook. 3d ed. Chicago: ABA Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar (2020). Professor Entrikin served as Executive Editor for the latest edition of the ABA Legal Writing Sourcebook. More than twenty experienced legal writing scholars contributed chapters or sections to the third edition of the Sourcebook, … Professor Entrikin’s latest publication

DiPippa, John M., Nuclear Weapons, the War Powers, and the Constitution: Mutually Assured Destruction, 71 South Carolina Law Rev. (2019) Dean Emeritus DiPippa discusses the implications the original meaning of the proper constitutional distribution of the war power as it relates to the use of nuclear weapons in order to provide a framework to answer … Dean Emeritus DiPippa published an article on the distribution of war power

Sullivan, J. Thomas, A Jurisdictional Skirmish in the Arkansas Appellate Courts and a New Direction for Rule 37.1 Appeals, 41 University of Arkansas at Little Rock Law Review 319 (2019).

Borman, Deborah L., Something Borrowed: Interdisciplinary Strategies for Legal Education, 68 J. Legal Educ. 357 (2019). In “Something Borrowed,” Professors Borman and Haras argue that legal education must borrow theories and techniques from other disciplines to achieve better teaching and learning in law school. The authors identify and dismiss the faulty learning theories that pervades … Professor Borman publishes article in Journal on Legal Education

Silverstein, Joshua, CONTRACT INTERPRETATION ENFORCEMENT COSTS: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF TEXTUALISM VERSUS CONTEXTUALISM CONDUCTED VIA THE WEST KEY NUMBER SYSTEM, 47 Hofstra Law Review 1011 (2019). The article discusses contract interpretation and empirical research methods and contains an empirical study of contract interpretation View article.

Entrikin, J. Lyn, The Death of Common Law, 42 Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy 351 (2019). The Article aims to shed light on America’s perceived common law heritage, and to urge the legal academy to come to terms with American law as it is today. It explores the positive law influences on the … Professor Entrikin’s Latest Article Published in Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy

Beiner, Theresa, Legal Mentoring, 57 University of Louisville Law Review 329 (2019). Dean Beiner’s article on legal mentoring recently was published by the University of Louisville Law Review. The article covers the extant research on mentoring, including aspects of good mentoring programs, and makes suggestions for how legal employers might set up an effective mentoring … Dean Beiner publishes article on mentoring.

Oliver, Ranko Shiraki. Overview of Major Federal Laws That Protect Individuals with Mental Illness from Discrimination. Arkansas Journal of Social Change and Public Service (Apr. 1, 2019). The 3,357-word blog essay was the basis for Prof. Oliver’s 1.5-hr-presentation at the Journal’s Seventh Annual Spring Symposium in 2019.

Professor Deborah L. Borman, a faculty member at the UA Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law, has written A Short and Happy Guide to Legal Writing. It is part of West Academic’s Short and Happy series which began in 2011 with A Short and Happy Guide to Property by Professor Paula Franzese. “The … Professor Deborah L. Borman has written A Short and Happy Guide to Legal Writing