Professor Trudeau publishes the first international study on the public’s preferences for legal communication

Trudeau, Christopher, The Public Speaks, Again: An International Study on Legal Communication, 40.2 University of Arkansas Little Rock Law Review 249 (Winter 2017). Read it here. Professor Trudeau published the first international study on the public’s perception of legal communication with his U.K. co-author, Christine Cawthorne. This grant-funded study is the first study to measure … Professor Trudeau publishes the first international study on the public’s preferences for legal communication

Professor Sullivan’s work cited in Arkansas Court of Appeals case

Sullivan’s article, Arkansas, Meet Tarasoff: The Question of Expanded Liability to Third Persons for Mental Health Professionals, 69 Arkansas Law Review 987-1053 (2017), was cited in Martin v. Smith, 2018 Ark. App. 452, at *4, n.1 (Harrison, J., dissenting).

Professor Entrikin’s article published by Journal of Appellate Practice and Process

Entrikin, J. Lyn, Disrespectful Dissent: Justice Scalia’s Regrettable Legacy of Incivility, 18 Journal of Appellate Practice and Process 201 (Fall 2017 [Appeared in print in Summer 2018]). Read it here. The article examines the late Justice Scalia’s legacy of more than two hundred published dissenting opinions. The article also offers recommendations to the Supreme Court … Professor Entrikin’s article published by Journal of Appellate Practice and Process

Professor cummings publishes “Reforming Policing” in the Drexel Law Review

cummings, andré douglas pond, Reforming Policing, 10 Drexel Law Review 573 (2018).  Abstract. This article proposes a radical restructuring of United States law enforcement policies and procedures in order to address the critical challenges of police killing of unarmed black men and the massive divide that exists between urban communities and the police.

Professor Adams-Schoen’s 2014 law review article on student mindsets was reprinted in the Monograph Vol. 7, an update to the New Teacher’s Deskbook.

Adams-Schoen, Sarah. Of Old Dogs and New Tricks — Can Law Schools Really Fix Students’ Fixed Mindsets? The New Teacher’s Deskbook (Update 2011-2018). Ed: Jennifer Murphy Romig. Volume 7: The LWI Monograph (2018). Professor Adams-Schoen’s 2014 article on mindsets was selected for publication in The New Teacher’s Deskbook, Vol. 7 of the Monograph Series, which … Professor Adams-Schoen’s 2014 law review article on student mindsets was reprinted in the Monograph Vol. 7, an update to the New Teacher’s Deskbook.

Professor Borman published an Article in The Second Draft

Borman, Deborah L., End of the Line, Spring 2018 Second Draft, Volume 31, No. 1 The Second Draft 27 (2018). The authors, Deborah L. Borman and Kimberly Y.W. Holst, advocate to cease underlining citations in legal documents.

Professor Borman published a Law Review Article in The Seattle University Law Review

Borman, Deborah L., De-Grading Assessment: Rejecting Rubrics in Favor of Authentic Analysis, 41 Seattle U. L.Rev 713 (2018) Seattle University Law Review 713 (2018). A holistic approach to grading and evaluating legal analytical writing, including engaging in authentic conversations about writing, leads to more comprehensible written work product and ultimately better lawyering.

Prof. Gallant writes on reparations for human right violations

Gallant, Kenneth. Corporate Criminal Responsibility for Human Rights Violations: Jurisdiction and Reparations. Prosecuting Corporations for Violations of International Criminal Law: Jurisdictional Issues. Ed: S. Gless & S. Broniszewska-Emdin. Leave blank, first edition ed. Antwerp: Maklu (2018). 47-78 Prof. Gallant addresses transnational enforcement of criminal judgments for reparations to crime victims. He finds civil remedies may … Prof. Gallant writes on reparations for human right violations

Associate Dean Beiner publishes book review

Beiner, Theresa, When Courts Run Amuck: A Book Review of UNEQUAL: HOW AMERICA’S COURTS UNDERMINE DISCRIMINATION LAW BY SANDRA F. SPERINO AND SUJA A. THOMAS (Oxford 2017), 5 Texas A&M L. Rev. 391 (2018). Professor Beiner provides a comprehensive review and commentary about Unequal: How America’s Courts Undermine Discrimination Law, a recent book by Professor … Associate Dean Beiner publishes book review