Law and Humanities
Conducting The Constitution: Justice Scalia, Textualism, And The Eroica Symphony, Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment and Technology Law (2007)
This article summarizes various modes of Constitutional and musical interpretation and imagines how Justice Antonin...
Legal Analysis and Writing
'Aux Armes, Citoyens!:' Time for Law Schools to Lead the Movement for Free and Open Access to the Law (2007)
This article is a manifesto that outlines the principles of the open access to legal...
"Who Are Those Guys?:" The Results of a Survey Studying the Information Literacy of Incoming Law Students, ExpressO (2007)
This article presents the results of a summer 2006 survey of students about to begin...
Cite Unseen: How Neutral Citation And America's Law Schools Can Cure Our Strange Devotion To Bibliographical Orthodoxy And The Constriction Of Open And Equal Access To The Law, Albany Law Review (2007)
This article looks at the phenomenon of legal citation and its unintended consequences. After considering...
Mapping the Social Life of the Law: An Alternative Approach to Legal Research (2007)
As the law moves inexorably to a digital publication model in which books no longer...
“Forty-Two:” A Hitchhikers Guide To Teaching Legal Research To The Google Generation, Akron Law Review (2006)
This article seeks to answer the questions of what students should learn about legal research...
Legal History
The Beggar's Opera and its Criminal Law Context, John Gay's The Beggar's Opera 1728-2004: Adaptations and Re-Writings (2006)
This chapter seeks to take the characters and situations of Gay's The Beggar's Opera and...