In The Stacks: Homeward Bound
March 20, 2023
by Niamh Dillon In 2022, Ireland celebrated the centenary of the foundation of the Irish Free State. The centenary marked a long-anticipated moment that came at the end of one… READ MORE
Spat on Veterans: An Enduring Myth
March 13, 2023
by Jerry Lembcke In May, 2012, the Obama Administration announced a project to commemorate the U.S. war in Vietnam. The project, funded by Congress for $65 million and administered by… READ MORE
5 Books for Trans Awareness Week
November 16, 2022
As we celebrate Trans Awareness Week, we’re taking a deeper look at the ways that transphobia permeates our society. These five books provide a unique understanding of the oppression experienced… READ MORE
Still Trying to Make Sense of the Midterm Elections? Consider the Impact of These Frustrating Changes to Your State’s Voting Laws.
November 8, 2022
by Don Waisanen, Sonia R. Jarvis and Nicole A. Gordon If you are an eligible voter heading to the polls this November, you may need to ready yourself for some maddening and confusing… READ MORE
How Jailhouse Informants Contribute to Wrongful Convictions (And What to Do About It) by Jeffrey S. Neuschatz and Jonathan M. Golding
November 1, 2022
A recent series of cases in Tampa, FL illustrate a problem facing the legal system in the US—theuse of jailhouse informants. Jailhouse informants are witnesses who testify in a criminal… READ MORE
May 20, 2022
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In the Library: Books on Free Speech
April 20, 2022
In the year since my book The Fight for Free Speech: Ten Case That Define Our First Amendment Freedoms was published by NYU Press, I am often asked if there… READ MORE
Authors In Conversation: Susan Bartie
April 11, 2022
Tell us about the genesis of this book—what made you decide to edit and shepherd it? We had both been working on research projects about law professors who had studied… READ MORE