Judy Garnett, Kristi Arth, Karen Sneddon, and Richard Heppner elevated our understanding of how poetry can enrich legal pedagogy. This wasn’t a typical law and…
This annual roundtable—organized and moderated by Charles “Rocky” Rhodes (Missouri) and Tom Metzloff (Duke)—explores developments in civil procedure. As it has done every five years,…
This discussion group convened to commemorate the Bicentennial of the Louisiana Civil Code of 1825, the oldest civil code in the Americas. Participants from law…
Pedagogy and Assessments in Consumer Law, Commercial Law, and Bankruptcy Courses This discussion group was comprised of professors who teach in the fields of consumer…
The Non-AI Issues in IP Law discussion group, moderated by Professors Lucas Osborn and W. Keith Robinson, offered a welcome shift from the recent AI-saturated…
Roundtable: Twenty-First Century Procedure After Two Decades of the Roberts Court This annual roundtable—organized and moderated by Charles “Rocky” Rhodes (Missouri) and Tom Metzloff (Duke)—explores…
Stephen Henderson talked about developing the use of AI in the promotion of criminal justice. Lauryn Gouldin discussed a concept entitled “specific suspicion” addressing whether…
Centering People, Producing Narratives, and Exposing Myths in Criminal Law and Procedure The workshop addressed fundamental questions about how lawyers construct narratives around people experiencing…
Professor Adrian McKinney, University of Toledo College of Law, talked about her paper, Back to the Drawing Board: A Reflection of Senate Bill 1437 and Felony…
This discussion group, moderated by Professor Joan MacLeod Heminway, focused on maintaining physical well-being among law faculty. The session brought together discussants from various law…