Minow addresses "The Past, Present, and Future of Legal Education" (video)
In an address to the Harvard Law School community, HLS Dean Martha Minow offered a survey of “The Past, Present, and Future of Legal Education: HLS and Beyond.” After discussing the historical evolution of legal education up to the present “time of innovation and renewal,” she offered a preview of future trends and developments.
Mack in the Boston Globe: A measure of history
“A measure of history,” an op-ed by Professor Kenneth Mack ’91, appeared in the Mar. 25 issue of the Boston Globe.
Mack delivers talk on NAACP at Library of Congress symposium (video)
Black and Crimson
Lanni on Reconciliation after Mass Atrocity: Lessons from Ancient Athens
Starstruck: One reasonable man’s crusade
Shugerman receives Cromwell Prize for outstanding article in legal history
Harvard Law School Assistant Professor Jed Shugerman has received the prestigious American Society for Legal History Cromwell Prize for his Ph.D. dissertation, “The People’s Courts: The Rise of Judicial Elections and Judicial Power in America.” The award was presented at the Society’s annual conference this past weekend.
American Constitution Society hosts “The Constitution in 2020”
The American Constitution Society of HLS sponsored “The Constitution in 2020,” a panel discussion in November featuring Harvard Law School Professors Yochai Benkler ’94, Frank Michelman ’60, Mark Tushnet, and Noah Feldman, all contributors to a recently published book of the same title. The book’s goal is to contest the conservative idea that constitutional law should not be influenced by contemporary understandings of law and the political landscape.