Legal Commentary

It's time to grade exams or procrastinate exam-grading by writing, blogging, and drinking--though not necessarily in that order for all. What a great month we've had here to celebrate our first 3 years of Prawfsiness.

Happily we have another month of wonderful visitors, old and new, to join us. Debuting for the first time here are Erwin Chemerinsky (Duke, over to UC-Irvine as Dean); Jeannie Suk (Harvard, crim and family law); Carlton Larson (UC-Davis, con law and legal history); Andy Hessick (ASU, admin and con law); and Helen Norton (Colorado, torts/con law). Warm welcome backs are also due to Ron Wright (WFU, crim); Jack Chin (Arizona, crim); Laura Appleman (Willamette, crim). Jack in particular has promised numerous blog posts on the donuts of Tucson. Yum.

In the meantime, thanks are due to our outstanding April guests: Garry Jenkins (OSU, law and leadership),  Mark McKenna (SLU/ND, IP),  Andrew Torrance (Kansas, IP and biodiversity),  Glenn Cohen (thanks again to Glenn on a fine series of posts helpful to rising prawfs), Geoff Rapp (Toledo, torts, corps and sports), and Stuart Green (LSU to Rutgers; crim law theory). Nadine and Adam have promised to post a bit more over the next week or two. Fortunately we continue to retain the wonderful wit and wisdom of Rick Hills, Howard Wasserman, and Eric Johnson.