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Thanks, and My 2¢ on an International Aspect to Paulson's Plan
[Explanatory note: I normally blog on the Business Law Prof Blog with my colleague Dale Oesterle, and I log in...

Thanks, and My 2 on an International Aspect to Paulson's Plan
[Explanatory note: I normally blog on the Business Law Prof Blog with my colleague Dale Oesterle, and I log in...

Thanks to Jean Braucher
Although the caption of this post is self-explanatory, we just wanted to emphasize how much we enjoyed having Jean Braucher post for us this past week and hope you did so too. Jean's intellectual travels from Canada to Australia show...

Counter-Terrorism Bill - DNA and Data Sharing by MI5, MI6 and GCHQ - no more Duty of Confidentiality or the Wilson Doctrine
The Labour Government's latest terrorism legislation got an unopposed Second Reading in the House of Commons on Tuesday 1st April 2008. The Opposition parties and the media, as we predicted when the Bill was announced, have been distracted by the extremely controversial 42 days internment without charge provisions and have, so far, ignored all the other sneaky and repressive bits of the Bill...

Settlement Allows Pacifist Teacher to Return to CA School [UPDATED]
Wendy Gonaver, the second teacher in the California University system fired for refusing to sign a loyalty oath on religious grounds has reached an agreement. Representatives of both sides said the settlement allows Gonaver to attach an explanatory statement that,...

Follow Up to Huiyuan & the US Election
Just a quick explanatory note to my earlier post on the Coke-Huiyuan deal, protectionism, and the US election. Seem to be a lot of links floating around out there to that post, and for some reason (Will Lewis, I’m looking in your direction and shaking my fist in a sardonic, Jon Stewart-esque mock anger gesture), [...