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: PrawfsAn Update on Criminal Law Conversations
By Dan Markel, Ethan Leib, Rick Garnett, Matt Bodie, Paul Horwitz , Steve Vladeck, and Orly Lobel
As you may have heard, the Criminal Law Conversations project went public on February 4. The current state of the project is summarized on the CLC Status Table. Those who would like occasional notification of what is happening on the website can sign up here. Since Conversations went public, postings of one kind or another have been submitted by Victoria Nourse, John Gardner, George Fletcher, Kyron Huigens, Alon Harel, Youngjae Lee, Michael Marcus, Alice Ristroph, Susan Rozelle, Stephen Garvey, Joshua Dressler, Stephen Morse, Samuel Bagenstos, Stephen Riley, Andrew Taslitz, Bernard Harcourt, Antony Duff, Larry Alexander and Leo Zaibert.
If you have an idea for work that should be nominated for consideration, send it to CLCeditors@law.upenn.edu If you know a scholar who you think might like to participate in the project, please direct the person to the project's webpage above. Any questions can be directed to CLCeditors@law.upenn.edu
Full post as published by Prawfs on February 08, 2008 (boomark / email).
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