The Volokh Conspiracy - Bizarre Harvard Law Review Student Note:

Not for the first time of late, the HLR has published a student piece that doesn't quite fit the genre, called NEVER AGAIN SHOULD A PEOPLE STARVE IN A WORLD OF PLENTY. To give you the gist, the author writes:

You have now read this Note and you are equipped with the knowledge that $200 can save a child's life. No claim of ignorance can be supported at this point. In fact, if you would like to make a donation, the toll-free number for UNICEF is 1-800-486-4233. They take credit card donations over the phone, or you can go online at www.unicef.org. Here is some time to call right now. ****

If there is any traditional legal analysis in this Note, it's not obvious (though I admit that I didn't read the entire thing). H/T: Above the Law.

	[David Bernstein, May 26, 2008 at 2:02pm] Trackbacks Bizarre Harvard Law Review Student Note: Not for the first time of late, the HLR has published a student piece that doesn't quite fit the genre, called NEVER AGAIN SHOULD A PEOPLE STARVE IN A WORLD OF PLENTY. To give you the gist, the author writes: You have now read this Note and you are equipped with the knowledge that $200 can save a child's life. No claim of ignorance can be supported at this point. In fact, if you would like to make a donation, the toll-free number for UNICEF is 1-800-486-4233. They take credit card donations over the phone, or you can go online at www.unicef.org. Here is some time to call right now. **** If there is any traditional legal analysis in this Note, it's not obvious (though I admit that I didn't read the entire thing). H/T: Above the Law.