Archive | August, 2012
We Need A More Nuanced Standard for Determining What Constitutes Plagiarism
Looking into the Record of United States v. Skinner, the Sixth Circuit Phone Location Case
By Orin Kerr on August 17, 2012 2:53 am in Cell-Site Information, Fourth Amendment, GPS Surveillance
Citing Wikipedia in Court Opinions
GM Headed for Bankruptcy Again?
Words of Wisdom from the Great James Buchanan
$60,000 Damages for Blogging the Truth About Someone, Intending to Get the Person Fired
“American Law for American Courts” and Foreign Divorce Decrees
“American Laws for American Courts” and Civil Jury Trials
But What If Foreign Law Is Very Bad?
Does this expression have a name?
Ice Cubes
A Contrast from 2008
Pakistani Law in U.S. Courts
By Eugene Volokh on August 15, 2012 7:18 pm in Islamic Law in the American Legal System, Religion and the Law