Monday, April 14, 2008 - Posts
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First by picking up the gauntlet I'd thrown down, and then by arguing that President George W. Bush is the most Shakespearean of The 43 , Kenji's made 2 immeasurable contributions to this month's Convictions Poetry Slam . I tend to agree with Kenji that Read More...
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Deb, I'm puzzled by your argument that John Yoo's OLC memos are somehow inconsistent with prevailing academic standards. You write that it is "painful to accept that one of the top law schools in the country embraces the idea that one of its professors Read More...
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With all due respect to Chris Edley, whom I admire, and the University of California, to which I owe a great deal, I think Edley's position on John Yoo gets it exactly wrong — and epitomizes why people deride the "Ivory Tower" as insulated from reality. Read More...
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A New York Times editorial , citing a recent study , complains that Supreme Court nominees don't tell the truth during their confirmation hearings, which makes it hard to predict how they will behave on the bench. The study measures the degree to which Read More...
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