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: PrawfsThe "Things You Oughta Know if You Teach ___" Series
By Dan Markel, Ethan Leib, Rick Garnett, Matt Bodie, Paul Horwitz , Steve Vladeck, and Orly Lobel
A couple weeks ago, our guest blogger extraordinaire, Eric E. Johnson, put up a helpful post entitled "Things You Oughta Know if You Teach Intellectual Property." Eric's post inspired my former con law study partner and now one of our young prawfy readers to ask, hey, there oughta be a whole freakin' series of these written by folks in different fields. So, with that smart idea in mind, I'm taking names of volunteers who would like to write the field specific post that does for your field what what Eric did for IP, something along the lines of: "hey, if you're new to the teaching of [criminal procedure], you should know about the following resources, conferences, list-servs, casebook overviews, etc." Feel free to indicate which one you'd like to do in the comments or email me privately but if you email me b/c you'd prefer to do it anonymously, please also list the course in the comments (anonymously) so we don't get duplicates.
By the way, this is a bit different than our "Research Canons" archive of a few years ago, but that's also a resource new and old prawfs might want to check out. If you're wondering what kinds of topics we could run, see below the list of the research canons and feel free to volunteer in the comments which one you'll do the "teaching" equivalent of.
- Civil Procedure - 9/6
- Contracts - 9/7
- Criminal Law - 9/11
- Criminal Procedure - 9/12
- Property, Real Estate & Land Use Law - 9/13
- Torts - 9/14
- Evidence - 9/15
- Constitutional Law - 9/18
- Administrative Law - 9/19
- American Indian Law - 9/20
- Antitrust - 9/20
- Commercial Law / Bankruptcy - 9/21
- Admiralty/Aviation Law - 9/22
- Corporate Law - 9/25
- Dispute Resolution - 9/26
- Employment and Labor Law - 9/27
- Energy Law - 9/28
- Education Law - 9/28
- Election Law - 9/29
- Feminist Legal Theory - 9/29
- Environmental Law - 10/2
- Family Law / Children & the Law - 10/3
- Federal Courts/Civil Rights - 10/4
- Health Law - 10/5
- Human Rights Law - 10/5
- Immigration & Naturalization - 10/6
- Intellectual Property - 10/9
- International Law - 10/10
- Law & Economics - 10/11
- Law & Philosophy - 10/12
- Legal Research & Writing - 10/13
- Law & Race Relations - 10/16
- Law & Literature - 10/16
- Legal Ethics/Professional Responsibility - 10/17
- Legal History - 10/18
- Legislation/Statutory Interpretation - 10/19
- Local Government Law - 10/20
- Securities Regulation - 10/23
- Tax - 10/24
- Trusts & Estates - 10/25
- Conflicts of Law - 10/26
- Comparative Law - 10/27
Full post as published by Prawfs on July 23, 2010 (boomark / email).
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