Economics Professor on Trial
Economics professor charged with murder
Mumbai Law
Law alums are entrepreneurs of outsourcing
Law Made Plain
Though it pushes plenty of hot buttons in the issues it takes up for debate—domestic spying, torture, criminal sentencing for juveniles, and immigration reform, to name just a few—for close to a decade the Annenberg Public Policy Center’s Justice Talking program has functioned as the opposite of “shout” radio.
Marketing Professor Will No Longer Teach Following Arrest
Emeritus professor Scott Ward charged in child porn case
Freshman Reading: Creativity in the Digital Age
Lessig: “Question what everyone else says is right”
One + One = $3.5 Billion
John Gross W’64
Intelligent Demise
As the lead attorney for the plaintiffs in the Dover school-board case, law alumnus Eric Rothschild demolished the arguments of intelligent design’s proponents—including one fellow Penn grad.
Daniel Versus Google
Penn poet joins fight against Google
Representing Politics, People, and Art
Lawyer and activist Donyale Reavis
Brain Maturation and the Execution of Juveniles
When do brains mature?
Signature Style
As he heads West for a teaching position in the other Washington, Paul Steven Miller C’83 looks back on a decade defending the rights of people with disabilities as an EEOC Commissioner—and a lifetime battling for his own.
Two Cheers for the Transitional Law of Iraq
Letter from Kurdistan II: A constitution’s difficult birth
The Guilt Project
Former federal prosecutor Alan Vinegrad W’80 has taken on some of New York’s most high-profile cases, and he has the thick skin and thin stomach lining to prove it.
Engendering Progress
Marcia Devins Greenberger CW’67 L’70
Cross-examining the “13th Juror”
The verdict on race and juries
Constitutionalist in Cyberspace
In the decade and a half since he graduated from Penn, legal scholar and internet enthusiast Lawrence Lessig has emerged as a leading thinker in the application of Constitutional concepts to the realm of cyberspace—and gotten Bill Gates (among others) mad at him.
Formula for a balanced law career: Activism, Justice — and Yoga
Mark A. Aronchick