The Internet Archive (IA) is a non-profit effort to preserve Internet sites and other digital media and make them available online. IA’s spiders regularly crawl…
NPR's All Things Considered recently broadcast a background story about JM Barrie and the Peter Pan stories. The broadcast is available for download here.…
This may be fairly well known by now, but a quick review by my friend Jack Ayer shows that the Blue States subsidize the Red States. Comparing Fed expenditures…
Chief Judge Babcock today affirmed Magistrate Judge Boland's ruling in August in which he granted in part Plaintiff's 56(f) motion and denied the govern…
Chief Judge Babcock of the District of Colorado affirmed Magistrate Judge Boland's previous ruling which granted Plaintiffs' 56(f) motion (in part) and…
Displaying the creativity of our students, Leena Kamat of the UC Davis School of Law, has begun a blog as a course project.…
The Yale Law Journal hosts a symposium "On Democratic Ground," with papers inspired by the work of John Hart Ely. Ely, the leading constitutional sch…
"The objective of securing the safety of Americans from crime and terror has been achieved," Ashcroft wrote in a five-page, handwritten letter to Bush…
From BBC.com (do only the British care about this? why isn't this fronting American news sources?): The United Nations' target of universal primary ed…
Check out the new issue of the Business Law Journal, a student-edited online journal here at UC Davis School of Law. The issue includes articles on various iss…
Now and again, we're contacted by authors who have had difficulty getting approval for a story about Peter Pan that they would like publish. If you have tr…
District Judge White reassigned our settlement judge. The settlement conference will now be before Magistrate Judge Bernard Zimmerman sometime before February…