Faculty Workshops, 2006-2007
Spring 2007
Faculty Lounge, 3:30 pm
| January 26 | David Strauss, Chicago, The Modernizing Mission of Judicial Review |
| February 2 | Rich Hynes, William & Mary, State Court Debt Collection in the Old Dominion: Too Broke for Bankruptcy? |
| February 9 | Anthony Bellia, Notre Dame, The Origins of Article III “Arising Under” Jurisdiction |
| February 16 | Robert Mikos, UC Davis Law School, The Populist Safeguards of Federalism |
| February 23 | Patricia Bellia, Notre Dame, A Second-Order Theory of Communications Surveillance Law |
| March 16 | Anne Coughlin, Interrogation Stories |
| March 30 | Heather Gerken, Yale, Dissenting by Deciding |
| April 6 | Kevin Kordana and David Tabachnik, "The Myth of Ownership" and Contractual Associations |
| April 13 | John Mikhail, Georgetown, Universal Moral Grammar and Its Implications for Legal Theory |
| April 20 | Paul Halliday, UVA Department of History, The Suspension Clause: English Text, Imperial Contexts |
| April 27 | Dirk Hartog, Princeton University, Planning for Old Age: The Work of Promises before Social Security |
Fall 2006
Faculty Lounge, 3:30 pm

