Sentences with phrase «cite law review»

There is empirical evidence that judicial opinions cite law review articles less often now than in earlier decades.

They get their lustrous credential to put on that résumé that will land them the judicial clerkships where they will get more experience working on judicial opinions — those lengthy, obfuscatory judicial opinions that fail to cite law review articles».

Though judges cite law review articles less frequently than they did twenty years ago, don't discount the relevance of legal scholarship just yet.

Even in this case it's not used to explicitly refer to the doctrine of originalism aside from citing a law review article using the term in its title, which again demonstrates the limitations of using this software to make general assumptions.

Not exact matches

In Brown's very readable law review article, she explains why — and cites another scholar, Puneet K. Sandhu, who sums up a few reasons why it would be challenging to affirm even if the framers had hoped to do so.

The documents CREW cites are the same documents that were examined by Treasury's Inspector General in his review of Treasury's travel, in which he identified no violation of law, regulation, or ethics requirements,» Sayegh said.

In reviewing Guatemala's investment climate, the US State Department cites the country's «complex and confusing laws and regulations, inconsistent judicial decisions, bureaucratic impediments and corruption [as] practical barriers to investment.»

The article also cites the Law Council of Australia as criticising the proposed limits on merits review as «unduly restrictive».

NYPD Commissioner James O'Neill recently overturned a guilty verdict against an officer in a department misconduct trial, but the department and the Civilian Complaint Review Board — citing a state law protecting police disciplinary records — wouldn't say what the cop was accused of.

In justifying his support for the law earlier this year, Museveni cited the findings of a Health Ministry panel tasked with preparing the cursory literature review that UNAS declined to tackle.

Where strong charter laws exist, as in Arizona and a few cities, considerable peer - reviewed research (not cited by the AFT) finds that districts do in fact respond to competition by working to improve.

The decision did cite ongoing case law that requires the state to examine a series of issues in reviewing a charter application, including whether it would lead to racial segregation in schools.

His research and writing have appeared in The Harvard Law and Policy Review, Democracy Journal, the PLOS Biology, The New Republic the Wall Street Journal; and cited by the New York Times, Slate, USA Today, Washington Post, New York Daily News, The New Republic.

«Adding law review citations to judicial opinions helps us rank search results more intelligently, for example, giving a relevance boost to cases that aren't cited by courts, but are cited by law review articles.

She's surprised because none of the law review articles she's read in the last several years cite any of these authorities.

How many of the law professor blogs have been cited in law reviews — and do law professors view citation as a benefit of blogging worth mention?

[9] For the latter proposition, the majority cited an American law review piece that, ironically, is critical of cy près, and that recommends judges not be permitted to approve them.

In this first post focused on law firm webinars, we'll review the top 5 «turnoffs» cited by webinar attendees in a MarketingSherpa study.

If there is a law review article or a book that is helpful, cite it as well.

For those of you who did not have the pleasure of attending law school or serving on a law review, the Blue Book is a dastardly creation that attempts to create a uniform and hyper - complex method by which lawyers are expected to cite to legal authority in briefs, articles and so on.

Her articles are frequently cited in law review and mainstream articles.

According to the Hildebrandt Institute which cites the Harvard Business Review, law firms need to take a few cues from nature.

He «typed in a bunch of artists» names» in the LexisNexis databases «US Law Reviews and Journals, Combined» and «Federal and State Cases, Combined» and counted up the number of cites in legal journal articles and in judicial decisions.

Among the benefits for professors that O'Keefe cites are faster recognition for law professors as leading authorities, current content, immediate peer review and interaction with practicing lawyers.

Smith's Blawg Review # 123 is styled as an appellate decision that sets a great precedent for future Blawg Reviews by covering a wide range of subjects, from the Nixon Peabody theme song debacle to judges who write and cite law blogs.

You MUST use the new McGill guide to cite materials to journals listed in the «adopted by» list in the guide including the Alberta Law Review.

For each question, the law review cited actually printed the incorrect choice.

Interestingly, it considers potential future developments in charity legislation and cites commentary from Lord Hodgson's 2012 review of charity law, noting Lord Hodgson's recommendation not to pursue a statutory definition of public benefit.

Hillary Young, who the dissent cites at para. 185, also points out in the McGill Journal of Law and Health that «A review of the common law of consent to medical treatment gives little reason to think it creates entitlements to treatment.&raqLaw and Health that «A review of the common law of consent to medical treatment gives little reason to think it creates entitlements to treatment.&raqlaw of consent to medical treatment gives little reason to think it creates entitlements to treatment.»

These days, a blog post is just as likely to garner a cite in a judicial opinion as a law review article.

Paez: 12 Delaware Law Review 2011 article — August 2nd [see: Ethical Risks Arising From Lawyers» Use of (and Refusal to Use) Social Media by Margaret M. DiBianca, p. 179 (pdf)-RSB- cited New York Law Journal — 60 % of domestic relations lawyers collect information through the Internet.

Though some might attribute the decline of law reviews to the increased popularity of blogs (which courts continue to cite with growing frequency), there are other factors at play, such as the larger issue of whether legal scholarship has grown out of touch with the realities of law practice.

Smith finds that «the distributions of cites to law review articles and to cases look the same.»

I've been cited in a law review.

And Dale Carpenter has an even more provocative view: He suggests that the failed Bork nomination may deter lower - court judges with higher aspirations from citing certain law review articles to avoid association with what may later be regarded as an extreme political position.

Do you want to work your ass off to get on the law review so you can spend hours of your valuable time cite - checking some professor's obscure article that only 20 people might ever read, or are you using that time to become a subject - matter expert in your own chosen niche and start building your personal expert brand before you graduate?

Orin Kerr reports that law reviews and other scholarly journals are citing the Volokh Conspiracy bloggers with increasing frequency.

Not surprisingly, Eugene Volokh doesn't think there's anything improper about citing a blog in a law review article, and he offers some tips on how to do it correctly.

Predictably, citing Chutter v. Chutter, Moge v. Moge, and W. v. W., the Court ordered ongoing spousal support on compensatory and non-compensatory bases, and reviewed the seminal principles of spousal support law.

In other words, cases from other states may be cited as persuasive, a law review article may be cited as persuasive, or an op - ed from the New York Times may be cited as persuasive.

Cited in LOYOLA OF LOS ANGELES ENTERTAINMENT LAW REVIEW [Vol.

Although it is evident that Wikipedia is increasingly cited in law reviews and judgments, in most legal research assignments there should be no reason to cite to Wikipedia.

Cited by The Canadian Legal Lexpert ® Directly, the legal profession's leading peer review rating publication, we have been ranked as one of the most highly regarded personal injury and medical malpractice law firms in Canada.

Available at http://harvardlawreview.org/2014/03/perma-scoping-and-addressing-the-problem-of-link-and-reference-rot-in-legal-citations/ (finding that 49.9 % of websites cited in US Supreme Court opinions and 29.9 - 34.2 % cited in three law reviews no longer linked to the originally cited material — at 180, 186)... [Link to full Rotten World blog post.]

Study aids are becoming more interactive, with West's new Interactive Case Series now linking to directly to law review articles cited in the case series.

The Court of Appeal cited Abella J., who wrote, after reviewing the law of issue estoppel, collateral attack and abuse of process, «forum shopping for a different and better result can be dressed up in many attractive adjectives, but fairness is not among them» (See British Columbia (Workers» Compensation Board) v Figliola, 2011 SCC 52 (CanLII) at para 36).

The court cited remarks by Edward L. Greenspan in a comment on a panel discussion at a law school in 1984, a criminology article that suggests that the media can be a source of victimization, and even a law review piece about the outrageous farce of the O.J. Simpson trial before the hapless Judge Lance Ito.

Law reviews stick to hard publication cites for the journals rather than using DOIs.

The National Law Review is regularly cited by and linked to by other legal publications, government and educational institutions and by main - stream media.

It's true that most courts would rather cite to case law than to an amicus brief or a law review article, but that doesn't mean that legal scholarship doesn't help to shape legal discourse.