Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law Professor of Criminal Law Scott Howe’s article entitled “ Deselecting Biased Juries ” was recently published in the Utah Law Review (Volume 2015, Number 2). From the abstract: Critics of peremptory-challenge systems commonly contend that they inevitably inflict inequality harm on many excused persons and should
Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law Dean Tom Campbell recently published a response article entitled “ The E-Books Conspiracy: Crossing the Line Between Applying and Creating Law ” in volume 69 of the University of Miami Law Review Caveat , the online companion to the quarterly review. From the abstract: This article
Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law Professor Tom W. Bell’s article “ What Can Corporations Teach Governments About Democratic Equality? ,” originally published this spring in volume 31 of the peer-reviewed journal Social Philosophy & Policy , will be featured as a chapter in the forthcoming book Equality and Public Policy , both
Alumnus Blaise Vanderhorst (’14) has just published an essay in the latest issue of the Harvard Law & Policy Review (Vol. 9, No. 1, 2015) entitled “ Whither Lies the Self: Intersex and Transgender Individuals and A Proposal for Brain-Based Legal Sex .” The piece was initially drafted in Vanderhorst’s final semester at Fowler School
Associate Dean Donald Kochan’s article “ A Framework for Understanding Property Regulation and Land Use Control from a Dynamic Perspective ” was recently published in the Michigan Journal of Environmental and Administrative Law (Volume 4, Issue 2, 2015). Fowler Law students may recognize the dynamic circle and this descriptive framework. This publication
Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law Dean Tom Campbell was invited by the editors of Emory Law Journal to write a response to an article by Eric Fish, “Severability as Conditionality,” regarding what courts should do when part of a statute is held unconstitutional. Fish argues that the rest of the statute should
Chapman Law Review is pleased to announce the members of its 2012-2013 Executive Board. The 2011-2012 Executive Board was greatly impressed by the level of enthusiasm and the quality of each applicant. Congratulations to the following students: Kyle Mott, Editor-in-Chief Jordana Furman, Managing Editor Michael Preciado, Senior Symposium Editor Matt Susson, Senior Articles Editor Briana
Professor Anthony Caso recently published an article for the Los Angeles Daily Journal entitled, “Prop. 65: Reigning in the bounty hunters.” In the article, Professor Caso discusses the need for reform of Prop. 65, the “Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986” in which “private citizens can sue businesses for alleged violations.” Professor
Chapman University’s School of Law welcomed John Dean as the guest speaker for the legal symposium entitled, “The 40th Anniversary of Watergate: A Commemoration of the Rule of Law.” Among the topics discussed was the issue of government transparency, to which Professor Ronald Rotunda contributed, “We live on leaks, [. . .] Leaks are what
An article published in Asia Times says that in late-November the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) began hearings in its second case against three surviving leaders of the former communist Khmer Rouge regime. The hearings come at a time when the tribunal is also battling allegations of judicial misconduct, violations of victims’