Professor Rosenthal’s latest article, “First Amendment Investigations and the Inescapable Pragmatism of the Common Law of Free Speech,” has appeared in the Winter 2011 issue of the Indiana Law Journal. It uses the example of a government investigation triggered by the content of a suspect’s constitutionally protected speech, such as an investigation of an individual
Professor Rosenthal has published “Second Thoughts on Damages for Wrongful Convictions” in the Chicago-Kent Law Review as part of a symposium on criminal procedure in which scholars from around the country were invited to give their views on pressing issues in the administration of criminal justice.
Chapman University School of Law Professor Timothy Canova wrote an article entitled “Financial Market Failure as a Crisis in the Rule of Law: From Market Fundamentalism to a New Keynesian Regulatory Model” for the Harvard Law & Policy Review. The article examines, “the financial panic of 2008 in historical context by analyzing the institutional and
The Journal of Criminal Justice’s symposium on “Specialty Courts in Criminal Justice: Challenges and Opportunities” was the subject of a Los Angeles Daily Journal article entitled, “All Pros, No Cons for Innovative Specialty Courts at Symposium.” The symposium explored the unique challenges and opportunities of “specialty courts” such as drug courts, DUI courts, mental health
Professor MacDowell’s article, “When Reading Between the Lines is Not Enough: Lessons From Media Coverage of a Domestic Violence Homicide-Suicide,” forthcoming in 17 Am. U.J. Gender Soc. Pol’y & L. (Spring 2009, inaugural annual Gendered Violence issue), was also featured in LSN Family and Children’s Law Abstracts, Vol. 11, No. 10, 2/11/09. And, her article,
Professor Lawrence Rosenthal published, “The Emerging First Amendment Law of Managerial Prerogative,” in the Fordham Law Review.
Chapman’s new Journal of Criminal Justice hosted its first annual symposium, “Evidence-Based Sentencing: The New Frontier in Sentencing Policy and Practice” on August 6, 2008. Learn more…
On February 20, the NeXus editorial board, under the faculty supervision of Professor Hugh Hewitt, held a panel on immigration, which brought to campus several prominent scholars, including Bill Piatt, former Dean of St. Mary’s University Law School, and University of Florida Law Professor Robert Moffat. Our own Professor Marisa Cianciarulo rounded out the panel
Professor Henry Noyes’ most recent article “Good Cause Is Bad Medicine For the New E-Discovery Rules” was published in the Harvard Journal of Law & Technology in December 2007. It may be downloaded here.
Chapman Law Review Approaches Top 20% of Nation’s Best! According to the Washinton & Lee 2006 law journal rankings, Chapman Law Review has climbed to number 59 out of 262 general content law journals, up from 61 last year. Learn more…