Faculty Workshops & Lectures

Faculty workshops promote scholarly research and intellectual discussion on current legal issues.

2000-2001 Workshops

September 1, 2000

The Second Amendment Rights of Children

Katherine Hunt Federle
Professor of Law; Director, Center for Interdisciplinary Law & Policy Studies
Moritz College of Law
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September 20, 2000

Foundations of Corporate Reorganizations

Douglas G. Baird
Harry A. Bigelow Distinguished Service Professor of Law
University of Chicago
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October 18, 2000

Do Liberal States Behave Better? A Comment on 'Liberal Theory'

José E. Alvarez
Professor of Law
Columbia University
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November 20, 2000

Essential Elements

Nancy J. King
Professor of Law
Vanderbilt University
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January 19, 2001

Two-Faced Federalism: The Unmarked Border Between the Tenth and Eleventh Amendments

Deborah Jones Merritt
John Deaver Drinko-Baker & Hostetler Chair in Law; Courtesy Professor of Sociology; Courtesy Professor of Public Policy and Management, and Associate Faculty Member in Women's Studies
Moritz College of Law
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February 6, 2001

Concepts of the Nation-State: A Case Study of Tax and Law Reform in Eritrea

Beverly I. Moran
Professor of Law
Vanderbilt University
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March 14, 2001

The Functions and Effects of Federal Criminal Law

Sara Sun Beale
Professor of Law
Duke University
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April 6, 2001

Nonestablishment and the Question of School Vouchers

Michael J. Perry
University Distinguished Chair in Law
Wake Forest University
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April 17, 2001

Reasonable Victims

Alan C. Michaels
Dean and Edwin M. Cooperman Professor of Law
Moritz College of Law
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