Lessons Learned: Looking Back on Election Day 2008
In the days leading up to the Nov. 4 elections, the tension in the fourth floor faculty offices at The Ohio State Univer...
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg to Visit Moritz
On Friday, April 10, the Ohio State Law Journal (OSLJ) will host a symposium entitled “The Jurisprudence of Justice Ru...
Real Law in a Virtual World
When you hear “virtual worlds” you probably envision a teenager concentrating intently on a computer screen, his nos...
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Lessons Learned: Looking Back on Election Day 2008
In the days leading up to the Nov. 4 elections, the tension in the fourth floor faculty offices at The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law con...
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg to Visit Moritz
On Friday, April 10, the Ohio State Law Journal (OSLJ) will host a symposium entitled “The Jurisprudence of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg: A Discussio...
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Real Law in a Virtual World
When you hear “virtual worlds” you probably envision a teenager concentrating intently on a computer screen, his nose just inches from the animate...
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Alumni Profiles
Andrea Seidt ’98 Takes Different Route to Job as Ohio’s Securities Chief
Andrea Seidt ’98 always had a desire to help the “little guy.”
Before she entered high school, the argumentative teenager began telling people that she would become an attorney. Raised in a blue-collar family in the Appalachian region of Ohio, ...
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Epps ’73 Shares Knowledge of Health Care Law in Annual Talk
Everyone has their own way of staying connected to the Moritz College of Law. Some stop by for impromptu visits, others gather for a tailgate before a Buckeye football game, and plenty look forward to returning for their annual reunion. Joseph Epps ...
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3L Spriggs Worked as Counterterrorism Analyst
No one imagines their final year as an undergraduate to include the government coming to your current and previous neighborhoods to interview your neighbors and friends. That is, especially not when all the questions asked pertain to you and your lif...
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Leadership of Frank Ray ’73 Shines Again
On Frank A. Ray’s first day on the job as chief civil counsel at the Franklin County Prosecutor’s Office in 1976, his boss at the time, George C. Smith ’59 (now Senior
U. S. District Judge), instructed him to meet the Franklin County Commission...
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Mortinger ’89 Maximizes Opportunities Presented at IBM
Since graduating from Moritz in 1989, Steve Mortinger has worked for IBM, which makes use of virtual world platforms regularly. Pictured is Mortinger and his avatar in Second Life.
It’s difficult not to be intrigued by parts of Steve Mortinger’s ...
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Departments
Andrea Seidt ’98 Takes Different Route to Job as Ohio’s Securities Chief
Andrea Seidt ’98 always had a desire to help the “little guy.”
Before she entered high school, the argumentative teenager began telling people that she would become an attorney. Raised in a blue-collar family in the Appalachian region of Ohio, ...
Read More »
Epps ’73 Shares Knowledge of Health Care Law in Annual Talk
Everyone has their own way of staying connected to the Moritz College of Law. Some stop by for impromptu visits, others gather for a tailgate before a Buckeye football game, and plenty look forward to returning for their annual reunion. Joseph Epps ...
Read More »
Leadership of Frank Ray ’73 Shines Again
On Frank A. Ray’s first day on the job as chief civil counsel at the Franklin County Prosecutor’s Office in 1976, his boss at the time, George C. Smith ’59 (now Senior
U. S. District Judge), instructed him to meet the Franklin County Commission...
Read More »
How Changes to the Americans with Disabilities Act Could Affect You
In September 2008, President Bush signed the Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments Act of 2008. The act made changes to the definition of “disability,” and reassessed how statutory terms involving disabilities should be interpreted. Professo...
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The Aftermath Of What Could Be the World’s Largest Ponzi Scheme
In December 2008, Bernard Madoff was charged with a single count of securities fraud stemming from a Ponzi scheme that was reportedly estimated at $50 billion. Madoff represented several individual investors, foundations, and charities, and the losse...
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