Announcements
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Legal Theory Stack for today, Thursday April 9 is available. Here is a link: https://lsolum.substack.com/p/legal-theory-stack-wednesday-april-10c?r=set1. A free subscription to Legal Theory Stack will delivery a summary of all the weekday posts of Legal Theory Blog to your email! Paid subscribers will also receive the “Legal Theory Musings”–a weekly article that addresses some important issue in…
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Legal Theory Stack for today is now available. Here is a link: https://open.substack.com/pub/lsolum/p/legal-theory-stack-tuesday-april?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email The free subscription bets you a daily summary of new weekday posts delivered to your inbox. On Sunday, you get the Download of the Week, the Legal Theory Bookworm, and the Legal Theory Lexicon’s new or revised entry. It’s free!
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I am pleased to announce the launch of Legal Theory Stack, a new Substack companion to Legal Theory Blog. The tagline says it all: All the theory that fits in one Substack! — a riff on the LTB motto. I have been publishing Legal Theory Blog since 2002 — almost twenty-four years. When I started…
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Applications are now open for the Institute for Law & AI’s Summer Research Fellowship (US). This 10-week fellowship is remote-first with a one-week immersive experience in Washington, DC. Fellows receive $1,500 weekly plus eligible travel expenses and work closely with expert mentors at the leading edge of AI law and policy. This fellowship also offers: Personalized career…
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There is a new version of For Constitutional Theory, with many minor revisions. Comments welcome: lsolum@gmail.com.
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William Twining has passed. Twining served as the Quain Professor of Jurisprudence at the Faculty of Laws, University College London and was the author of many important monographs and articles, including General Jurisprudence: Understanding Law from a Global Perspective. For a rememberance, visit In memory of William Twining (1934-2025) by Raymundo Gama Leyva.
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A collection of links can be found on PrawfsBlawg. Thanks to Paul Horwitz.
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I am saddened to report the passing of my former colleague at the University of San Diego, Fred Zacharias. Fred was a prominent, prolific, and intelligent scholar, specializing in legal ethics and professional responsibility. Fred combined a keen intellect, a warm and generous personality, and a certain trademark dour outlook. Fred was able to see…
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Here is the official announcement: Bruce P. Smith, a noted legal historian and award-winning University of Illinois law professor, has been named Dean of the College of Law, pending approval by U. of I. trustees at their Jan. 15 meeting in Chicago. Dean Smith, who joined the law faculty in 2001 and has served…