Advice from a Master Legal Drafter
Bryan Garner argues that there's power in perfect prose....
“You have a lot of challenges ahead of you. You will feel that the whole world is conspiring against your ...
Legal History Roundtable
Unearthing a Hidden History
Scholar Martha Jones offers new insight into the contributions of blacks in ...
Birthright citizenship may have been codified by the Fourteenth Amendment, but it came about not because of ...
Where Thinkers Think Out Loud
At BC Law events in February, topics ran the gamut from International jurisp...
Legal historian and Harvard Fellow William Sullivan (pictured above with BC Law Professor Mary Bilder), plu...
What the Scholarly Life Can Be
Year in and year out, BC Law's Legal History Roundtable draws great minds to...
Between four and six times annually, a scholar will travel to Boston College Law School to present a draft p...
Rare Books, Bit Coins, and More
A periodical summary of campus visitors and events....
BC Law hosted more than 20 events in March that ran the topical gamut from cryptocurrencies to space law. Le...
What Does It Mean to ‘Own’ Someone?
Yale scholar explores historic notions of property in Clough jurisprudence l...
Yale law professor James Q. Whitman lectured on two early concepts of property ownership—that of owning la...