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Monthly Archive for October, 2012

RT @SLULAW: Been on Wikipedia …

RT @SLULAW: Been on Wikipedia lately? (Let’s be honest, we all have.) One of SpearIt’s papers is cited in this article, footnote 10 http …

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SLU faculty vote no confidence…

SLU faculty vote no confidence in Father Lawrence Biondi: http://t.co/DPqALxGN via @STLtoday

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We are all geeky

I’m not the only federal courts professor who loves the class . . . espinsegall: 15! Oh you want truth?“@YoungdruB: @espinsegall If/When I take fed cts next semester on a scale of 1-10, how much fun will we be having?” Original Tweet: http://twitter.com/espinsegall/status/263397768524099584 Sent via TweetDeck (www.tweetdeck.com)

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Zomney. I love Joss Whedon. ht…

Zomney. I love Joss Whedon. https://t.co/Z3L44fsH

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http://thebloggess.com/2012/10/im-slowly-being-murdered-by-my-own-face/ Ok, not really, but I love Jenny Lawson.

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Podcasts for Criminal Law

There are two podcasts covering the materials in this unit of criminal law on inchoate crimes and doctrines of imputation. We actually won’t get to one of the doctrines of imputation until after our second quiz. So if you’re using these to review, don’t worry about the act requirement yet. Have a good break! Inchoate […]

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Tech Talk: iPhone 5

So, I’m late to the party on this, but only because I’m so old I can’t stay up past 10 pm and too cheap to pay for TV, so I don’t see Saturday Night Live when it’s actually on. Here’s an awesome skit about iPhone complaints and the workers who make them. Tech Talk: iPhone […]

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Dark when I left for work, dar…

Dark when I left for work, dark when I’m going home. Still, love fall.

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RT @FindingAda: Happy Ada Love…

RT @FindingAda: Happy Ada Lovelace Day everyone! Hope you’ve got your blog post ready to rock! Don’t forget to add it here: http://t.co/ …

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SCOTUSblog. The D.C. Circuit threw out one of the cases that arose out of the military commissions related to Guantanamo: Hamdan. What he did wasn’t defined as a crime when he did it. Criminal law students, note the legality principle at work. Fed Courts students, note the retroactivity and separation of powers principles. Also, there’s […]

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