Note: The Prosecution of Child Soldiers: Balancing Accountability with Justice
I saw some other SBU [Small Boys Unit] boys coming closer to me with another small boy and the boy was crying, screaming. He asked them, “What have I done?” … Read more »
Monthly Archives: February 2013
Article: From Peoria to Peru: NLRB Doctrine in a Social Media World
The National Labor Relations Board’s (the “NLRB” or “Board”) interest in social media issues has surprised many practitioners. Over a nine-month period spanning the end of 2011 and beginning of… Read more »
Article: Uncertainty Squared: The Right of Publicity and Social Media
The laws of probability tell us that the likelihood of a particular result goes down dramatically as the number of variables on which that result depends goes up. So, for… Read more »
Article: Why We Can’t Be Friends: Preserving Public Confidence in the Judiciary Through Limited Use of Social Networking
Judges occupy a special place in American society. Their actions, both inside and outside the courthouse, play an integral role in the public’s respect for, and confidence in, the legal… Read more »
Note: The Tale of the E-Book: Library Lending’s Newest Edition
Imagine the scene. As the last moments of sunlight filter through the partially drawn shade, a comfy armchair beckons while the winter’s fire sets the mood, its warm glow illuminating . . …. Read more »