International Week - Oxfam Hunger Banquet: Trade and Investment in Foodstuffs During a Global Food C
The International Trade Law Society, together with SDLP and the ILSP hosted an Oxfam hunger banquet, in which over 50 participants met to discuss trade and investment in foodstuffs during a global food crisis. This was a great opportunity for participants to experience and to disuss the unequal global distribution of food.
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Jerusalem Women Speak
Jerusalem Women Speak
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Succeeding as an LLM - Advice from ILSP Alumni
Succeeding as an LLM - Advice from ILSP Alumni
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OCS/Legal Rhetoric Writing Sample Workshop
Legal Rhetoric Writing Sample Workshop
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Legal Rhetoric Workshop: Writing for Law Journals
Legal Rhetoric Workshop: Writing for Law Journals
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How Legal Rhetoric Shapes the Law - Welcome / Keynote Address - When Language Meets the Mind: Three
Welcome and Introduction: Teresa Godwin Phelps, Director of the Legal Rhetoric Program, Washington College of Law Keynote Address - When Language Meets the Mind: Three Questions: James Boyd White, University of Michigan Law School
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How Legal Rhetoric Shapes the Law - Panel on Narrative
Panel on Narrative Speakers: Robert Dinerstein, Washington College of Law Linda Edwards, Mercer Law School; Philip Meyer, Vermont Law School; and Ann Shalleck, Washington College of Law Moderator: Jessica Ciani-Dausch, Legal Rhetoric Program, Washington College of Law
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How Legal Rhetoric Shapes the Law - Panel on Metaphor
Speakers: Linda Berger, Thomas Jefferson Law School; Christy DeSanctis, George Washington University Law School Moderator: Jamie Abrams, Legal Rhetoric Program, Washington College of Law
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How Legal Rhetoric Shapes the Law - Panel on Archetypes
Speakers: James Eyster, Ave Maria Law School; Daphne O'Regan, Michigan State University Law School; and Ruth Anne Robbins, Rutgers Camden Law School Moderator: David Spratt, Legal Rhetoric Program, Washington College of Law
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How Legal Rhetoric Shapes the Law II - Keynote
Keynote address by Peter Brooks (Yale and Princeton). Professor Brooks is a scholar of narrative theory, co-edited "Law Stories" with Paul Gewirtz a few years ago, and recently has written two provocative pieces: "Narrative Transactions?Does the Law Need a Narratology?" (18 Yale Journal of Law & the Humanities 1) and an opinion piece in the Chronicle of Higher Education entitled "The Ethics of Reading" (Feb. 8, 2008), in which he took on the analysis in the infamous "torture memo." He will speak
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Legal Rhetoric Demonstration Argument
Legal Rhetoric Demonstration Argument
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Legal Rhetoric Demonstration Argument
Legal Rhetoric Demonstration Argument
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Mid-Atlantic People of Color Legal Scholarship Conference Welcome
Mid-Atlantic People of Color Legal Scholarship Conference Welcome
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Mid-Atlantic People of Color Legal Scholarship Conference Keynote Speech
Mid-Atlantic People of Color Legal Scholarship Conference Keynote Speech
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Mid-Atlantic People of Color Legal Scholarship Conference Closing Remarks
Mid-Atlantic People of Color Legal Scholarship Conference Closing Remarks
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Dean Claudio Grossman on Creating the Moot Court Competition
Dean Claudio Grossman on Creating the Moot Court Competition
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Being a Judge and the Benefits of the Moot Court Competition
Xavier Flores on Being a Judge and the Benefits of the Competition
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The Experience of the Moot Court Competition
Fernanda Ribeiro de Almedia on the Experience of the Moot Court Competition
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Cicero, Pro Caelio § 68 (Natural)
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Cicero, Pro Caelio § 69 (Natural)
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