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Schedule for Faculty Colloquium, Spring 2009

The Rutgers-Camden Faculty Workshop series offers a collegial atmosphere in which local faculty and distinguished guests, many drawn from neighboring educational institutions in the Delaware Valley region, present works-in-progress and discuss contemporary legal issues. It enhances the intellectual life of the law school community and Camden campus by providing a forum for critical exchange across the disciplinary and topical boundaries that often separate scholars of the law. Attendees can also earn continuing legal education (CLE) credits in Pennsylvania. Please contact John Oberdiek, Professor and Director of Faculty Development (oberdiek@camden.rutgers.edu), for more information.

In semester, Spring 2009, we will host the following group of scholars and practitioners:



DATESPEAKERINSTITUTIONTITLE or TOPIC (pdf files)SUBJECT AREA(S)
1/26/2009Gerald Frug HarvardCity Bound: How States Stifle Urban InnovationLocal Government
2/2/2009Mark DenbeauxSeton HallJustice Scalia, the Department of Defense, And the Perpetuation of an Urban LegendGuanatanamo Bay detainee treatment
2/9/2009Stephen MorsePennEquality and Individuation in PunishmentCriminal Law/Neurolaw
2/16/2009Duncan HollisTempleUnpacking the Compact ClauseInternational Law
3/2/2009Rachel BarkowNYU, visiting HarvardThe Court of Life and Death: The Two Tracks of Constitutional Sentencing Law and the Case For UniformityCriminal & Administrative Law
3/9/2009    
3/23/2009Howard WassermanFlorida Int'l UniversityThe Irrepressible Myth of KleinCivil Procedure/Evidence
3/30/2009Michael LivingstonRutgers-CamdenWe Won't Vote For You If You Haven't Already Won: On the Prospects of Meaningful Reform of the American Electoral SystemElection Law
4/13/2009Michael CarrierRutgers-Camden Faculty Book Forum
4/20/2009Michael CarrierRutgers-Camden Faculty Book Forum