Rodrigo Delaveau, LLM ’07, JSD ’13: Chilean Judge Transformed by Study of Law and Economics
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Law School for Teens
Darrius Atkins, ’19, had a question for the four teenagers who were gathered in a University of Chicago Law School seminar room one night last month: did the US Supreme Court get it right when they...
Finding Meaning in Rules and Standards
Through the lens of law and economics, legal scholars have extracted useful meaning from the rules-and-standards debate—a discussion that has long divided those who practice and study law, Anthony ...
A Decade in the Making
A decade ago, when Geoffrey R. Stone was beginning to research his new book on sex, law, and religion, he wasn’t quite sure where his inquiry was headed. And that was unusual; he’d always started h...
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Ginsburg and Huq on How to Design a Better Impeachment Process
The failure of a meaningful probe of the president’s actions reflects not so much the unusual circumstances of the Trump presidency as a more profound deficiency in our institutions.
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