Faculty Workshops Calendar
- Coordinator: Gregory Keating (Fall 2005/Spring 2006)
- Location: USC Law School, Room 130 (unless otherwise stated)
- Time: Fridays from 3:00 - 4:30 p.m. (unless otherwise stated)
There will be a reception following the workshop at the Faculty Lounge in Room 433.
Spring 2006
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January 13
Daria Roithmayr (University of Illinois), Topic: "Them That Has Gets: Self-Reinforcing Feedback Loops and Persistent Racial Inequality" from the book, "Locked in Apartheid" -
February 3
Gregory Keating (USC Law), Commentator: Andrei Marmor (USC Law),
Topic: "Property Right and Tortious Wrong in Vincent v. Lake Erie"
Memo to those who attend workshops -
February 24
Daniel Markovits (Yale Law School), Topic: "Law and Society" -
March 31
James Spindler (USC Law), Commentator: Professor Ehud Kamar, Topic: "Why You Want Your CEO to Lie to You After the Supreme Court's Dura Pharmaceuticals Decision" -
April 21
Dan Simon (USC Law), Commentator: Professor Thomas Lyon, Topic: "Judging Blame: Psychology, Law, and Wrongful Convictions" -
May 12
Clifford Ando (USC Classics Department), Topic: "Citizen and Alien in Roman Law"
Fall 2005
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August 26
Madhavi Sunder (University of California, Davis), Topic: "IP3: The Convergence of Intellectual Property, Identity Politics, and the Internet Protocol" -
September 9
David Law (University of San Diego), Topic: Abstract, "The Paradox of Omnipotence: Courts, Constitutions, and Commitments." -
September 23
Tom Lyon (USC Law School), Topic: "False Acquittals in Child Sexual Abuse: The Case of Alex Avila", Commentator: Dan Simon (USC Law School) -
October 21
Deborah Hensler (Stanford University), Topic: "Asbestos Litigation" with Stephen J. Carroll, Jennifer Gross, Elizabeth M. Sloss, Matthias Schonlau, Allan Abrahamse and J. Scott Ashwood, Memorandum to Faculty -
October 28
Martin Stone (Cardozo Law School), Visiting at Harvard Law School, Topic: "Positivism as Opposed to What? Law and the Moral Concept of Right " -
November 4
Catherine Sharkey (Columbia Law School), Topic: "Crossing the Punitive-Compensatory Divide" -
November 18
Christopher Stone (USC Law School), Topic: "Hunger and Despair in an Age of Affluence: Are the Rich to Blame? ", Commentator: Gregory Keating (USC) -
December 2
Dan Rodriguez (University of San Diego), Visiting Professor at USC, Topic: "The Paradox of Expansionist Statutory Interpretations", TIME CHANGE: 2:45 p.m. to 4:15 p.m. -
December 7
Richard Primus (University of Michigan Law School, visiting NYU), Topic: "The Riddle of Hiram Revels", A Lunch Workshop, joint with CLHC, Director(s) Ariela Gross and Clifford Ando, Time: 11:45 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., Location: Gould School of Law, Room - 3
