I am still writing, and thinking about law, and going out to dinner.
In its second section, the book considers Shakespeare's awareness of common law thinking and common law practice through examinations of Measure for Measure and Othello.
I agree with Ronald Coase about Formalism, I don't think it advances thinking in law and economics.
I remember looking down at my giant, pregnant belly, and thinking the laws of physics were a lie.
Doing so requires that, on a societal level, we change our thinking and our laws.
The works of Grotius, Pufendorf, Domat, Vattel and Burlamaqui, and later of Pothier and Savigny, were available to English and American lawyers and all influenced Anglo-American thinking about law and jurisprudence.
Just when I'm thinking that "Law and Order" is getting better and better, Wendy Lesser writes that she thinks it's getting worse and worse ["It May Be Timely, but It's Way Past Its Prime," Oct. 1].
For me, and I suspect for many in this room, the immediate prompt to thinking about law and inequality was the vigorous conversation about economic inequality that Thomas Piketty's Capital in the Twenty-First Century kicked off last year.
The same adjustment to the modern world challenges traditional thinking on law and order.
They won, 9 to 0. I first wrote about Mr. Hopwood in 2010, when he was working as a paralegal in Omaha and thinking about law school.
