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criminal law and freedom of speech cases were decided during my tenure as a law clerk. It was a period of liberal judicial activism—the Zenith (or for those more admiring of judicial restraint
and he went on to become Dean of Hofstra Law School and one of the nation’s leading experts in legal ethics. I tried to follow in his large footsteps but I’m not sure I ever made as good an oral argument as he did in the Morgan case. It was quite a way to begin my career as a l...
the lower federal courts or the state courts—has had a more profound impact on the law’s sensitivity to human needs.
tells us much about the man and his relationship to his law clerks
Justice Goldberg decided to run for governor. He asked his former law clerks
and because I was teaching criminal law. I had a lot of freedom since no one really cared about criminal law at Harvard. Our students were unlikely to become criminal lawyers in those days. In fact
Harvard Law School had been admitting women for only about a decade
each assistant professor had to publish a “tenure piece.” I wrote an article on the relationship between law and psychiatry that was critical of the law’s overreliance on psychiatry in judging whether mentally ill criminals could be held responsible for their crimes
I began to get offers from the other elite law schools—Columbia
000 students over my half century career as a law professor. Among the students I have taught
bang on the law. If you have the facts on your side
a Harvard Law School professor and one of the nation’s preeminent constitutional lawyers
abolitionists were focusing on the significant number of death row inmates who had neither killed nor intended to kill. Most of these non-triggermen had been convicted of murder on the basis of two legal fictions. The first was the law of conspiracy under which each member of a...
along with Canadian law professor Irwin Cotler