Martin Levy and Craig Jackson, both of Thurgood Marshall School of Law, share what sets their book, Constitutional Law: Cases and Materials, apart from the other Constitutional Law textbooks. Martin Levy also reflects on his 50 years of teaching and shares stories about the beginning of the Thurgood Marshall School of Law. There is also a great discussion about the importance of teaching history alongside Constitutional Law.
50: Conversations with Deans: Robert Ahdieh
49: Relevance of International Law with Allen Weiner, Duncan Hollis, and Chimène Keitner
48: How Students Are Learning with Anton Yakovlev, Elaine Page, and Reid Weisbord
47: Should College Athletes be Considered Employees? With Barbara Osborne and Matt Mitten
46: Mindful Lawyering with Katerina Lewinbuk
45: Federal Taxation with Alyssa DiRusso and Stephanie Willbanks
44: Social Media and the Law with John Browning
43: Advice for First-Generation Law Students with Amy Vaughan-Thomas
42: Law School Transparency with Kyle McEntee
41: The Evolution of Evidence Law with Justice Brian M. Hoffstadt and Laurie Levenson
40: Engaging Today’s Students with Patricia Baia
39: JD-Next: The Bridge to Law School with Marc Miller, Chris Robertson, and Joe Terry
38: Training Immigration Advocates with Michele Pistone
37: Interdisciplinary Education with Elena Langan
36: eDiscovery with Christine Broucek
35: Personal Jurisdiction with Joseph Glannon and Andrew Perlman
34: A.I. and Academic Integrity with April Dawson
33: The Emotionally Intelligent Lawyer with Esperanza Franco
32: Contemporary Challenges in Election Law with James Gardner and Guy-Uriel Charles
31: Empirical Methods with Robert Lawless
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