As a result, the author concludes that the courts have little effect upon special education. Many of you have had the same reaction to this article that I had. Duh- yes court decisions shape the substantive area of law. ...

George C. Leef, "Why Law School Costs So Much," Regulation Spring 2003 [2 page article on SSRN]. N. William Hines, "Ten Major Changes in Legal Education Over the Past 25 Years," AALS website [listing and discussing cost as number 8 in a ...

Labor Department Accused of Straying From Enforcement is an interesting December 1, 2008, Washington Post article. It notes that the Bush labor department has been criticized for not doing its job, particularly with respect to ...

Without support services, children with FAS are at a high risk of developing secondary disabilities as they grow older such as abusing alcohol and other drugs, mental health issues, getting into trouble with the law and unwanted ...

My article, "Immigrant Remittances," has now been published by Connecticut Law Review and the final version is now on SSRN. The abstract is below:. Remittances, the sending of money from immigrants back to their home countries, ...

The Council on Legal Education Opportunity (CLEO) will honor Emory School of Law and Emory Law Professor Nathaniel E. Gozansky at its Southeast Region 40th anniversary celebration, Thursday, Dec. 11, at 6:30 p.m., at the Atlanta History ...

Now that the November election is over, it is important that we communicate to our new leaders in government why greater investments in quality early childcare and education must be a priority. By providing children with solid social ...

After shunning acquisitions in recent years, DeVry in September paid $290 million in cash to acquire California-based U.S. Education Inc., which operates a chain of health care programs on campuses around the western U.S., ...

I'll hit some of the major points I made in my presentation, although not all because I plan to publish this in an article when I get some more research. The Internet is ubiquitosly used for education law research. ...

"NCLB reinforced using test-based accountability to raise achievement, yet the US has fallen further behind on international assessments of student learing since the law was passed in 2001," she declares at the top of the article. ...