Welcome
The breadth of legal scholarship has
expanded greatly in the last several years, increasing the need
for strong connections between far-flung legal and scholarly
communities that are often unaware of what each other is doing.
Understanding this need for intellectual connection, law
professor Daniel Farber founded the Minnesota Center for Legal
Studies in 1991 to enhance relationships between Law School
faculty and legal scholars across the country through a
combination of workshops, publications and lectures. More about us. >
April 8
Professor A.W. Brian Simpson, University of Michigan Law School Shooting Felons: Law, Practice, Official Culture and Perceptions of Morality
Professor A.W. Brian Simpson, University of Michigan Law School Shooting Felons: Law, Practice, Official Culture and Perceptions of Morality
April 14
Professor Vikramaditya Khanna, University of Michigan Law School Corporate Defendants and the Protections of Criminal Procedure: An Economic Analysis
Professor Vikramaditya Khanna, University of Michigan Law School Corporate Defendants and the Protections of Criminal Procedure: An Economic Analysis
April 21
Professor Jose Alvarez, Columbia University School of Law, chapter of forthcoming book, The Promise and Perils of International Organizations.
Professor Jose Alvarez, Columbia University School of Law, chapter of forthcoming book, The Promise and Perils of International Organizations.
Minnesota Center for
Legal Studies
430 Walter F. Mondale Hall
229 Nineteenth Avenue South
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455
Legal Studies
430 Walter F. Mondale Hall
229 Nineteenth Avenue South
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455
