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Harvard Law School's Charles Fried Remembered as 'Ebullient' Professor Who 'Loved Teaching' | News - Vimarsana News

Harvard Law School's Charles Fried Remembered as 'Ebullient' Professor Who 'Loved Teaching' | News

Harvard Law School’s Charles Fried Remembered as ‘Ebullient’ Professor Who ‘Loved Teaching’ | News | The Harvard Crimson

Healey's high court picks send message that outsiders need not apply - Vimarsana News

Healey's high court picks send message that outsiders need not apply

And the optics of nominating a former partner are just plain awful.

The Constitution Need Not Decide How Harvard Regulates Speech | Opinion - Vimarsana News

The Constitution Need Not Decide How Harvard Regulates Speech | Opinion

The Constitution Need Not Decide How Harvard Regulates Speech | Opinion | The Harvard Crimson

Morning Docket: 01.29.24 - Vimarsana News

Morning Docket: 01.29.24

* American Lawyer asked top firms how they're using AI in their practices. The answers are mostly mundane except for one that read "our attorneys are overwhelmingly pleased with our AI integration END OF LINE." [American Lawyer] * The still anonymous NYU Law School white male 1L suing over law review acceptance policies now seeks class status on behalf of other students too dumb to make law review. [Reuters] * David Kenner gets one year of probation for leaking confidential evidence from the Pras Michél case. [Daily Beast] * US asking cloud companies to investiate foreign clien...

Charles Fried, Legal Scholar Who Broke With Conservatives, Dies at 88 - Vimarsana News

Charles Fried, Legal Scholar Who Broke With Conservatives, Dies at 88

As solicitor general under Reagan, he argued against abortion rights and affirmative action. But he came to see the current Supreme Court as “reactionary, not conservative.”