Month: April 2020

David Levine and Budd Shenkin on Presidential Pardons

Published on Author Zach Price

The President’s pardon power has received renewed attention and controversy during the Trump Administration. Those interested in a useful survey of controversial presidential pardons from this administration and others, as well as an interesting proposal for reform, should check out a new article in the Hastings Constitutional Law Quarterly, “Should the Power of Presidential Pardon… Continue reading David Levine and Budd Shenkin on Presidential Pardons →

Mark Aaronson on Judgment Based Lawyering

Published on Author Richard Boswell

Accessibility, responsiveness and judgment are critical attributes of good lawyering. These are topics which Professor Mark Aaronson explores in a recent article titled Judgment Based Lawyering: Working in Coalition appearing in the peer-edited Journal of Affordable Housing. More than just a discussion of these critical attributes, Professor Aaronson describes how the teaching of these valuable… Continue reading Mark Aaronson on Judgment Based Lawyering →