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    • William Slomanson

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    Distinguished Professor Emeritus
    Thomas Jefferson School of Law



    Email: bills@tjsl.edu


    Columns
    Title Category Published
    Supreme Court whipping boy Judges and Judiciary Apr. 29, 2024
    Supreme Court’s supreme chill U.S. Supreme Court Mar. 5, 2024
    Congress: Ukraine is still germane Government Dec. 1, 2023
    One has to wonder if China truly protects its prisoners Letters Oct. 20, 2023
    Public interest v. academic freedom Education Law Jan. 30, 2023
    Voir dire: disability as a basis for peremptory strikes Ediscovery, Judges and Judiciary Jan. 6, 2023
    Is copyright law the best tool for responding to student cheating? Contracts, Intellectual Property, Legal Education Apr. 4, 2022
    An iron river of guns: Mexico versus the US gun industry Civil Litigation, Government, International Law Mar. 3, 2022
    Sexual assault: The law versus accountability Criminal, Military Law May 25, 2021
    Service of process via social media: a plea to the Legislature Civil Litigation, Law Practice Feb. 2, 2021
    Cert denial leaves anti-SLAPP federal circuit split in place Civil Litigation, U.S. Supreme Court Oct. 14, 2020
    2nd Amendment: the Supreme Court’s constitutional orphan Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Jun. 17, 2020
    Gun rights: Mooting politics at the US Supreme Court Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Apr. 29, 2020
    Cross-border shooting ruling locks victims out of court Civil Litigation, Immigration, International Law, U.S. Supreme Court Mar. 4, 2020
    New initial disclosure, supplementation option Civil Rights Dec. 19, 2019
    Arming teachers? Government Jun. 14, 2019
    Showdown at the high court over cross-border shooting Jun. 3, 2019
    Procedure in California state courts vs the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure Civil Rights Apr. 26, 2019
    Reaching for handgun rights Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Jan. 31, 2019
    Lessons learned from the Patriot Picnic in San Diego Civil Rights, Government Feb. 9, 2018
    Condition precedent: the decision to act Constitutional Law Oct. 5, 2017
    Same challenge to UN membership, very different president Government, International Law, Tax Feb. 4, 2017
    Embassy move would have major impact Government, International Law Jan. 10, 2017
    Protesting the protesters Constitutional Law Nov. 25, 2016
    Trump would have a hard time winning defamation suits Constitutional Law, Government Nov. 8, 2016
    Open carry wary 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Sep. 9, 2016
    China balks at the legal force of tribunal Government, International Law Jul. 29, 2016
    Passively tolerating preventable mayhem Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Jun. 23, 2016
    Passively tolerating preventable mayhem Constitutional Law Jun. 21, 2016
    Law school fights back: enough is enough Law Practice May 30, 2013
    UN Security Council an untapped option in video fallout Government, International Law Sep. 21, 2012
    As Prop. 8 Debate Rages at Home, the U.N. Considers Gay Rights Government, International Law Feb. 24, 2009
    MCLE Self Study Civil Litigation Jan. 1, 2007
    State Revamps Numbering, Language of Discovery Act Judges and Judiciary, Civil Litigation May 19, 2005
    De Facto Partition in Kosovo Challenges U.N.'s Authority Government, International Law Sep. 21, 2002
    Straits of Ignorance Government, International Law Jan. 11, 2001

    MCLE
    Title Category Published
    New initial disclosure, supplementation option Civil Procedure Dec. 19, 2019
    Procedure in California state courts vs the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure Civil Procedure Apr. 26, 2019
    Title Category Published
    Supreme Court whipping boy Judges and Judiciary Apr. 29, 2024
    Supreme Court’s supreme chill U.S. Supreme Court Mar. 5, 2024
    Congress: Ukraine is still germane Government Dec. 1, 2023
    One has to wonder if China truly protects its prisoners Letters Oct. 20, 2023
    Public interest v. academic freedom Education Law Jan. 30, 2023
    Voir dire: disability as a basis for peremptory strikes Ediscovery, Judges and Judiciary Jan. 6, 2023
    Is copyright law the best tool for responding to student cheating? Contracts, Intellectual Property, Legal Education Apr. 4, 2022
    An iron river of guns: Mexico versus the US gun industry Civil Litigation, Government, International Law Mar. 3, 2022
    Sexual assault: The law versus accountability Criminal, Military Law May 25, 2021
    Service of process via social media: a plea to the Legislature Civil Litigation, Law Practice Feb. 2, 2021
    Cert denial leaves anti-SLAPP federal circuit split in place Civil Litigation, U.S. Supreme Court Oct. 14, 2020
    2nd Amendment: the Supreme Court’s constitutional orphan Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Jun. 17, 2020
    Gun rights: Mooting politics at the US Supreme Court Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Apr. 29, 2020
    Cross-border shooting ruling locks victims out of court Civil Litigation, Immigration, International Law, U.S. Supreme Court Mar. 4, 2020
    New initial disclosure, supplementation option Civil Rights Dec. 19, 2019
    Arming teachers? Government Jun. 14, 2019
    Showdown at the high court over cross-border shooting Jun. 3, 2019
    Procedure in California state courts vs the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure Civil Rights Apr. 26, 2019
    Reaching for handgun rights Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Jan. 31, 2019
    Lessons learned from the Patriot Picnic in San Diego Civil Rights, Government Feb. 9, 2018
    Condition precedent: the decision to act Constitutional Law Oct. 5, 2017
    Same challenge to UN membership, very different president Government, International Law, Tax Feb. 4, 2017
    Embassy move would have major impact Government, International Law Jan. 10, 2017
    Protesting the protesters Constitutional Law Nov. 25, 2016
    Trump would have a hard time winning defamation suits Constitutional Law, Government Nov. 8, 2016
    Open carry wary 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Sep. 9, 2016
    China balks at the legal force of tribunal Government, International Law Jul. 29, 2016
    Passively tolerating preventable mayhem Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Jun. 23, 2016
    Passively tolerating preventable mayhem Constitutional Law Jun. 21, 2016
    Law school fights back: enough is enough Law Practice May 30, 2013
    UN Security Council an untapped option in video fallout Government, International Law Sep. 21, 2012
    As Prop. 8 Debate Rages at Home, the U.N. Considers Gay Rights Government, International Law Feb. 24, 2009
    MCLE Self Study Civil Litigation Jan. 1, 2007
    State Revamps Numbering, Language of Discovery Act Judges and Judiciary, Civil Litigation May 19, 2005
    De Facto Partition in Kosovo Challenges U.N.'s Authority Government, International Law Sep. 21, 2002
    Straits of Ignorance Government, International Law Jan. 11, 2001
    Title Category Published
    New initial disclosure, supplementation option Civil Procedure Dec. 19, 2019
    Procedure in California state courts vs the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure Civil Procedure Apr. 26, 2019
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