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In 2009, A Century of Creighton University School of Law Faculty Publications, 1904-2004 was published. This digital collection continues that publication for faculty members who have left the Creighton University School of Law since 2004 and who have works that were not included in that publication. It includes the works written while they were affiliated with Creighton and provides electronic copies when available. Books, book chapters, articles, and book reviews are included, as well as continuing legal education and seminar materials (when a paper copy is available). Publications written by current faculty are available on the Current Faculty Publications page of the Creighton Digital Repository.
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Andrus, Kay L.
Aronson, Bruce E. Belian, Julia Chiappinelli, Eric A. Culhane, Marianne B. (Professor Emerita) Dickhute, Nancy Lawler (Professor Emerita) Ebner, Noam Fenner, G. Michael (Professor Emeritus) Font-Guzman, Jacqueline Kuttner, Ran Mayer, Bernard S. Mahern, Catherine (Professor Emerita) Melilli, Kenneth J. (Professor Emeritus) Mirkay, Nicholas A. |
O'Meara, Gregory J., S.J.
Pearlstein, Arthur Pearson, Eric (Professor Emeritus) Purcell, Thomas J., III Shugrue, Richard E. (Professor Emeritus) Strand, Palma J. Strom, Lyle E. Van Tassel, Katharine Volkmer, Ronald R. (Professor Emeritus) Whitten, Ralph U. (Professor Emeritus) Wiseman, Christine M. |
Recent Submissions
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Personal credibility and trial advocacy
There is no doubt that a variety of variables, including the evidence that is presented, determine the outcome of a jury trial. Moreover, each jury trial is unique, and it would be foolish to suggest that what is outcome ... -
District attorneys, discretion, and dialogue: How the culture of a prosecutor's office frames the relationship between superiors and subordinates
INTRODUCTION|Failings in legal reasoning echo the failings of the Enlightenment project. The Creighton Law Review asked me to address the relationship between superiors and subordinates in a legal ethics context. In this ... -
Patchak v. Zinke - Brief of amici curiae Federal Courts and Federal Indian Law Scholars in support of respondents
Holding: David Patchak filed suit challenging the authority of the secretary of the Interior Department to take into trust a property (Bradley Property) on which Match-E-Be-Nash-She-Wish Band of Pottawatomi Indians wished ... -
Inquiry into a principle of "speech plus"
Unfortunately, Americans have been ambivalent with regard to freedom of expression and nonverbal dissent. Nonverbal conduct which is intimately linked with expression of opinions has often been considered wholly unprotected ... -
DC currents: TEC initiatives
Provides information on the Tax Executive Committee (TEC), a senior technical committee of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, which is authorized to speak for the Institute on tax matters and is also ... -
School climate
The hot-button issue of the gaps in achievement in education between white students on the one hand and black and Latino students on the other has multiple aspects: tracking; enrollment in accelerated classes; referral to ...
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