Author Archives: Ann Bartow

Myrna Raeder On The Intersection of Hearsay Exceptions and Domestic Violence Prosecutions

Myrna Raeder (Southwestern U. School of Law) has a new article available on SSRN: Remember the Ladies and the Children Too: Crawford’s Impact on Domestic Violence and Child Abuse Cases, 77 Brooklyn Law Review 311 (2005). Here is the abstract: … Continue reading →

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This Is A Little Ironic: Call For Creative Contributions To A Cookbook

The call is for mini essays and artwork for a Doctors Without Borders fundraiser blogger cookbook called “And They Cook, Too.” More information at The Hackenblog.

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Upcoming Conference by the Feminism and Legal Theory Project

Genetic Manipulation and Enhancement Technologies Emory University School of Law January 27-28, 2006 Friday, January 27th SESSION I – 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM – Theoretical Frameworks Vivian Curran, University of Pittsburgh “A Comparative Perspective on Issues of Genetic Manipulation … Continue reading →

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Feminist Law Prof Profile: Ann Bartow

Honestly I’m not a complete narcissist, I’m just profiling myself as an introduction to the folks who find their way here who do not know me. It would be fun to feature profiles of everyone on the blogroll, so we … Continue reading →

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CFP: IP/GENDER: THE UNMAPPED CONNECTIONS

IP/GENDER: THE UNMAPPED CONNECTIONS : MARCH 24, 2006 AMERICAN UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF LAW WASHINGTON, D.C. CALL FOR PAPERS Two years ago, we organized our first workshop on IP/Gender: The Unmapped Connections. Sponsored by the WCL Program on Intellectual Property … Continue reading →

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Book Recommendation: “The Place of Families: Fostering Capacity, Equality, and Responsibility,” by Linda C. McClain.

Larry Solum recommended this book at his Legal Theory blog a couple of weeks ago and it looks great!

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Welcome to the “Feminist Law Professors” Blog

This is the initial iteration of a blog that will: 1. List law professors (by law school) who self-identify as feminist, and provides links to their professional or personal web pages (or wherever is preferred by the listee) – see … Continue reading →

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Technical Problems

Obviously.

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