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The Northeastern University Law Journal is proud to announce the arrival of our newest issue, Chamber to Chambers: The Second Amendment in the New Century.
The publication features articles focusing on issues related to the regulation of firearms, particularly as impacted by District of Columbia v. Heller, 128 S.Ct. 2783 (2008).
For a PDF version of this issue click here.
To obtain a hard-copy of this issue of the Journal, please email us at: nulj@nulj.org. Any hard-copy of the Journal is $18.00 which includes shipping.
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The Law Journal hosted its most recent Law Symposium, "From Seed to Stomach: Food and Agricultural Law," on January 21, 2011 at Northeastern University.
The Symposium welcomed distinguished panels of attorneys, policy-makers, and legal scholars who discussed current trends in Obesity Law, Food Safety, and Biotechnology.
Symposium attendees were also treated to a humorous lunchtime reading by "Stuff White People Like" author, Christian Lander.
For a list of all panelists and discussion topics, click here.
To watch video from C-SPAN�s coverage of the Symposium, click here.
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The Law Journal is also proud to announce the Fall 2011 publication of our next issue, From Seed to Stomach: Food and Agriculture Law.
The publication will feature articles focused on recent legal developments in the areas of food and agriculture law, including intellectual property and
genetically-modified foods, sustainable economic farming, obesity law, and food labeling and consumption.
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Finally, the Law Journal is delighted to be cited in a recent Massachusetts District Court opinion.
In U.S. ex rel. Hutcheson v. Blackston Medical, Inc., 694 F. Supp.2d 48, 54 (D. Mass. 2010),
Justice Young cited Sabin Willet's article, Clericalism and the Guantanamo Litigation, 1 Northeastern U. L.J. 51, 56 (2009), which discusses the tactic of delay in Guantanamo detainee cases.
Mr. Willet's article appeared in the Journal's February 2009 publication, To Gitmo or Bust: Practical Challenges in Representing Guantanamo Detainees.
For a link to Mr. Willet's article click here.
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