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We haven’t discussed this in our department (lower ranked PGR but tend to get highly competitive/very large applicant pool) but…
If you were the head recruiter for a professional basketball team, would you require height and weight measurements for prospective…
I wonder if people are familiar with Fred Schauer’s essay on Kelsen and Fuller. https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3607099
If knowledge is sociologically conditioned, then what, exactly, happens to the truth-status of the sociology of knowledge itself? This is…
To a large degree, Kuhn’s Structure is an attempt to deliver on the descriptive task of epistemology as Reichenbach conceived…
I concur to a certain extent. I also scored very low on the writing section. Back then, GRE was required…
Thanks, I’ll check it out!
Via the Curmudgeonly Clerk, I learn of this violation of a lesser-known provision of the judicial code of conduct. (Warning: Although I’m confident in the impropriety of this conduct, I am not an expert on judicial ethics.) See the last paragraph on page 2 and page 3 of the Oklahoma Attorney General’s petition for removal of the judge for the key facts.
Let us hope this is not the tip of an iceberg of malfeasance!
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