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Washburn from Minnesota to Arizona

Kevin Washburn (Federal Indian law, criminal law) at the University of Minnesota has accepted a senior offer from the University of Arizona College of Law where he joins Robert A. Williams, Jr. and S. James Anaya, among others, in what is probably the country’s leading Federal Indian law program.

UPDATE:  I’ve heard from some scholars in the Federal Indian law area who, while taking nothing away from Arizona’s excellence, thought that programs at Arizona State, Colorado, and UCLA were as good or better in some respects.

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