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  1. 49 Breaking Out of Consumer Welfare Jail: Addressing the Supreme Court’s Failure to Protect the Competitive Process Warren Grimes ABSTRACT It is time to free antitrust law from the yoke of Robert Bork’s consumer welfare terminology. Bork’s vision has …

  2. Beyond Recruitment: Inclusion, Equity, and Belonging in Externships INCLUSION DESIGN GROUP DR. ERIN CONNER Be Brave. Be Humble. Be Dedicated. Inclusive Mindset •Adapted from University of Michigan’s Intergroup Dialogue (IDI) Institute Comfort Zone …

  3. © 2012, Richard Zitrin. All rights reserved. Viewpoint: Solutions Elusive in Bar Discipline Problems Richard Zitrin The Recorder, November 18, 2011 Third of a three-part series of articles about the State Bar of California's lawyer discipline system. In …

  4. EMPLOYMENT SUMMARY FOR 2020 GRADUATES SOUTHWESTERN LAW SCHOOL 3050 Wilshire Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 90010 Phone : 213-738-6700 Website : http://www.swlaw.edu EMPLOYMENT STATUS FULL TIME LONG TERM FULL TIME SHORT TERM PART TIME LONG TERM PART TIME SHORT …

  5. Monday Aug 20, 2012 Chevron fire: Legal industry fares poorly Richard Zitrin Updated 4:30 p.m., Monday, August 20, 2012  The line of claimants was out the door at the law offices of Nick Haney. Within two days of the Aug. 6 Chevron refinery fire that …

  8. VOLUME XXVII 2021 NUMBER I SYMPOSIUM FIGHTING IN THE LAW’S GAPS ARTICLES Maintaining Command and Control (C2) of Lethal Autonomous Weapon Systems: Legal and Policy Considerations John Cherry & Durward Johnson Legal Challenges or “GAPS” by Countering …

  9. SOUTHWESTERN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW VOLUME XXVII 2021 NUMBER 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS FIGHTING IN THE LAW’S GAPS ARTICLES MAINTAINING COMMAND AND CONTROL (C2) OF LETHAL AUTONOMOUS WEAPON SYSTEMS: LEGAL AND POLICY CONSIDERATIONS………………………………………... ERROR! …

  10. 1 MAINTAINING COMMAND AND CONTROL (C2) OF LETHAL AUTONOMOUS WEAPON SYSTEMS: LEGAL AND POLICY CONSIDERATIONS John Cherry & Durward Johnson* I. INTRODUCTION ........................................................................... 2 II. WHAT IS AUTONOMY? …