Tuesday Writing Prompt
It’s Tuesday again. This week let’s visit a small town newspaper waiting for a big story.
Daily Archive: April 14, 2014
Sebelius v. Hobby Lobby Stores, Part I: Background and Standards of Law
The first part of the Ordinary Court’s treatment of one of this year’s most-publicized legal cases. To begin, we must understand the factual and legal landscape.
Post-Zombie Constitutional Convention Contest Bleg
Predict what James Hanley’s students will do in the post-zombie apocalypse! Impress your friends! Win imaginary prizes! Claim bragging rights over all!
Air Steerage: Splitting Up Families?
The airline ticket is $450. Assuming that you want to sit 27B. Anything else is premium seating. Pick a seat and we’ll tell you how much it is going to cost.
All Rise! Ye Ordinary Court Is In Session
Introducing a new project by some of the lawyers and scholars writing for Ordinary Times: The Ordinary Court.
Why the Goddess Weeps
An original poem, written by a lawyer during a particularly challenging day at court.
Behind Enemy Lines
What happens when the libertarianish preschool teacher is asked to teach health to 8th graders?
