Marquette Lawyer Magazine

Summer 2020 Full Version (non-interactive) A Favorable Court Opinion, but Not Unanimous Many Career Paths, All in One City The Professionals Versus the Political Allies No Debate About Scoville’s Sharp Focus on Foreign-Relations Law It’s an Unsettling Day in the Neighborhoods The Rise of Property and Decline of Equity in Trademark Law It Takes More Than a Hammer 50th Anniversary of Marquette’s EOP From the Dean Law School News Class Notes
Fall 2019 Full Version (non-interactive) Practicing Business Law at the Speed of Change Losing Labels, Reaching Potential (Profile of Ray Manista) Ambition and Aspiration: Living Greatly in the Law (Hallows Lecture by Judge Lee H. Rosenthal) Four Models of What It Means to Be a Marquette Lawyer (Alumni Awards to Justice Annette Ziegler, Professor Aaron Twerski, Lisette Khalil, and Aaron Hernandez) Trauma: Can the Criminal Justice System Stay Up-to-Date with Its Impact? Reflecting upon an Extraordinary Career on the Wisconsin Supreme Court (Tributes to Justice Shirley S. Abrahamson) From the Podium Remarks of Governor Tony Evers at the May 2019 Graduation Ceremony Remarks of Dean Joseph D. Kearney upon receiving American Inns of Court Professionalism Award Celebrating Professor Michael K. McChrystal Recalling Professor Ramon Klitzke From the Dean Class Notes
Summer 2019 Full Version (non-interactive) Dying Constitutionalism and the Fourteenth Amendment In Search of Better Outcomes Behind the Badge: A Growing Sense of the Need in Law Enforcement to Cope with Trauma Putting a Period at the End of the Sentence A Simple Order, a Complex Legacy: The 1976 Milwaukee School Desegregation Ruling A Father's Timeless Words from a Turbulent Time: From the Speeches of Milwaukee Public Schools Superintendent Richard P. Gousha From the Podium From the Dean Law School News Class Notes
Fall 2018 Full Version (non-interactive) When Congress and the Commander in Chief Clash over War The Increasing Correlation of Wisconsin Supreme Court Elections with Partisanship The Path to Ethically Sound Legal Scholarship An Eye on the Horizon: Conference Takes Up Water Issues Along the Great Lakes From the Dean Law School News From the Podium Alumni Awards Class Notes
Summer 2018 Full Version (non-interactive) From the Dean How Ralph Jackson Found His Voice A Day in the Life of Eckstein Hall International Human Rights Law: An Unexpected Threat to Peace Migration Issues An Unveiling and a Blessing From the Podium Class Notes
Fall 2017 Full Version (non-interactive) Opening the Door to Much More Investing for the Long Term Will Today's Politics Upend Sound Regulation? Hardly Trying: The Declining Use of Civil Trials in Wisconsin Investiture of Hon. Timothy Dugan, Milwaukee County Circuit Court Tough Talk and the Institutional Legitimacy of Our Courts Investiture of Hon. Jean Kies, Milwaukee County Circuit Court From the Dean Law School News Class Notes
Summer 2017 Full Version (non-interactive) How Long Should Supreme Court Justices Serve? Balancing Judicial Independence and Judicial Accountability A Student and Teacher of American Progress Insights from Inside the Tech World Finding a Trustworthy Path Through the Cloud—Remarks at Marquette Law School Innovation, Disruption, and Intellectual Property—A View from Silicon Valley Wisconsin's War on Drugs—The Cocaine Front, 1986–1990 Prisoners of Populism—Understanding the Politics of Mass Incarceration Water Works: Selected Marquette Law School Faculty Blog Pieces Investiture of Judge Cynthia M. Davis, Milwaukee County Circuit Court From the Dean Law School News Class Notes When Ray Eckstein Played Basketball for Marquette University Back Cover	View the Interactive Version
Fall 2016 Full Version (non-interactive) One Government, Three Branches, Five Controversies: Separation of Powers Under Presidents Bush and Obama Race and Sentencing in Wisconsin Criminal Courts— A Preliminary Inquiry Hollywood Legal Comedies: Fun, Laughter, and a Dose of Critique The Digital Revolution and the Future of Law Reviews The Supreme Court and Religious Liberty Criminal Responsibility and the Purposes of Criminalization From the Dean Law School News Class Notes	View the Interactive Version
Summer 2016 Full Version (non-interactive) Neighborhood Inequality and Public Policy: What Can Milwaukee Learn from Chicago and Boston? Writing a New West Side Story The Law School's Public Policy Initiative: Creating a Space for Civic—and Civil—Engagement At the Intersection of God and Country The Declining Ranks of Lawyer Legislators Defining Moments: World War II Heroes, Marquette Lawyers Justice Antonin Scalia—Ave Atque Vale The Holocaust Education Research Center Honors Don Layden "My Library"—The Evolution of a Milwaukee Institution The Supreme Court and the Future of Religion in the Public Square Nies Lecture: "Semicommons in Fluid Resources" From the Dean Law School News Class Notes	View the Interactive Version
Fall 2015 Full Version (non-interactive) Judicial Assistants or Junior Judges? Downturn on the Home Front Great Judges and Great Issues Criminal Law and Common Sense You Never Know Where Your Career Will Take You The Wisconsin Supreme Court: Can We Help? Milwaukee Bar Association's Lifetime Achievement Award From the Provost Law School News Class Notes	View the Interactive Version
Spring 2015 Full Version (non-interactive) Screws v. United States and the Birth of Federal Civil Rights Enforcement Much to Preserve—and Much to Change: The Challenges Facing Catholic K-12 Education Contract Design and the Goldilocks Problem Reflections on the Legal Aid Society of Milwaukee Digging Beneath the Playing Surface: Excerpts from Faculty Articles in the Marquette Sports Law Review From the Dean Law School News Class Notes	View the Interactive Version
Fall 2014 Full Version (non-interactive) The Red and the Blue: Political Polarization Through the Prism of Metropolitan Milwaukee The Intensifying National Interest in Patent Litigation Who Governs Local Schools? Federal and State Policy Increasingly Shapes Education, but Local Control Remains Important Some Recollections of Marquette Law School—and Some Advice The National Sports Law Institute's Joseph E. O'Neill Award Leadership from the Bench From the Dean Marquette Law School News Class Notes	View the Interactive Version
Summer 2014 Full Version (non-interactive) The Real Problem with Citizens United: Campaign Finance, Dark Money, and Shadow Parties Once a Criminal…? Regulating the Use of Prior Convictions in Sentencing Yes, No, and It Depends: Voters in the Middle Could Shape Future of Truth in Sentencing One Term, Sixteen Years: State Bar Board of Governors Backs Major Change in Electing Wisconsin Justices The Future of Legal Education Midyear Graduation From the Dean Marquette Law School News Real-World Lessons: Wide-Ranging Internship Program Gives Law Students Experience Faculty Accomplishments Honoring Three Law School Retirees Class Notes	View the Interactive Version
Fall 2013 Full Version (non-interactive) Prepare. Prepare. Prepare: Paul Clement's Insights After Dozens of Supreme Court Argument How Special Education Advocates Lost in Court but Won Some Changes in MPS Changing Things for the Better, Step by Step Diagnostic Patents at the Supreme Court Investiture of Judge G. Michael Halfenger Nike's Gary Way Receives NSLI's Joseph E. O'Neill Award Seventh Circuit Memorial Ceremony for Judge John L. Coffey Marquette University Alumnus of the Year The Marquette Law School Faculty Blog at Five Years Old From the Dean Marquette Law School News Class Notes	View the Interactive Version
Summer 2013 Full Version (non-interactive) Emerging Megacity: Perspectives on the Future of Chicago and Milwaukee Thinking and Acting (and Flourishing?) as a Region Rivalry, Resignation, and Regionalization Flying Too Close to the Sun? The Civil War, Reconstruction, and the Origins of Birthright Citizenship The Accidental Crime Commission: Its Legacies and Lessons Exploring Socio-Legal Dominance in Context: An Approach to American Legal History Investiture of Circuit Judge Lindsey Grady From the Dean Alumni Class Notes Alumni Awards	View the Interactive Version
Fall 2012 Full Version (non-interactive) The Lawyer as Public Citizen Table of Contents Eckstein Hall: Crossroads for Timely Talk on Crucial Topics Recently Published Faculty Scholarship Barnette, Frankfurter, and Judicial Review 125 Years Since the Interstate Commerce Act: A Symposium in the Form of a Final Convocation Was Wisconsin's Democratic Party Born on the Site of Eckstein Hall? Honorable Diane S. Sykes: Law School Hooding Ceremony Class Notes Marquette lawyers and the Milwaukee Justice Center Breiner & Breiner: Learning from a father's love of law and life	View the Interactive Version
Summer 2012 Full Version (non-interactive) Reliable Polling Amid Stormy Politics Penalties and Procedures Once the Land of the Braves—and More on American Law and Legal Culture Remembering Marion K. Coffey Barrock Lecture Boden Lecture Message from Dean Kearney Marquette Law School News Alumni Class Notes	View the Interactive Version
Fall 2011 Full Version (non-interactive) National Attraction Get Smart? Restorative Justice Initiative Conference Barrock Lecture Nies Lecture Till Death Do Us Part Investiture of Hon. James A. Wynn, Jr. Message from Marquette University's New President, Rev. Scott R. Pilarz, S.J. Marquette Law School News Alumni Class Notes	View the Interactive Version
Summer 2011 Full Version (non-interactive) Melms v. Pabst Brewing Co. Comment on Merrill on the Law of Waste In It for the Long Haul Will Life Without Parole Follow the Path of the Death Penalty? Recent Faculty Accomplishments More Than a Faculty Blog Ray and Kay Eckstein Law Library Message from Dean Kearney Law School News Alumni Class Notes
Fall 2010 Full Version (non-interactive) Eckstein Hall—The Other Marquette Interchange Blogging the Law, Blogging the Culture Why Modern Evidence Law Lacks Credibility Seeking Better Field Position: Targeted Reform of Commercialized Intercollegiate Athletics'Aldo Leopold and the Ripples of a Water Ethic in Wisconsin Make My Day: "Feminism" and the Changing Law of Self-Defense When Judicial Gender Divisions Really Aren't Doing the Right Thing When the Crunch Comes Remembering, and Learning from, the Best of the Legal Profession Message from Dean Kearney Law School News Alumni Class Notes
Summer 2010 Full Version (non-interactive) Who owns the lives of fictional characters? Abraham Lincoln's books Why Was Brown v. Board of Education a Hard Case? The Role of Imaginative Justice The Copyright Act of 2026 A Lesson from Swamp Rock Using Your Law School Education Community Justice A Path to Better Communities Some Reflections on the Law School Jesuit Educational Values Law Schools as Common Ground for Discussion Alumni Class Notes
Spring 2009 Full Version (non-interactive) Stewardship, the Law School, and You Marquette Lawyers on the Front Lines of Justice A Conversation with Mike McChrystal on Eckstein Hall 2008 Commencement Ceremonies Law School News Public Service Report Alumni News Alumni Class Notes Robert C. McKay Law Professor Award Devolution of Milwaukee County Government The State of Judicial Selection in Wisconsin Lawmaking and Interpretation
Spring/Summer 2008 Full Version (non-interactive) Who Will Stand with the Ecksteins and Zilbers? Marquette Transporters: Ray and Kay Eckstein Joe Zilber—Another Historic Gift Responding to Crime in a Different Way Professor Anzivino Receives University Award Alumni Awards Alumni Class Notes Alumni Association Address Challenges to Judicial Independence Faith and Reason: Why We Do Good A Lawyers' Teacher
Spring/Summer 2007 Full Version (non-interactive) The Law School and Marquette University Two Guys from Milwaukee (and Chicago) Religion and Government—An Ongoing Experiment Summer of Service Law School News Alumni Class Notes Alumni Profile: Cliff Steele Remembering the Past and Securing the Future Alumni News Commencement Remarks of the U.S. Solicitor General Faith, Justice, and the Teaching of Criminal Procedure Remarks of Steven M. Radke Libraries: Stability and Change Welcome to Mike Gousha and Mike McCann
Summer/Fall 2006 Full Version (non-interactive) Building the Law School A Life in Real Estate Moot Court Competition A Journey to Here A Year After Booker—Has Anything Changed? Law School News Pay It Forward Not Altogether Your Father's Law School Honor Roll of Donors Alumni Class Notes Alumni Association Address Reflections on the Wisconsin Supreme Court Judicial Clerkships
Fall 2005/Winter 2006 Full Version (non-interactive) Why Can't Legal Education Be Like Major League Baseball? Marquette Lawyer at the Helm of Hofstra Citizen-Soldier Marquette Lawyer Once Removed Vita with Vada Admissions Report SBA President Leads the Way Students Take First at Competition Commencement of 2005 Graduates Alumni Association Address From the Dean's Mailbag Alumni Awards Marquette Joins the Big East Alumni Class Notes Orientation Remarks of Genyne Edwards Law Review Banquet Remarks of Rev. Paul B. R. Hartmann Prof. Papke's Remarks at the Korea Military Academy Dean Kearney's Remarks at the 24th Annual St. Ignatius Law Luncheon Graduation Remarks of Prof. Judith G. McMullen
Spring/Summer 2005 Full Version (non-interactive) The Physical Future of Marquette Law School Marquette Lawyers on the Seventh Circuit Faculty Profile: Matt Mitten Richard Sherburne, S.J.: Buddhist Scholar and Law School Chaplain Law School Profiles Alumni Class Notes Honor Roll of Donors Alumni Association Address Law School News Service Award Teaching Excellence Graduation Remarks of Justice Ann Walsh Bradley Dean Kearney's Remarks on the Wisconsin Court System Orientation Remarks by Michelle Behnke and Paul Connell Professor Papke's Remarks at the Mid-Year Graduation Class of 2004 Builds on a Legacy
Spring/Summer 2004 Full Version (non-interactive) A Collective Enterprise Serving the Unserved Prof. Judith McMullen: Lawyer, Teacher, Scholar Trial Skills Prof. Alan Madry: Religion and Law Alumni Class Notes Donor Profiles The Whole Tapestry: A Celebration of Wisconsin's Women Jurists Alumni Awards Alumni Association Address Campus News Hallows Lecture of Chief Justice Shirley S. Abrahamson Dean Kearney's Remarks to the Fellows of the Wisconsin Bar Foundation Dean Kearney's Remarks at the State Bar of Wisconsin CLE on Professionalism Tim Casey's Remarks to the Advisory Board Facing the Victims: Restorative Justice Program A Gift from Julianna Evert and Frank Daily
Fall/Winter 2003 Full Version (non-interactive) Beginning, But Not Anew In a Class of His Own Prof. Daniel Blinka: Lawyer, Teacher, Scholar Government Alumni Alumni Class Notes Honor Roll of Donors Campus Notes Alumni Association Address For the Past and the Future
Spring/Summer 2003 Full Version (non-interactive) Passing the Torch Introducing... Your New Dean Alumni Awards The Laydens: Men and Women for Others The Pen is Mightier than the Sword Honor Roll of Donors Alumni Association Address Helping Careers Take Flight Alumni Class Notes Campus Notes Campaign Update
Summer/Fall 2002 Full Version (non-interactive)