Where Is Harvard Law School?

[Lupu]

For what it's worth, please note that Larry Tribe and Charles Fried 
are witnesses this morning before the Senate Judiciary Committee.

Chip Lupu

On 13 Jan 2006 at 8:09, Fred Shapiro wrote:

> On Fri, 13 Jan 2006, sburbank at law.upenn.edu wrote:
> 
> > What a peculiar post, although perhaps not given the New Haven
> > source. Since when do talking heads have anything to do with
> > scholarship? One would have to see the full results, and consider
> > the methodology, of the citation study in order to determine whether
> > it is relevant to a question worth asking and what its probative
> > value might be. Until then, I would hesitate to give this rumor
> > legs.
> 
> I realize that talking heads does not equal scholarship, and the
> instance I cited may reflect nothing more than the characteristics of
> one reporter's Rolodex.  But I am suggesting that HLS's influence on
> scholarship and constitutional law policy debates may have waned, and
> am looking whether this rings true subjectively with those who know
> much more about the substance and structure of legal scholarship than
> I do.  (And, as this respondent suggests, I can't necessarily get
> impartial assessments in New Haven!).
> 
> Fred Shapiro (Harvard Law School Class of 1980)
> 
> 
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Ira C. ("Chip") Lupu
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