... If a judge recuses himself from performing a marriage ceremony, he does so
under the ethics rules using a theory of bias, correct? In other words, this is
the same legal device that is used for bailing out of cases involving family
members, contributors or anything socially-provocative that
Wanted to see if there were any takers on this.
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Replying to this comment on conlawprof: "The Old Testament doesn't purport to
reflect natural law principles on marriage. The New Testament does, though."
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One time I was teaching a Wittgenstein
... thanks for that. It's an interesting distinction.
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> On Feb 15, 2015, at 8:26 PM, Graber, Mark wrote:
>
> Dear All:
>
> This goes back in time a bit, but I have had a busy weekend and wanted to
> respond to those who wondered why I think the racist prostitute should be
>
Philosophically, I see two issues.
First, a prostitute, by definition, is almost always "having sex with someone
he or she doesn't want to," because, absent payment, he or she would not be
doing that. I imagine the clients are of the worst that this sort of business
can provide as far as attrac
... Let me present another view.
Scholarship is not about vanity; it's about the ideas. Things that are relevant
to an idea can come in many forms -- letters, songs, poems, conversations
between spouses or a public speech. It could come from a diary or a movie. The
trouble comes when we fail to
