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Faculty Achievements: Week Ending February 14, 2014

Professor Jim Davids presented "The Role of Worldview in Judicial Decision-Making: A Case Study of John Paul Stevens" on February 8 at the 2014 International Conference on Law and Political Science in Delhi, India. Cambridge Scholar is expected to print the paper.

Professor Tom Folsom presented his work at a panel called "Designing Law in a Coded World: Finding Superman in Cyberspace" at St. Mary's School of Law in San Antonio, Texas on February 6.

Professor Natt Gantt presented “Teaching Agape Love to Law Students" at the Pepperdine University School of Law Symposium on Law and Love. The symposium was held on February 7-8 in Malibu, California.

"Are We There Yet? Immigration Reform for Children Left Behind," an article by Professor Lynne Marie Kohm and Regent Law alumnus Keila Molina ('12) that addresses immigration reform, is the most downloaded immigration-related paper on SSRN since it was posted on January 20, 2014.

Ernie Walton, administrative director for the Center for Global Justice, wrote "Preserving the European Convention on Human Rights: Why the UK's Threat to Leave the Convention Could Save It" to the Council of Europe following its open call for information, proposals, and views on the "Longer-term Future of the System of the European Convention on Human Rights and the European Court of Human Rights."

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