Steve Sheppard, author of I Do Solemnly Swear, the Moral Obligations of Legal Officials, recently released by Cambridge University Press, argued this week in the Cardozo Law Review that the oaths of office had a religious meaning to the framers, but the religious significance of the oath was less important than the personal commitment of good faith in carrying out the office.
University Links:
- Fall Break (no classes, administrative offices will be open) (11/25/2009)
- Thanksgiving Holiday (11/26/2009 - 11/27/2009)
- Law School Last Day of Classes (12/4/2009)
- Spring Classes Begin (1/11/2010)
- Ben J. Altheimer Moot Court Competition (2/22/2010)
- Ben J. Altheimer Moot Court Competition (2/25/2010)
- Moot Court Team Advances to National Finals
- Yale Professor to Lecture on Prison and Imagination
- Lawyer in the Library, Charlie Harwell: Tuesday at Noon
- Town Hall Meeting, Thursday at Noon
- Hartman Hotz Speaker to “Take the Long View” on Immigration Reform
- Professor, Alumna to Lecture on Legal Ruralism
- Pathways to the Profession: Friday at 1:30
