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University of Illinois law professor Larry Ribstein is abandoning his solo blog, Ideoblog, and joining Truth on the Market.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Ribstein Joins Truth on the Market 2010
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Larry Ribstein still thinks law school is the cool choice.
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Must-read New Yorker piece on Skilling and Enron, demonstrating the fundamental flaws in the Skilling prosecution, even if Gladwell's framing device — the supposed difference between "mysteries" and "puzzles" — isn't, as Larry Ribstein points o ...
Malcolm Gladwell on Enron, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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"He was feeling that artist resentment," says Mr. Ribstein.
Hollywood's Favorite Villain Rachel Dodes 2011
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Larry Ribstein, a professor of law at the University of Illinois who wrote a paper called "Wall Street and Vine" about the historically negative portrayal of business in film, concludes that the ongoing antipathy to corporate execs in films has nothing to do with politics.
Hollywood's Favorite Villain Rachel Dodes 2011
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Ribstein has decided that starting with his recent post on the UIUC faculty letter he will no longer accept comments.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Illinois Faculty Respond to the Tribune: 2009
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So, I'm hopeful that come January 15th, the analysis provided by Professor Ribstein will be a moot point.
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Professor Larry Ribstein posts at Point of Law that he has authored a legal opinion letter for the Washington Legal Foundation that considers the issue of whether New York's proposed changes to the lawyer advertising rules may force a reconsideration of the scope of the constitutional doctrine relating to the protection commercial speech.
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Ribstein is right that “as a purely legal matter” the issue is a “no-brainer,” but not the way he means.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Stoneridge v Scientific Atlanta: 2007
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For example, in the Ribstein post you quote, he says: “At issue is whether, by doing business with a firm that turns out to be violating the securities laws, you can be liable as a participant in a “scheme” to defraud.”
The Volokh Conspiracy » Stoneridge v Scientific Atlanta: 2007
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