Professor Daniel Farber delivered his argument for the case of Dred Scott v. Sandford being the top entrant in the "Hall of Shame" for United States Supreme Court decisions. The decision in .. Read More

Professors G. Edward White and Paul Finkelman made closing remarks at a symposium exploring the United States Supreme Court decisions nominated for a "Hall of Shame." Professor White gave an .. Read More

In April, Pepperdine University Law School hosted a symposium exploring the worst United States Supreme Court mistakes.
Among the cases discussed was Buck v. Bell. The 1927 decision .. Read More

Professor Sherry delivered her argument for including Erie Railroad v. Tompkins in the "Hall of Shame" as one of the worst United States Supreme Court decisions. The 1938 decision concluded .. Read More

Pepperdine University Law School hosted a symposium exploring the worst United States Supreme Court mistakes. After the welcoming remarks, Professor Edward Larson delivered opening remarks about the .. Read More

Professor Amar delivered his argument for including Plessy v. Ferguson in the "Hall of Shame" as one of the worst United States Supreme Court decisions. The 1896 decision concluded "separate .. Read More

Dean Chemerinsky delivered his argument for including Korematsu v. United States in the "Hall of Shame" as one of the worst United States Supreme Court decisions. The 1944 decision concluded .. Read More