Professor Larry Ribstein of the University of Illinois has passed away. He was hugely important member of the law school and legal scholarly community. He was 65. Few details as of yet.
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Thanks for this, Dan -- this is shocking. I was just reading a post by Larry at truth on the market a couple of days ago. I only met him once, now many years ago -- but remember fondly the energy and enthusiasm he brought to the conversation about my paper. His family and colleagues are in my thoughts.
Posted by: Alfred Brophy | December 24, 2011 at 11:35 AM
Season 4, Episode 7, Memoriam, is one of those 'Previously, on Criminal Minds...' episodes. But the problem is, I can't figure out what episode is connected to Memoriam, aka the previous episode. The sixth episode of season 4 has nothing to with Memoriam (4.06 was about a mexican immigrant murderer), and thus, I have no idea which episode links the two. Could someone tell me the season and episode number that links to Memoriam? Thanks.
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banning transfat
putting large taxes on tobacco products
ticketing grown adults for not wearing seatbelts
enforced helmet laws
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