Episode 3: Nathan S. Chapman & Stephen E. Sachs

Episode 4: Nathan S. Chapman & Thomas P. Gallanis

August 26, 2019. Nathan Chapman (University of Georgia) and Thomas Gallanis (University of Iowa) talk about the dark side of codifying the law of trusts. Nathan and Thomas discuss the codification movement regarding trusts, the role of the Uniform Law Commission, the Uniform Trust Code from 2000 which is approaching a 20 year anniversary, and the possible downsides of turning common law into statutes. For more information visit: https://digitalcommons.law.uga.edu/speakersidebar/4/

Episode 3: Nathan S. Chapman & Stephen E. Sachs

April 1, 2019. Nathan Chapman (University of Georgia) and Stephen Sachs (Duke University) talk about The Official Story, a draft article co-authored with Will Baude (University of Chicago). Nathan and Steve discuss the role of precedent and public perception for determining the content of constitutional law.

Episode 3: Nathan S. Chapman & Stephen E. Sachs

April 1, 2019. Nathan Chapman (University of Georgia) and Stephen Sachs (Duke University) talk about The Official Story, a draft article co-authored with Will Baude (University of Chicago). Nathan and Steve discuss the role of precedent and public perception for determining the content of constitutional law.

Episode 2: Jason A. Cade & Jennifer M. Chacón

University of Georgia School of Law Associate Professor Jason Cade speaks with UCLA School of Law's Professor Jennifer Chacón after her faculty colloquium talk on October 10, 2018, regarding changes and enforcement in immigration law including the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals. They also discuss how states like California are enacting laws and local criminal justice reforms to help their immigrant populations, as well as the way that immigrant populations in the United States view the institution of citizenship and their increasing disenchantment with it.

Episode 2: Jason A. Cade & Jennifer M. Chacón

University of Georgia School of Law Associate Professor Jason Cade speaks with UCLA School of Law's Professor Jennifer Chacón after her faculty colloquium talk on October 10, 2018, regarding changes and enforcement in immigration law including the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals. They also discuss how states like California are enacting laws and local criminal justice reforms to help their immigrant populations, as well as the way that immigrant populations in the United States view the institution of citizenship and their increasing disenchantment with it.