Shylock and Article 9 of the U.C.C. (with some thoughts on bankruptcy)
Nate Oman | November 27, 2006
Was Johnny Cash a Law Professor?
Nate Oman | November 20, 2006
Law and the Cost of Sex
Nate Oman | November 16, 2006
Maggie’s Argument Against Atheism
Nate Oman | November 15, 2006
Oddly enough, I have never really struggled with belief in God.
As Goes Russell, So Goes…
Nate Oman | November 8, 2006
It looks as though the nation may be starting to look more like Russell, frightening as that is for some of us.
Borat’s Contract
Nate Oman | November 8, 2006
The Law & Economics of Quaker Litigation
Nate Oman | November 7, 2006
The Theology of the Horse
Nate Oman | November 4, 2006
How big of a deal is technology theologically speaking?
Mormons, Gentiles, Suffrage, and the Courts
Nate Oman | November 2, 2006
In 1870, the Utah Territorial Legislature passed an act giving women the right to vote, making Utah the second jurisdiction in the United States to given women the vote. (Wyoming was the first in 1869.) In 1887, Congress revoked the territorial law in the Edmunds-Tucker Act, and women were denied the vote until [...]
Do Mormon Intellectuals Have Intellectual Agendas?
Nate Oman | November 1, 2006
Ironically, the main problem with Mormon intellectual discussions is that all too frequently we have no intellectual agenda. Or at least so it seems to me.