Debt, Status, and Fatherhood
Nate Oman | May 25, 2007
Three Generations of Mormon Legal History
Nate Oman | May 24, 2007
My Kind of Apologetics
Nate Oman | May 23, 2007
I’ve been thinking of late about apologetics.
The Almost French Thirteenth Amendment
Nate Oman | May 23, 2007
Improving Casebooks with Fiction
Nate Oman | May 15, 2007
A Proposed Alternative to Law School Exams
Nate Oman | May 12, 2007
Mormon Law, Mormon Markets, and Mormon Thought
Nate Oman | May 11, 2007
Markets are a big deal in my intellectual life. For a living, I teach and think about the law that makes markets possible. By and large, I think that markets are really cool. I think that they are probably the single greatest engine for the material betterment of the human race. [...]
Hadley v. Baxendale, a One Act Play
Nate Oman | May 7, 2007
Roman Law and the Virtual Death Penalty
Nate Oman | May 4, 2007
Tongues in Court
Nate Oman | May 4, 2007
In doing research on 19th century church courts, I recently came across a legal issue that I haven’t seen before: What exactly is the evidentiary value of speaking in tongues?