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    • Sprankling: The Emergence of International Property Law
    • Main: Procedural Foundation of Substantive Law
    • Jacobs: A Commercial Speech Dichotomy
    • In Legalizing Marijuana: California's Pot of Gold?
    • Cherry, Wong: Put Claws Into Clawbacks
    • Bloom Explores New Blurry Tort Line
    • Crime-Fraud Exception Should Be The Rule
    • Formulating A Legal Conception Of Creativity
    • Legal Autopsies: Evaluating Judges, Lawyers
    • Slocum on Ambiguity
    • Wong on the Responsibility to Protect
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Faculty Scholarship Spotlight

Pacific McGeorge faculty members share their expertise through teaching, service and scholarship. The following are highlights of timely faculty scholarship:

• The Emergence of International Property Law | Professor John Sprankling Vitiello
• Procedural Foundation of Substantive Law | Professor Thomas Main
• A Commercial Speech Dichotomy | Professor Leslie Gielow Jacobs
• Legalizing Marijuana: California's Pot of Gold? | Professor Michael Vitiello
• Put Claws Into Clawbacks | Professors Miriam Cherry & Jarrod Wong
• New Blurry Tort Line | Professor Anne Bloom
• Crime-Fraud Exception Should Be The Rule | Professor Cary Bricker
• Formulating a Legal Conception Of Creativity | Professor Amy Landers
• Legal Autopsies: Evaluating Judges, Lawyers | Professor Gerald Caplan
• Ambiguity | Professor Brian Slocum
• The Responsibility to Protect | Professor Jarrod Wong

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