The Law School at Rutgers University, Newark has made two senior hires this year: Carlos Ball, a leading scholar writing about gay rights and sexuality and the law, who is currently at Dickinson School of Law at Pennsylvania State University (and, before that, taught for many years at the University of Illinois); and Stuart Green, a well-known criminal law theorist (and the first theorist to write systematically about white collar crime), at Louisiana State University.
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