Then & now
Subtitle: stories of law and progress : 2013 report from the dean on the occasion of the 125th anniversary of IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law
By: Lori Andrews and Sarah Harding, editors
Contributors: Chicago-Kent College of Law; Illinois Institute of Technology
Publisher: IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Chicago]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 112
Copyright date: 2013
Subjects: Law schools; History; Chicago-Kent College of Law
Other titles: Then and now : stories of law and progress
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Chicago's "Great Boodle trial"  -- Todd Haugh; title: The Rookery building and Chicago-Kent  -- A. Dan Tarlock; title: Inventing legal aid: women and lay lawyering  -- Felice Batlan; title: What's a telegram?  -- Henry Perritt Jr.; title: Privacy and technology: a 125-year review  -- Lori Andrews; title: John Montgomery Ward: the lawyer who took on baseball  -- Christopher W. Schmidt; title: U.S. antitrust: from shot in the dark to global leadership  -- David J. Gerber; title: The legacy of in re Neagle  -- Harold J. Krent; title: The changing composition of the American jury  -- Nancy S. Marder; title: Criminal procedure and the Supreme Court, then and now  -- David S. Rudstein; title: A "progressive contraction of jurisdiction": the making of the modern Supreme Court  -- Carolyn Shapiro; title: 125 years of law books, 1888-2013  -- Keith Ann Stiverson; title: 125 years of innovation: a chronology of law and progress at ITT Chicago-Kent.