Pete’s Corner

The Unfortunate Legacy of Compromises Made to Achieve Ratification of the U.S. Constitution

Pete Eikenberry, Hugh Reid

Here, Pete Eikenberry and Hugh Reid discuss the compromises made to achieve ratification of the U.S. Constitution.

Pete’s Next Corner

Frederick Douglass’ Career Securing the Blessings of Liberty

Pete Eikenberry

Pete Eikenberry covers a speech given several years ago at the Second Circuit’s Thurgood Marshall Lecture titled, “Frederick Douglass and the Antislavery Constitution: Why It Matters Today.”

Pete “From the Corner”

Spike Lee, Jim Strawder, and Me

Pete Eikenberry

With the New York Knicks new championship firmly in mind, Pete Eikenberry recounts some stories about Spike Lee and his family, and Jim Strawder.

Pete’s Newest Corner

Criminal Justice Reform by Federal Judges

Pete Eikenberry

In his newest column, Pete Eikenberry begins a discussion of criminal justice reform by federal judges.

Pete’s Corner

Professor Susan Herman’s Lecture at the Eastern District Courthouse

Pete Eikenberry

Pete Eikenberry reports on a recent lecture by Professor Susan Herman at the Eastern District of New York courthouse.

Pete’s Corner

Mel Reddick: A Lawyer Who Made a Difference

Pete Eikenberry

Pete Eikenberry tell us about Mel Reddick, a lawyer who made a difference.

Pete’s Corner

The Criminal Liability of the President for Mistreatment of the Nearly Forgotten 251 Men Tortured in El Salvador

Pete Eikenberry

Pete Eikenberry analyzes the criminal liability of the president for the mistreatment of the nearly forgotten 251 men tortured in El Salvador.

Pete’s Corner

The Nearly Forgotten 251 Men Tortured in El Salvador by Contract With the United States (the 251)

Pete Eikenberry

Pete Eikenberry discusses “The Nearly Forgotten 251 Men Tortured in El Salvador by Contract With the United States,” and legal issues raised thereby.

Pete’s Corner

Lawyering at a Federal Detention Center in Texas

Pete Eikenberry

We have two articles by Pete Eikenberry in this issue. In the first, he recalls his volunteer work in 2015 in Texas on behalf of immigrant women and children who had crossed the Rio Grande from El Salvador, Guatemala, or Honduras.

Pete’s Corner

The Pursuit of Freedom and Justice Through Jazz

Pete Eikenberry

We have two articles by Pete Eikenberry in this issue. Here, he discusses Wynton Marsalis’ delivery of the Second Circuit’s Annual Thurgood Marshall Lecture.

Pete Eikenberry

The Unfortunate Legacy of Compromises Made to Achieve Ratification of the U.S. Constitution

Frederick Douglass’ Career Securing the Blessings of Liberty

Spike Lee, Jim Strawder, and Me

Criminal Justice Reform by Federal Judges

Professor Susan Herman’s Lecture at the Eastern District Courthouse

Mel Reddick: A Lawyer Who Made a Difference

The Criminal Liability of the President for Mistreatment of the Nearly Forgotten 251 Men Tortured in El Salvador

The Nearly Forgotten 251 Men Tortured in El Salvador by Contract With the United States (the 251)

Lawyering at a Federal Detention Center in Texas

The Pursuit of Freedom and Justice Through Jazz

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