The Savory Tort

Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders has proposed a bill to undercut the highly regarded transparency regime of that state's Freedo...

A bill that would have gutted the state Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) was defeated in committee in the Arkansas House on March 29. A mo...

On March 29, I testified on a bill in the Arkansas legislature that would consolidate back-office functions of the state's two law schoo...

Mosaic in Netherlands, reading, "בשמאלה עשר וכבוד" ("in her left hand riches and honor") (Proverbs 3:16), showing "...

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court two weeks ago struck down a town policy purporting to require civility in public meetings. The town...

In fall 2022, students in my freedom-of-information (FOI) law seminar produced another range of compelling research papers in which they inq...

An Arkansas Supreme Court justice earlier this month called out a professor-attorney for not wearing a coat in a Zoom argument. Associate J...

UPDATE, June 26: I'm sorry to report that Professor Steinbuch did not prevail in the primary. But wow did he come close with 46.5% of th...

For persons interested in the ongoing tumult at the University of Arkansas Little Rock Law School over the renaming of a professorship after...

Gan Khoon Lay CC BY 3.0 The accreditation of law schools by the American Bar Association would be a joke if it were more funny than costly. ...

Professor Robert Steinbuch and I aim to draw attention to the undersung work of state-law transparency  scholars through our recent publica...