Orin Kerr wrote a post at the Volokh Conspiracy on my interview with Professor Lawrence Connell. Connell teaches Criminal Law at Widener University and was suspended for referring hypothetically in class to killing the dean. To help clarify some of the issues surrounding his case, Professor Connell kindly agreed to an interview with NAS. Glenn Reynolds at Instapundit picked up the interview from Volokh, and Paul L. Caron at TaxProf Blog also weighed in.
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