Our law and emotion research series continues this Friday, May 21th. Join us from 2:00-3:00 pm EST. Center Director Dr. @jodymadeira and Catherine Wheatley will present, “Soft Targets: Emotions in the Passage of ‘Stand Your Ground’ Legislation." .Register:

Our research roundtable on law and emotion continues! On Friday, May 7, from 2:00-3:00 pm eastern we are delighted to host Prof. Neal Feigenson (Quinnipiac University School of Law). He will present, "Emotional Dimensions of Visual Evidence.".Register:

Join us this Friday, April 30, for our law and emotion research roundtable series. 2 to 3 pm EST. Hannah Phalen (@asu), Dr. Janice Nadler (@NorthwesternLaw), and Dr. Jessica Salerno (@asu) will present: “Emotional Dimensions of Visual Evidence.”.Register:

Join us this Friday, April 23, noon to 1 pm eastern (note earlier time slot) for our law and emotion roundtable. Prof. Heather Conway and Dr. John Stannard (both from @QUBelfast) will present, “The Emotional Dynamics of Property Law.".Register in advance:

RT @ProfQuintanilla: Kurt Hugenberg & I are hiring a 2yr postdoc to start this summer @IUPsych & @IUCLSC! I hope you’ll RT & encourage folk….

We're excited for the continuation of our law and emotion research roundtable this Friday, April 16, 2 to 3 pm eastern. Dr. Lisa Flower (Sociology, @lunduniversity) will present, “The Loyal Defense Lawyer.” .Please register in advance:

On Fri, April 9, 2 - 3 pm, as part of law and emotion series, Dr. Jennifer Kilty (@uOttawa) will present, The Emotional Storying of Charles Sseyonga as an HIV Sexual Predator in June Callwood’s Trial Without End: A Shocking Story of Women and AIDS.Register

On Thurs, April 8, 4 - 5 pm, Professor Megan Ryan (@SMULawSchool) will present, "Criminal Justice Secrets." Professor Ryan is co-author of the new book, The Eighth Amendment and Its Future in a New Age of Punishment, Register:

We're again hosting TWO fantastic talks this week. On Thursday, April 8, join us for our spring speaker series. And on Friday, April 9, join us for our emotion and law research roundtable. See 🧵 for details and to register.

As part of our law and emotion research roundtable, on Friday, April 2, 2 to 3 pm (EST), we are delighted to host Prof. @carbonej (@UofMNLawSchool) and Prof. @NaomiCahn (@UVALaw). They will present: "Family Law and Emotion.” .Register in advance:

As part of our spring speaker series, on Thursday, April 1, 4 to 5 pm (EST), Dr. John Cheney Lippold (@UMich) will present, “Accidents Happen: The Ontological Difference in Statistics and Algorithm." .Register in advance:

We're hosting TWO fantastic talks this week. On Thursday, April 1, join us for our spring speaker series. And on Friday, April 2, join us for our emotion and law research roundtable. See 🧵 for details and to register.

We are excited to continue our roundtable series on law and emotion this Friday, March 23, with Prof @BandesSusan (@DePaulLaw), who will present, Closure in the Criminal Courtroom: The Birth and Strange Career of an Emotion. 2 to 3 pm eastern. Register:

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We have two events this week! Please also join us this Thurs, March 18, 4:00-5:00 pm (EST), for our spring speaker series. James Sandman (@pennlaw) will present, Legal Responses to COVID-19. He is the Chair of the @aba's Task Force on Legal Needs Arising Out of the 2020 Pandemic.

Join us Friday, March 19, noon to 1 pm eastern (note atypical time), for this week's law and emotion roundtable. Åsa Wettergren (Gothenburg) and Stina Bergman Blix (Uppsala) will present: "Comparing Culturally Embedded Frames of Judicial Dispassion".Link:

RT @PamelaFoohey: I wore my perky blue shirt for my talk this afternoon. Discussed my chapter in the Research Handbook on Law and Emotion:….

This Friday, March 12, 2 to 3 pm eastern, join us for our spring semester research roundtable focusing on law and emotion. Prof @PamelaFoohey (@IUMaurerLaw; currently visiting @CardozoLaw) will present: "Debt's Emotional Encumbrances". Register to attend:

Join us this Friday, March 5, 2-3 pm eastern, as our spring brownbag series on law and emotion continues! Dr. Carlton Patrick (Legal Studies, University of Central Florida) will present “The Folly of Repugnance". Please register in advance:

Our Friday research roundtable continues this Friday, Feb 26, 2-3 pm eastern. Prof @gilliancalder (University of Victoria Law) will present: "Whose Body is This?" On the Role of Emotion in Teaching and Learning Law. Register here: