Word: cls
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Three evaluations of "tenure-tracked" professors remain for this year, for Richard H. Fallon Jr., and two critical legal studies (CLS) advocates, Randall Kennedy and Clare Dalton...
Last year's tenure season concluded with the denial of tenure for Thayer Lecturer of Law Daniel J. Tarullo, an affiliate of the radical CLS movement, marking the first in-house rejection in 17 years...
Professor of Law Duncan M. Kennedy '64, an outspoken proponent of the CLS movement, challenged the basis of the Tarullo decision...
...another recent move which strayed from the path of automatic tenure for junior law faculty, the school delayed for two years a decision on whether to grant tenure to Assistant Professor of Law Clare Dalton, another CLS-influenced assistant professor...
...political infighting has led to bitterness among both conservatives and the liberal-CLS camp and has all but destroyed the tenure process. Neither side deserves all the blame for what at times has been bitter fighting, but the result of their unrestrained battle has been unfortunate. The Law School has been unable to tenure faculty from other schools since 1981 and has had routinely to promote junior faculty to fill teaching positions. With several liberal junior faculty members coming up for tenure this spring, many of the moderates and conservatives fear a leftist coup which might permanently divide the faculty...