Today TAP concludes Dan Greenberg’s 2017 interview with Professor Howard Brill of the University of Arkansas School of Law. The discussion between Greenberg and Brill has covered many topics, ranging from the judge’s background as a law professor to his views on the Arkansas BAr Association. We hope you have found this series of posts of interest. Yesterday’s post discussed … [Read more...]
Brill Speaks! Part 3
This is the third part of our interview with Professor Howard Brill of the University of Arkansas School of Law, who was appointed Brill to be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Arkansas in 2016. Dan Greenberg interviewed Bill in 2017. The previous post discussed Brill’s impression of how the Arkansas court system works, how judges deal with ambiguity in the law, and … [Read more...]
Brill Speaks! Part 2
This is the second part of our interview with Professor Howard Brill of the University of Arkansas School of Law. As mentioned in yesterday’s post, Governor Asa Hutchinson appointed Brill to be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Arkansas in 2016. Dan Greenberg interviewed Bill in 2017. Because of the length of that interview, we are breaking it up into various pieces for … [Read more...]
Brill Speaks!
Professor Howard Brill of the University of Arkansas School of Law was kind enough to allow us to interview him. It’s typically no big deal to get an interview with a law professor, of course, but Brill is no ordinary law professor. Governor Asa Hutchinson appointed Brill to be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Arkansas in 2016 after the sudden retirement of Chief … [Read more...]
Au revoir
(Editor's note -- this post was written roughly one week before it was published.) About twelve hours from now, I begin a new job: Senior Policy Advisor at the U.S. Department of Labor in Washington, DC. Technically, I will serve in the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Policy. It was a hard decision because I like living in Arkansas and I enjoyed my work at … [Read more...]
