ON THE DALTON CASE
"I was not around [for the Dalton case]. I was in Chicago when the vote was taken."
ON INFIGHTING AT THE LAW SCHOOL
"I don't find [the politics] at the Law School a problem. There is a diversity of opinions on the faculty. I think the students benefit from that. The environment is active and very diverse. I think the students and the world of scholarship have benefitted from them."
ON LAW AND ECONOMICS AND CRITICAL LEGAL STUDIES
"I think Law and Economics gives insights. I'm not a card carrier by any means. It's a new perspective for new views. I've learned from CLS, too. For instance, [Professor of Law] Duncan Kennedy's critique of Law and Economics has been very powerful and very insightful. I've learned a lot from that, too."
ON DEAN VORENBERG
"I think he's done a remarkable job under difficult circumstances. I think he's kept the ship floating forward.
"His Low Income Protection Plan has been a great innovation that's being imitated at other law schools."
ON THE DEAN SEARCH PROCESS
"I think the process has been a good one for getting both faculty and student input. We've had a faculty search committee and a student search committee and they're both innovations."