Professor Laurence Tribe has begun a book about the Roberts Court and seeks several RAs to help with analysis of recent Supreme Court opinions, source-gathering, and a diverse set of substantive research projects.  These positions will typically require 12-15 dedicated hours of work per week.  RAs can expect to produce substantial written work in constitutional law — and will have a choice of payment or academic credit.  To apply, please send Kathy McGillicuddy ( kmcgill at law.harvard.edu) and Laurence Tribe ( tribe at law.harvard.edu) the following: (1) Transcript; (2) CV; (3) Brief writing sample (which need not be legal and should not be an LRW memo); and (4) Anticipated availability through the fall semester and possibly the spring semester as well .  Professor Tribe will hire on a rolling basis and encourages interested students to apply right away.

Visiting Professor Thomas Lee is seeking an RA for Fall 2012 (and possibly Spring 2013) to help with writing projects on the history of international law, and constitutional law and civil procedure in the early federal courts.    Please email (1) resume, (2) law school transcript (unofficial is okay), and (3) a paragraph on why you’d like the job, to  tlee at law.harvard.edu.

Professor Shavell is seeking a number of research assistants for work on a variety of topics.  No special background is needed to do the work, and 1Ls are welcome to apply.  If you wish to apply, please send the following information to Professor Shavells assistant, Irina Goldina, at  igoldina at law.harvard.edu: (a) a brief description of your background and interests, (b) an estimate of how much time you would have available, and (c) your undergraduate and HLS transcripts (official copies are not needed). Thank yo