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Bloom, Frederic M. Professor and Wolf Nichol Fellow

Positions

Professor, School of Law
Endowed/Named Professor, School of Law

Research Areas

Law

Research

research overview

Professor Bloom's scholarship concentrates on issues of structure, method, and design in modern federal courts. He teaches Civil Procedure, Evidence, Federal Courts, and related courses.

keywords

law, civil procedure, evidence, federal courts

Publications

selected publications

book
- Civil Procedure 2016
journal article
- Countersupermajoritarianism. Michigan Law Review. 2015
- The Law's Clock. Georgetown Law Journal. 2015
- Information Lost and Found.. California Law Review. 635-690. 2012
- Suing Courts. University of Chicago Law Review. 2012
- Jurisdiction's Noble Lie.. Stanford Law Review. 971-1031. 2009
- Cooper's Quiet Demise (A Short Response to Professor Strauss). Saint Louis University Law Journal. 1115-1129. 2008
- State Courts Unbound.. Cornell Law Review. 501-554. 2008
- Unconstitutional Courses.. Washington University Law Quarterly. 1679-1731. 2005

Background

education and training

J.D., Stanford University 2002
B.A., Washington University 1997

awards and honors

Provost's Faculty Achievement Award for Tenured Faculty (Academic Affairs), conferred by Academic Affairs, 2014

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ORCID iD

http://orcid.org/0000-0002-7245-5296