Pearl Goldman

Nova Southeastern University (retired) · Shepard Broad College of Law

The digital revolution in legal education has engendered a large body of scholarship. To help legal educators locate materials that inform and enrich their teaching and writing, Professor Goldman offers an updated annotated bibliography of articles, commentaries, conference papers, essays, books, and book chapters that examine the use of technology...

Florida Criminal Law is the first text to provide a comprehensive examination of crimes and defenses in Florida. The book seeks to describe the existing and evolving substantive rules of Florida criminal law and to convey an understanding of these rules and their applications in a variety of situations. Its 25 chapters address topics traditionally...

This article surveys selected criminal law decisions of the Supreme Court of Florida and the Florida District Courts of Appeal published between August 1, 2010 and July 31, 2012. The survey covers cases of first impression, decisions involving or identifying conflicts between the Florida District Courts of Appeal, questions certified to the Supreme...

This article examines Ireland’s blasphemy law in its historical, constitutional, and European context and analyses its interpretational difficulties. It also argues that domestic and international blasphemy laws not only fail to solve the problems of religious persecution and discrimination but also contribute to the rise of religious extremism and...

The purpose of this research guide is to assist the bankruptcy attorney in navigating the new online landscape. This article describes many of the online sources containing useful bankruptcy information, suggests strategies for efficient and cost-effective research, and discusses new information technology resources. Part II describes general, lega...

This article surveys selected criminal law decisions of the Supreme Court of Florida and the Florida District Courts of Appeal published between July 31, 2007 and July 31, 2010. The survey covers cases of first impression, decisions involving or identifying conflicts between the Florida District Courts of Appeal, questions certified to the Supreme...

The digital revolution in legal education has engendered a large body of scholarship. To help legal educators locate materials that inform and enrich their teaching and writing, Professor Goldman offers an updated annotated bibliography of articles, commentaries, conference papers, essays, books, and book chapters that examine the impact of technol...

This article describes and evaluates the authors' practical experiences planning, implementing, and teaching a Lawyering Skills course to first-year law students in a wireless classroom environment.

Just as technology has revolutionized the way law is practiced, it increasingly has found its way into legal education in a variety of ways. This digital revolution in the way law is taught has engendered a large body of scholarship. To help legal educators locate materials that inform and enrich their teaching, Professor Goldman offers an annotate...

Within the last decade, many law schools have broadened their educational missions to include lawyering skills programs that bridge the gap between practice and theory. At the same time, legal scholars have advocated training attorneys to integrate their planning and counseling roles to become "therapeutically oriented preventive lawyers." Skills a...

The purpose of this guide is to assist the bankruptcy researcher in navigating this new landscape. This article describes many of the on-line sources containing useful bankruptcy information and suggests strategies for efficient and cost-effective research. The first part provides a brief background on the development of the Internet and explains s...