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Stuntz Elected to American Academy of Arts & Sciences-- Skeel

I learned through the grapevine yesterday that Bill is one of a small handful of law fellows (the others are Justice Stevens and six law professors) who have just been elected to the American Academy of Arts & Sciences. This is an incredibly high honor, and couldn't have been more deserved. Congratulations, Bill.

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Posted by David Skeel on April 29, 2008 8:48 PM |

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Indeed - congratulations, I hope it is a small ray of light in difficult times.

And a testament to the kind of scholarship that he undertakes - truth seeking over cleverness. The legal academy seems to privilege cleverness over truth and that is quite clearly not the case in Professor Stuntz's scholarship. While I may think he is wrong, I can always trust that he is seeking truth and justice in the work he does.

Posted by Randy | May 1, 2008 11:21 AM

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