Hottest law teachers? Forum

[sky7]

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[traehekat]

Aya Gruber

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FTW x1,000,000...stupid CU!

Hahaha. Maybe this explains CUs surge in the rankings this year. Go Buffs!

She actually started teaching at Iowa in the Fall of 2009... which is why I refrained from posting lol.

[forza]

She actually started teaching at Iowa in the Fall of 2009... which is why I refrained from posting lol.

How do you pay attention in class when your teacher looks like that?

[plum]

personally i think asha is hotter than aya (lol i dunno why i'm participating in this)

[forza]

^ You are on something. Asha looks good, but...

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[Slimpee]

personally i think asha is hotter than aya (lol i dunno why i'm participating in this)

I think Asha is totally hot.

But if you think she's more attractive than Aya, you're clearly on crack...

[DoubleChecks]

come on guys, lets not objectify Aya. i mean, we all know that prior to her appointment at Iowa, she was a visiting professor at University of Colorado Law School for the Spring 2009 semester and an associate professor of law and founding faculty member at Florida International University College of Law, South Florida's first public law school, right? Not the mention Aya earned her undergraduate degree in Philosophy at the University of California at Berkeley, graduating summa cum laude, with departmental honors, and Phi Beta Kappa! She then attended Harvard Law School, from which she graduated magna cum laude, and served as an editor on the Women's Law Journal and International Law Journal. After law school, Aya clerked on the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida and then served as a felony trial attorney with the Public Defender Service in Washington, D.C. and Federal Public Defender in Miami. Aya's main research areas are substantive criminal law (emphasizing victim's rights, race, and gender); critical race and feminism; and national security and constitutional law. She has published her work in prominent law reviews and presented scholarship at several academic conferences and colloquia. A frequent public speaker on criminal justice, Aya has appeared on Fox News International, ABC, and PBS, and is quoted in various newspapers, including the Miami Herald and Ft. Lauderdale Sun Sentinel.

^that's hot too right?

note: cant call plagiarism on me cause im preemptively not allowing you to cite: http://www.law.uiowa.edu/faculty/aya_gruber.php

[plum]

come on guys, lets not objectify Aya. i mean, we all know that prior to her appointment at Iowa, she was a visiting professor at University of Colorado Law School for the Spring 2009 semester and an associate professor of law and founding faculty member at Florida International University College of Law, South Florida's first public law school, right? Not the mention Aya earned her undergraduate degree in Philosophy at the University of California at Berkeley, graduating summa cum laude, with departmental honors, and Phi Beta Kappa! She then attended Harvard Law School, from which she graduated magna cum laude, and served as an editor on the Women's Law Journal and International Law Journal. After law school, Aya clerked on the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida and then served as a felony trial attorney with the Public Defender Service in Washington, D.C. and Federal Public Defender in Miami. Aya's main research areas are substantive criminal law (emphasizing victim's rights, race, and gender); critical race and feminism; and national security and constitutional law. She has published her work in prominent law reviews and presented scholarship at several academic conferences and colloquia. A frequent public speaker on criminal justice, Aya has appeared on Fox News International, ABC, and PBS, and is quoted in various newspapers, including the Miami Herald and Ft. Lauderdale Sun Sentinel.

^that's hot too right?

note: cant call plagiarism on me cause im preemptively not allowing you to cite: http://www.law.uiowa.edu/faculty/aya_gruber.php

yeah but asha's resume is arguably even hotter.

A.B., Princeton; J.D., Yale; Fulbright Scholar; FBI Agent (WTF); started her own theater troupe (WTF).


http://www.law.yale.edu/faculty/ARangappa.htm

[traehekat]

Aya > Asha, it's not even close.

[plum]

Aya > Asha, it's not even close.

i agree that the above dominatrix photo is pretty hawt, but aya's faculty page picture doesn't beat asha

[forza]

Gruber is also lead vocals/guitarist in a pretty decent rock band:

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[traehekat]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WlO91tCqfH8

[Ragged]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WlO91tCqfH8

Hm... it's i'ight. Guess being a law professor is easy if she finds time to also do this.

[gmichaelbluth]

http://www.law.unc.edu/faculty/director ... fault.aspx

[sapereaude2012]

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SUTER!!!

[deadpanic]

http://www.law.olemiss.edu/faculty/fergusson_molly.html

[Tautology]

Where are all the attracted-to-men TLSers?

[Na_Swatch]

Aya Gruber

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Damn. She is hot.

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she went to HLS?? why couldn't I be be 12 years older/ she 12 years younger...

[Cavalier]

http://www.law.harvard.edu/faculty/dire ... tml?id=112

[prezidentv8]

Man, why call them law "teachers?" It sounds so high school.

Law school IS high school - heavy books, lockers, classes scheduled for you the first year....

[prezidentv8]

Gruber is also lead vocals/guitarist in a pretty decent rock band:

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[Kretzy]

I think SLS has three pretty good looking men on the faculty.

David Freeman Engstrom
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Michael Wara
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and Richard Thompson Ford, one of Esquire's "Best Dressed Men in America"

[Holly Golightly]

Damn SLS for dinging me.

[Kobe_Teeth]

I tried to participate but I just can't.

I will say though that there are 3 or so in the early letters at C-K.




http://www.kentlaw.edu/faculty/

[Mr. Matlock]

For the ladies:



Michael Temin
Adjunct Professor, Penn Law