COLLOQUIUM  JURIST >> ABOUT JURIST >> Archive >> Colloquium     ... as featured in In Colloquium, JURIST offers a space for ongoing discussion of selected issues in law and legal education: Are you, like Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader-Ginsburg, troubled by the emergence of Internet-only law schools where a student can graduate "without ever laying eyes on a fellow law-student or professor"? Does recent Connecticut gun-seizure legislation infringe the Second Amendment guarantee of the right to bear arms? Should the Justices of the Supreme Court hire a more diverse selection of law clerks? Do lawyers have a professional responsibility to become Net-literate? Should there be some legal limit on the sort of photographs that a judge can properly include in a judicial decision? Should courts be allowed to post sensational photographs - such as photos of an executed criminal - on the Internet? Should law professors be permitted to provide lectures online to any institution they choose? JURIST welcomes suggestions for new colloquia; send proposed questions to JURIST@law.pitt.edu.