Weekend Roundup

• Legal historian Lawrence Friedman (Stanford University) is out with a new installment to his Frank May mystery series: The Late Doctor Savage (Quid Pro books). 

• CFP: e-mail Ashley Rubin (ashley.rubin@utoronto.ca) for details on submitting an article for a special issue of Social Justice on punishment and history. Submissions should be 7,000-8,000 words, and are due by Jan.15, 2017. Format guidelines are here. H/t: Law and History CRN 44.

•  Yale Law Library has a new exhibit. "Representing the Law in the Most Serene Republic: Image of Authority from Renaissance Venice" is curated by Christopher Platts and Michael
  
  Widener (both at Yale). It's on until Dec.15.

•  ICYMI: Comedy and the Constitution: The Legacy of Lenny Bruce (h/t: H-Law); Able Archer 83 ("The secret history of the NATO exercise that almost triggered nuclear war"); and Seth Barrett Tillman on The Legislative Veto, INS v. Chadha, and Originalism.'

Weekend Roundup is a weekly feature compiled by all the Legal History bloggers.