Washington Law Review
Abstract
"Thimblerigging, hanky-panky, and hugger-mugger": an unforgettable formula from Professor Cosway's class in creditors' rights. He used the formula to illustrate situations in which a court of equity or bankruptcy feels impelled to punish a miscreant somehow, regardless of the literal import of apparently applicable statutes. The same formula serves as a paradigm of Professor Cosway's teaching technique. It is not that he practices the enumerated vices (heaven forbid), but that his use of the formula exemplifies certain qualities that have made his teaching so effective and popular, both in the classroom and as teacher-at-large to the profession.
First Page
11
Recommended Citation
Daniel B. Ritter,
Dedication,
Richard Cosway as Teacher at Large,
61 Wash. L. Rev.
11
(1986).
Available at:
https://digitalcommons.law.uw.edu/wlr/vol61/iss1/5