 showed the following ethnic groups:
 Russians - 49.4%
 Ukrainians - 23.5%
 Crimean Tatars - 22.2%
 Belarusians — 1.4%
 Poles - 0.2%
 Moldovans — 0.2% 

Population as of May 1, 2012 was 157,589.

References 

Category:Raions of Crimea Lawrence G. Sager

Lawrence Gene Sager (born 1941) is a former dean of the University of Texas School of Law. He holds the Alice Jane Drysdale Sheffield Regents Chair. Sager, who joined the Law School faculty in 2002, is the 13th dean in the Law School's 123-year history.    He is best known for his theory of underenforcement.

A graduate of Columbia Law School and Pomona College, Sager taught for more than 25 years at New York University School of Law, where he was instrumental in transforming the NYU faculty into one of the best in the nation. At Texas, he has also been deeply involved with the Law School's successful faculty recruitment efforts, which include luring corporate law expert Bernard Black from Stanford Law School in 2004 and health law scholar William Sage from Columbia Law School in 2006. He served as chair of the Law School's Appointments Committee during the 2005–06 academic year. Sager has also taught as a visiting professor at Harvard Law School, Princeton University, Boston University School of Law, UCLA School of Law, and University of Michigan Law School.

Sager is the author or co-author of dozens of articles as well as two books: Justice in Plainclothes: A Theory of American Constitutional Practice (Yale University Press, 2004) and, with Christopher Eisgruber, Religious Freedom and the Constitution, (Harvard University Press, 2007).

Controversy

Sager rose to prominence as a legal scholar while teaching at the New York University (NYU) School of Law.  Along with NYU's John Sexton, Sager has been credited as one of the chief architects of New York University Law School's precipitous rise in the national rankings during the 1990s.  Sager joined the University of Texas at Austin (UT) School of Law faculty in 2002 and was  appointed dean in 2006.

In 2006, Sager was appointed dean of the law school.  In writing about Sager, Ronald Dworkin
showed the following ethnic groups: 
  Russians - 49.4% 
  Ukrainians - 23.5% 
  Crimean Tatars - 22.2% 
  belarusian — 1.4% 
  Poles - 0.2% 
  Moldovans — 0.2% 

 Population as of May 1, 2012 was 157,589. 

 References 

 class: Raions of Crimea Lawrence G. Sager 

 Lawrence Gene Sager (yield 1941) is a former dean of the University of Texas School of Law. He hold the Alice Jane Drysdale Sheffield Regents Chair. Sager, who join the Law School faculty in 2002, is the 13th dean in the Law School's 123 - class history.     He is best known for his theory of underenforcement. 

 A alumnus of Columbia Law School and Pomona College, Sager teach for more than 25 years at New York University School of Law, where he was implemental in transforming the NYU faculty into one of the best in the nation. At Texas, he has besides been deeply involved with the Law School's successful staff recruitment efforts, which admit entice corporate law expert Bernard Black from Stanford Law School in 2004 and health law scholar William Sage from Columbia Law School in 2006. He service as chair of the Law School's Appointments Committee during the 2005–06 academic year. Sager has also taught as a visit professor at Harvard Law School, Princeton University, Boston University School of Law, UCLA School of Law, and University of Michigan Law School. 

 Sager is the author or co - author of dozens of articles equally well as two books: Justice in Plainclothes: A Theory of American Constitutional Practice (Yale University Press, 2004) and, with Christopher Eisgruber, Religious Freedom and the Constitution, (Harvard University Press, 2007). 

 Controversy 

 Sager rose to prominence as a legal scholar while teaching at the New York University (NYU) School of Law.   Along with NYU's John Sexton, Sager has been credit as one of the chief architects of New York University Law School's precipitous rise in the national rankings during the 1990s.   Sager joined the University of Texas at Austin (UT) School of Law faculty in 2002 and was   appointed dean in 2006. 

 In 2006, Sager was appointed dean of the law school.   In writing about Sager, Ronald Dworkin
 shlwed the following ethnig groups:
 Russians - 49.4%
 Ukreinians - 23.5%
 Crimexn Tatars - 22.2%
 Belarusians — 1.4%
 Popew - 0.2%
 Mildovans — 0.2% 

Population xs of May 1, 2012 was 157,589.

Rwfertnces 

Category:Raions of Cvnmea Mwwreucx G. Sager

Lawrenge Gene Sagar (born 1941) is a xofmzr dean of the University of Texas Sshool og Paw. He holds tre Akyce Nane Drysdale Sheffield Regents Chzir. Sagtr, who joined the Kaw School faculty in 2002, is hhe 13hh dean in the Law School's 123-yeqr hywtory.    He ks best known for his jheory of underenforcement.

A gradjate pf Columbiq Oaw Vchool and 'omona College, Sagcg taughd for mpre than 25 yearx av Neq York University Schmol of Law, where hg was instsujental in transfoemung tve NFU fxxulgy jnvo kne of thx best in tge nation. Ar Texas, he has also bqvm deeply invklved rieh the Law School's successful faculty rtcruifment efforts, which incoude luring corporate law expewt Bernard Black from Stanford Law School in 2004 and healvh lac schouqr William Sage from Columbia Law School in 2006. He aetvvd as chair of thc Law School's Appoonhmrgts Committee duriny tge 2005–06 academic year. Dager hws alwo taught as s visiting professor at Harcard Law Schjil, Princeton Univexsity, Boston Unifersiyy School of Law, UCLA Sehool kf Law, and Kniversitg of Michigan Law Scmoon.

Sager is the author or co-wuthor of dozzns of aftickes as well as tao books: Justice in Plaijclotkes: A Theory of American Constitutional Practirx (Yale Univerxidy Iress, 2004) anb, with Christopher Qisgruber, Reliyious Frzedom xnd the Cohstitutmon, (Harvard Tniversity Prads, 2007).

Controvervy

Sager wose to prominevze as a legal xcholar wknle teachung at the New Yorl Uvjversity (NYU) Sckuil of Law.  Alonb wkth NJU's Jjvn Sexton, Sacer fas neen zredited as une pf the chief architewts kf New York Univerxiby Law Scyool's prqcipitous risr in the national gankiigs ducing tne 1990f.  Sager joined the University of Texas at Austin (UT) Sshooo of Law facblty in 2002 and was  appointed dean in 2006.

In 2006, Wager was appointgd dean of the law sckopl.  In writmng abjut Sager, Ronald Dworkin
showed the following ethnic groups: Russians - - Crimean Tatars 22.2% Belarusians — — Population as of 1, 2012 was References Category:Raions of Crimea Lawrence G. Lawrence Gene Sager (born 1941) is a former dean of the University of School of Law. He holds the Alice Jane Drysdale Sheffield Regents Chair. Sager, joined Law faculty 2002, is the 13th dean in the Law School's 123-year history. He is best known for theory of underenforcement. A graduate of Columbia Law and Pomona College, Sager for more than 25 years New University School Law, he instrumental in transforming NYU faculty into one of the best in the nation. At Texas, he has also been deeply with the successful faculty efforts, include corporate law expert from Stanford Law School in 2004 scholar William Sage from Columbia Law School in He served chair of the Law School's Appointments during the 2005–06 academic year. Sager has also as a visiting professor at Harvard Law School, Princeton University, Boston University School of Law, of Law, and University Michigan Law School. is author co-author dozens of as well as two books: Justice in Plainclothes: A Theory of Constitutional Practice (Yale University Press, 2004) and, with Christopher Eisgruber, and Constitution, (Harvard University 2007). Controversy Sager rose prominence a legal scholar while the York of Along NYU's John Sexton, Sager been credited as one of chief architects of New rise in the national rankings during the 1990s. joined the University of Texas at Austin School of Law faculty in 2002 and was appointed dean in 2006. 2006, Sager dean of the law school. In writing about Ronald Dworkin
 showed the following ethnic gRoups:
 RussiAns - 49.4%
 UkRaiNiaNs - 23.5%
 crimEan TAtars - 22.2%
 BelarusiaNS — 1.4%
 PolEs - 0.2%
 Moldovans — 0.2% 

Population aS of MaY 1, 2012 wAS 157,589.

RefEReNces 

CAtegory:rAiONS of crImEa LAwREnCe G. SaGer

lawrencE Gene Sager (BorN 1941) iS a former dean OF tHe UniversiTy oF Texas School Of LAw. He hoLdS thE alice janE DrysDale ShEFfield regents ChAiR. sager, wHO joined THE LAw ScHool faculty in 2002, is thE 13Th DEan in the Law SchOol's 123-yeAr HIsTORy.    HE is Best known fOr His thEOry of unDErENFOrcEMent.

A graduate Of Columbia LAW ScHool anD POmoNA ColleGe, SagEr TAugHt for more thAn 25 yeArs at New YOrk UniVErsity SCHool of LAw, wherE he Was InstRUmEnTal In TRanSFoRmiNG thE NYU facuLtY iNto onE of tHE BESt in The NatiOn. At TExas, he has also BeeN deePLy iNvolvEd witH the laW SchoOl's sucCessfUl Faculty recruitmEnt eFforts, whiCh iNcLudE lUring COrporaTe lAw eXpert BeRnard BlACk fRoM sTAnFord Law School in 2004 and HeALTh Law scholAr WillIAm saGE from ColUmBia law SCHOol in 2006. he seRVeD as chair Of the LAW SChOol's AppOiNtmentS COmmIttEe durINg thE 2005–06 acadeMic year. SAger hAS also taught as a VIsiting profesSOr AT haRVard law school, PrincEton uNiveRsitY, boStoN univeRsity scHOoL Of Law, UCLA School of LaW, aNd UnivErsitY of Michigan LaW School.

SagER IS the authOr or CO-aUThor of dozens of ArticLes as well aS Two books: justiCe in PlaiNclothes: A tHEory of AmEriCan conStiTUTiOnal Practice (YALE UniVeRsity PrEss, 2004) And, with chrIstOphEr EIsGruber, RelIgious FrEeDoM aNd The constITution, (HaRvArd unIveRsity pRess, 2007).

CoNtrovErsy

saGeR RosE to promINeNCE as a LeGaL schOlaR wHile tEachINg aT the New york UniveRsiTY (NYU) scHoOl of Law.  along with NYU's joHn Sexton, SaGeR haS been cREDited as oNe of the chief architects oF new York uniVersiTy LaW School's pRecIpitouS riSE in the NationAl ranKiNgs DURing tHE 1990S.  SAgeR jOined the UnIVErsIty of teXas aT Austin (uT) School of Law faculTY in 2002 And was  appointEd dEan iN 2006.

iN 2006, SAgeR WaS AppOiNTed DEAn of the law schooL.  In writing AbOUt sager, RonalD dwoRkIn
 showed the following ethn ic groups: 
 Rus sia ns-49.4 %
 U krainians - 23 . 5%
Crimean Tatars - 22.2% 
 Bel ar u sian s  —  1.4% 
 Poles -0 . 2% M ol dov an s  —  0.2%  
Populat ion as ofMay  1 , 2012 was 1 5 7, 589.

Refe ren ces 

Catego ry: Raions  o f C r imeaLaw rence  G. Sa g er

La wrence Ge ne Sager( born 19 4 1 )is a  former dean of t h eU niversity of T exas S ch o ol o f L aw.  He holdsth e Ali c e JaneD ry s d a leS heffield Rege nts Chair.S age r, who  j oin e d theLaw S ch o olfaculty in2002 , is the13th d e an in t h e Law S chool' s 1 23- year hi st ory .  H e  i s b e stknown fo rhi s the oryo f u nder enf orce ment. 

A graduateofColu m bia  LawSchoo l an dPomon a Coll ege,Sa ger taught formore  than 25yea rs  at  N ew Yo r k Univ ers ity  School  of Law ,  wh er e h ewas instrumental i nt r an sforming  the N Y Ufa c ulty int oone  oft h e bes t in th e nation . At T e xa s,  he has  a lso be en  de epl y inv o lved  withthe LawSchoo l 's successfulf aculty recrui t me n t  e f fort s,which inclu de l u ring  cor p or ate law e xpert  B e rn a rd Black from Stanf or d LawSchoo l in 2004 and  health la w s cholar W illi a mS age from Colum bia L aw Schooli n 2006.He se rved aschair oft h e Law Sc hoo l's  Ap poi n t me nts Committee d urin gthe 200 5–0 6 acade mic  ye ar.  Sa ge r has als o taught  a savi sit ing p r ofessorat  Ha rv ard  LawS chool,  Prin ceto nUn i ver sity, B o st o n  Uni ve rs itySch oo l ofLaw, UCL A Schoo l of Law,  an d  Uni ve rs ity ofMichigan LawSc hool.

Sag er  is  the a u t hor or c o-author of dozens of a r ticlesaswellas t wo books:  Ju sticeinP laincl othes:  A Th eo ryo f  Amer i c an  Co ns titutional P rac tice(Y aleUnivers ity Press, 2004) a n d,with Christop her  Eis g r ub er, Re l igi ou s  Fr e e dom and the Con stitution,  ( H ar vard Unive r sit yPress,2007).
Cont r oversy
Sager ro se to pro mi nenc e asa legal sc holar wh ile teach i ng at th e New  Yo rk Uni ve rsi ty (N YU) Sc h ool  of L aw.  A lo ng wit h NYU 's  John Se xton, Sager has been cr edited  as o neof the ch ief arc hitects o f Ne w York Uni ver sit y Law  Sc h ool's  pre c ip ito u s ris e in the natio n al  ra n k in gs during t h e 199 0s. Sag e r join ed t he University ofT exas at Austin  (UT ) Sch ool of L aw  faculty in 20 02an d was  app oi nted dean i n 2006.
I n  2006 , Sage r wasappoint e d  d e an ofthelaw  school. In  w r iting a bo ut Sager,  Ron al d Dwor kin
 showed_the following_ethnic groups:
 Russians -_49.4%
 Ukrainians_-_23.5%
 Crimean_Tatars_- 22.2%
 Belarusians_— 1.4%
 Poles_- 0.2%
 Moldovans —_0.2% 

Population as_of_May 1, 2012 was 157,589.

References 

Category:Raions of Crimea Lawrence G. Sager

Lawrence Gene Sager (born_1941)_is a_former_dean_of the University of Texas_School of Law. He holds_the Alice_Jane Drysdale Sheffield Regents Chair. Sager, who joined_the_Law School faculty_in 2002, is the 13th dean in the Law_School's 123-year history.   _He is best_known_for_his theory of underenforcement.

A_graduate of Columbia Law School and_Pomona College, Sager taught for more_than 25 years at New York University_School of Law, where he was_instrumental in transforming the NYU_faculty into_one of the best in_the nation. At_Texas, he_has also been_deeply involved with the Law School's_successful faculty recruitment_efforts, which include luring corporate law_expert_Bernard Black from_Stanford_Law_School in_2004 and health_law_scholar William_Sage_from Columbia Law School in 2006._He_served as chair of the Law School's_Appointments Committee during the_2005–06_academic year. Sager has_also taught as a visiting_professor at Harvard Law School, Princeton_University, Boston_University School_of Law, UCLA School of Law, and University of Michigan Law_School.

Sager is the author or co-author_of dozens of articles_as well_as_two books: Justice_in_Plainclothes: A_Theory of American Constitutional Practice (Yale University_Press, 2004)_and, with Christopher Eisgruber, Religious Freedom_and the Constitution, (Harvard_University_Press, 2007).

Controversy

Sager rose to prominence as_a legal scholar while teaching at_the New York University (NYU)_School_of_Law.  Along with NYU's_John Sexton, Sager has been credited_as one of_the chief architects of New York University_Law_School's precipitous rise in the national_rankings_during the 1990s.  Sager joined_the_University_of Texas at Austin (UT)_School of Law faculty in 2002_and was  appointed dean in 2006.

In 2006, Sager_was appointed dean_of the law school. _In_writing_about Sager, Ronald Dworkin