…now gone through all the drugs closest to the original ones for lethal injection,” Fordham University law professor Deborah Denno told the Post, stating that “the more [states]experiment, the more…
…Deborah Denno was quoted in Review Journal about Nevada’s state officials proposing to use fentanyl as one of its lethal injection drugs. For Nevada’s first execution in more than…
…mapped out how the theory first described in the writings of French intellectual Henri Lefebvre in 1968 was subsequently adopted over the ensuing decades at a global level. Coggin also…
…Professor Bruce Green wrote an op-ed for Bloomberg Law about President Trump’s offer to help staffers pay legal fees arising from Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s Trump-Russia investigation. It was…
…Legal Ethics” along with colleague Joel Cohen. Steven M. Gursten ‘ 95 of Michigan Auto Law recently received the Melvin M. Belli Society annual Mel Award, one of American law’s…
…Auto Body could create a conflict of interest for the supervisor. As an attorney, Grace owes his “zealous advocacy and loyalty” to his client, Green said, which could come into…
…(sorry) the National Labor Relations Act when it comes to enforcing arbitration agreements. Also, the Court in late October granted certiorari in another preemption case, this one involving an arbitration…
…the Court followed a different approach to recognizing implied causes of action than it follows now. During this “ancien regime,” Alexander v. Sandoval, 532 U. S. 275, 287 (2001), the…
…(1891–1974). Sugar was an early member of the National Lawyers Guild and also United Auto Workers general counsel from 1937 to 1946. As general counsel at UAW, Sugar protected the…
