…during the pandemic as work and other aspects of life moved online, as well as how recent advances in new digital technologies have opened up users to greater risks. “The…
…of whom received M.S.L. online degrees, 12 of whom received M.S.L. degrees, 158 of whom received LL.M degrees, and two of whom received S.J.D. degrees. Chief U.S. District Judge Laura…
…move that Louisiana is considering adopting after a final decision from the Supreme Court—a pregnant woman’s digital search of abortion-inducing medication, online purchase of pregnancy tests, or email request for…
…New York Solicitor General Barbara D. Underwood accepted the Louis J. Lefkowitz Award at the Fordham Urban Law Journal ’s (ULJ) annual Alumni Dinner on April 21. Underwood was…
…will receive J.D. degrees, 61 of whom will receive M.S.L. online degrees, 12 of whom will receive M.S.L. degrees, 158 of whom will receive LL.M degrees, and two of whom…
…cases, internships, a new online journal, and a podcast, we’re hoping to provide our students with the tools to be the next generation of voting rights lawyers.” At the Crossroads…
…law?” said Gowder. “I guess that’s how you know you’ve made it, is when you have a banned book.” A free digital version of Gowder’s book is available online….
…work experience.” “It not only gave me the opportunity to form friendships with other students—something that I really craved, especially after doing most of my first year online—but also to…
…online academic journal on voting rights and election law. The Voting Rights & Democracy Project’s inaugural event will be held Monday, March 21, 1:00–2:00 p.m. EST. The program, “Protecting Our…
…New York State, which legalized online sports betting in January 2022. There will also be morning and afternoon fireside chats featuring Jessica Berman ’02, the recently named commissioner of the…