Congress Can Provide Mail Voting for the Presidential Election
The article was researched and written by students in Fordham Law’s Democracy Clinic. Administering the…
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Stop the Stigma Against Menstruation; Starting with the Bar Exam
Professor Elizabeth Cooper, faculty director of the Feerick Center for Social Justice, co-authored an article…
Fordham Law Joins with ACLU and Law Firms to Challenge Racially Discriminatory Policing
Amid a national reckoning against police violence and racial injustice, law school clinics, and law…
It’s Time to Abolish Electors
This article was written by Andrew Vazquez ’22, relying on research and analysis that Jenny…
Pro Bono Scholars Swear In Virtually
Three Pro Bono Scholars from the class of 2020, Anna Aboody, Siobhan D‘Angelo, and Ciera…
Federal Litigation Clinic Students Argue Appeal Before Second Circuit
Prior to the coronavirus shutdown, recent graduate Katherine Anne Boy Skipsey ’20, along with Nina…
School Dress Codes Still Disproportionately Affect Black and Gender Non-Conforming Girls
Professor Leah Hill shared her expert opinion with Supermajority on the many zero-tolerance dress codes in…
Fordham Law School Releases Reports Aimed at Checking Presidential Power and Improving Government Ethics and Transparency
June 8, 2020 – A Fordham Law School clinic is recommending a slate of non-partisan…
Crimes of Conviction Should Not Drive Prison Health Policy
Professor Martha Rayner wrote an op-ed for New York Law Journal on the New York response…
Video: Professor Gemma Solimene Discusses TPS Status for Haitian Immigrants
Clinical Associate Professor of Law Gemma Solimene joined Raymond Audain, senior counsel for the NAACP’s…