New York Times: Jerry Goldfeder Says Campaign Finance Violations “May Seem Like Small Potatoes” following Former President’s Indictment
Specific charges in the Manhattan case against former President Donald J. Trump remain unknown after…
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CNN: Justice Sotomayor Encourages Fordham Law Students to Work for Change
On Wednesday, March 29, Justice Sonia Sotomayor spoke to Fordham Law School students via video…
The New Yorker: Jerry Goldfeder on What the Case Could Look Like If Manhattan DA’s Office Indicts Former President
As the Manhattan district attorney’s office still decides whether to bring criminal charges against former…
98.1 WKDD: Prof. Deborah Denno Weighs in Following Idaho Gov. Signing Firing Squad Execution Bill into Law
Professor Deborah Denno weighs in with her expert opinion after Idaho became the fifth state…
CBS News: Prof. Cheryl Bader Appears on CBS News to Discuss Bragg Death Threat
Professor Cheryl Bader commented on posts by former president Donald Trump warning of possible “death…
Spectrum News NY1: Jerry Goldfeder on the Trump Grand Jury Investigation and Process
On Spectrum News NY1’s Inside City Hall program with Errol Louis, Jerry Goldfeder discusses the…
New York Times: Jerry Goldfeder Says a State Election Law Provision Could Fit into an F.E.C. Exception
As the Manhattan district attorney’s office appears poised to seek an indictment of former president…
NorthJersey.com: Index by Fordham Law’s National Center for Access to Justice Used for Proposed Reforms
An index developed by Fordham Law’s National Center for Access to Justice is mentioned in…
Silicon Valley Bank’s Collapse Was ‘Turbo-Charged’ in Comparison to Past Bank Runs: Law Professor
Professor Richard Squire joined Seana Smith and David Hollerith to provide historical context around the…
The Washington Post: Prof. Bruce Green On Judge Shopping in Texas
Professor Bruce Green explains the intention of single-judge divisions in an article on “forum-shopping,” a…