CNN: Prof. Deborah Denno Comments on Public Opinion of Nitrogen Hypoxia as Form of Execution
The Jews Against Gassing Coalition is not opposed to the death penalty, but its members…
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Slate: Prof. Deborah Denno Sheds Light on One of the Reasons Why Firing Squads Didn’t Gain Much Use Beyond Utah
In this Slate article, Fordham Law Professor Deborah Denno, death penalty expert and founding director…
Slate: Associate Dean for Research Bennett Capers Comments on Outside Legal Expert’s Recommendation to Permanently Dimiss NYC Mayor’s Criminal Case
In this Slate op-ed, Bennett Capers, associate dean for research at Fordham Law, comments on the…
The Atlantic: Prof. Deborah Denno’s 2024 Book Chapter on Execution Methods Referenced
A book chapter in The Elgar Companion to Capital Punishment and Society that explores six…
Bloomberg Law: Does Perkins Coie Have a Strong Case Against One of Trump’s Latest Executive Orders? Prof. Bruce Green Weighs In.
Perkins Coie risks losing clients over President Donald Trump’s latest executive order requiring companies to…
State Court Report: Prof. Aaron Saiger Asserts Cultural Attitudes Toward Public Schooling Have Changed Over Last Several Decades
This week marked the five-year anniversary of COVID-19 being declared officially a global pandemic. Fordham…
Yahoo Finance: Prof. Atinuke Adediran on What to Expect with Future DEI Proposals, via Shareholder Proposals, This Annual Meeting Season
Fordham Law Professor Atinuke Adediran was quoted in Yahoo Finance about champions and critics of…
Straight Arrow News: Prof. Deborah Denno on Why There’s Been a Reevaluation of the Firing Squad in Recent Years as a Possible Method of Execution
Fordham Law Professor Deborah Denno, death penalty expert and founding director of Fordham Law’s Neuroscience…
NBC News: Prof. Deborah Denno Tracks What Method of Execution is Gaining More Traction Across the U.S.
After a South Carolina man chose death by firing squad Friday, Fordham Law Professor Deborah…
The Fordham Observer: Prof. Olivier Sylvain Argues There Might be an Underlying Double Standard When It Comes to Scrutiny of TikTok
Fordham Law Professor Olivier Sylvain was quoted in The Fordham Observer, arguing there might be…