Newsday: Prof. Ian Weinstein Explains Particulars of Grand Jury Proceedings for Thomas Valva Child-Abuse Case
Prof. Ian Weinstein provided the ground rules for juror and witness conduct for grand jury…
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How I Lawyer Podcast: Asst. Dean of Professionalism Jordana Confino – Lawyer Well-being & Positive Lawyering
Assistant Dean of Professionalism and Positive Lawyering Professor, Jordana Alter Confino, joined Jonah Perlin on…
Times Union: Prof. Martha Rayner Says “Parole Board should not be able to outsource parole decisions to a widely criticized algorithm.”
In a Times Union op-ed, clinical associate professor of law, Martha Rayner, criticizes the lack…
National Law Journal: Prof. James Brudney Provides Legal Analysis on Starbuck’s Union Planner Appeal
Professor James Brudney provides legal analysis on how the U.S. Court of Appeals for the…
Foreign Affairs: “Xi Jinping Can’t Handle an Aging China” by Prof. Carl Minzner
Professor and expert in Chinese law and governance Carl Minzner penned an article for Foreign…
ProPublica: Prof. Denno’s Article Cited in Ongoing Debate Over Constitutionality of Capital Punishment
Professor Deborah Denno’s 1994 article, “Is Electrocution an Unconstitutional Method of Execution?” is referenced in…
Q&A: In New Book, Professor Julie Suk Explores Women’s Movements in U.S. and Around the World
“Why does the law remain indifferent to women’s deaths, disappearances, and rape a generation after…
Washington Examiner: Prof. Julie Suk’s Take on the Equal Rights Amendment Ratification
Professor Julie Suk, whose work focuses on gender equality at the intersections of law, history,…
Ms.: Fifteen Minutes of Feminism: How the Law Fails Women (with Prof. Julie Suk)
Professor Julie Suk appeared on the Ms. podcast “On the Issues with Michele Goodwin” to discuss…
CBS News New York: Prof. Cheryl Bader Discusses E. Jean Carroll Lawsuit Against Trump
Professor Cheryl Bader discusses the adult survivor act, impartial jury selection, and what makes the…