Can Criminal Justice Reform Survive a Wave of Violent Crime?
Professor John Pfaff argues, in a piece for The New Republic, that criminal justice reform…
Browsing: In the News
How Mohamed Sidibay ’21 Went from Child Soldier to Covington Associate
Mohamed Sidibay, a member of Fordham Law’s class of 2021, was profiled in Reuters and…
How ‘In the Heights’ Casting Focused a Wider Problem of Afro-Latino Representation
Professor Tanya K. Hernández gave her expert opinion to Rolling Stone on Afro-Latino representation in…
Texas Bar Association Probing Attorney General’s Effort to Overturn 2020 Election
Professor Bruce Green was quoted in a Washington Post article discussing the Texas Bar Association’s…
Nixon-Style ‘Blacklist of Enemies’ or a ‘Whole New Ballgame’? Legal Experts React to Report That Trump DOJ Seized Data from Top House Intel Democrats
Professor Karen Greenberg, director of the Center on National Security, gave her expert opinion to…
Being Mixed-Race in the Age of BLM
In an op-ed in New York Daily News, Professor Tanya K. Hernández examines the discrimination…
An Ethics Complaint Against Bill Barr Was Rejected, and It Has Lawyers Worried
Professor Bruce Green was quoted in The National Law Journal in an article on the…
Getting Back to Our Roots: End the Influence of Multinational Corporations in New York Elections
In an op-ed for the Gotham Gazette, Professor Zephyr Teachout examines The Democracy Preservation Act…
Arizona Reportedly Prepares Gas Chamber for Execution by Cyanide, the Gas Used at Auschwitz
Professor Deborah Denno comments on Arizona’s potential use of cyanide gas for executions in an…
A Law Firm Associate’s Next Career Stop? A Startup’s Law Department
Drew Morris ’15, general counsel at WorkJam, was interviewed by Corporate Counsel and shared his…