The Prices and Prizes of Becoming Dual-Qualified
LL.M. graduate Amber Melville-Brown ’17 wrote an article for Britain’s The Times on her experience earning…
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Why President Trump Can’t Pardon Roger Stone
In an opinion piece for Politico, Professor Corey Brettschneider discusses why President Trump cannot pardon Roger…
Do You Believe in Magic? If Not, Protect Your Magical Property Rights
Sara Crasson’s ’05 book exploring the ways that IP law can help magicians keep ownership…
Expert Cheryl Bader On Harvey Weinstein Verdict: ‘A Real Victory For The Prosecution And The #MeToo Movement’
Professor Cheryl Bader calls the Harvey Weinstein verdict a “real victory for the #MeToo movement”…
Dressing for the Campaign Trail Can Be Tough for Female Candidates.
Professor Susan Scafidi, director of the Fashion Law Institute, shared her expert opinion with The Washington…
How an Unheralded Change to Criminal Procedure Law §150.20 Will Overhaul Arrest Procedures in New York
Professor and co-director of the Criminal Defense Clinic Martha Rayner and third-year student Alex Garber…
The Afro-Latino Story of Latino Anti-Blackness
Professor Tanya Hernandez wrote an op-ed for Al Dia on Afro-Latinos in the United States and…
CBO Report Adds To Controversy Over Int’l Tax Regs
Professor Rebecca Kysar was quoted in an article for Law360 regarding the recent economic outlook report…
The 2020 Presidential Candidates Stay (Mostly) Quiet on Law Enforcement Independence
Professor Andrew Kent co-authored an article for Lawfare examining the current issues facing the Justice…
Attorney General William Barr’s Actions are ‘Remarkably Not Normal,’ Says Legal Historian
Professor Jed Shugerman was interviewed for a Newsweek article examining recent controversies around presidential power…