What’s the Prosecutor’s Duty When an Injustice Later Surfaces?
In his latest New York Law Journal Ethics and Criminal Practice column, Adjunct Professor Joel…
Browsing: In the News
A Trump-Appointed Prosecutor Is Lobbying Against D.C.’s Modest Criminal Justice Reform
Professor John Pfaff’s research was cited in a Slate article about opposition to the Second…
Trump Seeks Powers to Rein in Alleged Tech Bias
Professor Olivier Sylvain talked to The Hill about an executive order being considered by the…
Mueller Investigation Reflects Tricky Ethical Path for Lawyers in High-Profile Inquiries
The American Bar Association profiled the panel discussion titled, “Risky Business: The Mueller Minefield and…
Kysar, Unraveling the Tax Treaty
Professor Rebecca Kysar’s article Unraveling the Tax Treaty published by the Minnesota Law Review was…
El Paso Shooting Sparks Renewed Calls to Make ‘Domestic Terrorism’ a Crime in U.S
Professor Karen Greenberg contributed to an article published in CBC News about how law enforcement…
Olympic Oversight Bill Lacks Muscle To Achieve Grand Goals
Professor Mark Conrad provided his thoughts for a Law360 article on recent legislation aimed at…
Professor Kysar Publishes New Article on “Dynamic Legislation”
Professor Rebecca Kysar wrote an article published in the University of Pennsylvania Law Review that…
Notable Women in Healthcare
Alumna Irene Koch ’89, executive vice president and chief legal officer at Hospital for Special…
A Punk Rock Gallery and a Swanky T-Shirt Brand Battle Over the “L.A. Safety Pins” Design
Founder and academic director of the Fashion Law Institute, Professor Susan Scafidi, was quoted in a…