When Being a College Law Professor Feels Like Living Under a ‘Red Scare’ at a Time of Critical Race Theory Disinformation
Professor Tanya Hernández was interviewed by Business Insider for an article discussing her experience as…
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Ahmaud Arbery Trial Shines a Light on Prosecutorial Misconduct
Professor Bruce Green and co-author Dennis Aftergut wrote an op-ed for NBC News that examines…
Professor Cheryl Bader Shares Expert Opinion on Rittenhouse Verdict
Professor Cheryl Bader was featured in various news outlets’ coverage of the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict.…
Breakthrough in 80-Year Battle for Entertainer Fritz Grunbaum’s Assets
Adjunct Professor Raymond Dowd ’91 was quoted in Variety on the latest prejudgment interest rulings handed down…
The Future of Geographic Screens for NYC’s High Schools is Up in the Air Amid Concerns over Diversity, Commutes
The latest report from the Feerick Center for Social Justice, titled The Next Step: Prioritizing Equity and Recovery…
Invoking the 25th Amendment Should Be as Routine as a Colonoscopy
Dean Emeritus and Norris Professor of Law John D. Feerick ’61, who helped draft the…
In-house Legal Teams Want to Use Technology to Provide Better Legal Strategies and Services
Assistant Dean Toni Jaeger-Fine shares her expert opinion with LL.M. Guide on the growing market…
Rittenhouse Doesn’t Have to Prove He Acted in Self-Defense
In his Washington Post article, Professor John Pfaff discusses the impact that the burden of…
Biden’s Vaccine Mandate May Be Tied Up in Court — but Employers Shouldn’t Wait to Enforce It, Say Legal Experts
Professor James Brudney was quoted in an article by Fortune Magazine, where he discussed the…
Trumpism Without Trump: How Republican Dog-Whistles Exploited Democratic Divisions
Professor Tanya Hernández shared her expert opinion in an article in The Guardian discussing how…