Pepperdine Caruso Law Celebrates Rise and Thrive Week 2026
Rise and Thrive Week 2026, hosted by the Office of Student Life, brought together the law school community through talks on mental health, animal visitors, drinks and snacks, and celebrating each other.
Professor Harry Caldwell, We See You, Juror No. 7 and That's the Problem: Anonymous Voir Dire and the Timing Problem of First Impressions and Implicit Bias -- Georgia Law Review (forthcoming)
Professor Harry Caldwell's article, We See You, Juror No. 7 and That's the Problem: Anonymous Voir Dire and the Timing Problem of First Impressions and Implicit Bias, will be published in the Georgia Law Review.
Professor Brittney Lane Kubisch, Corporate Presence and the Lost Logic of Territorial Jurisdiction -- Northwestern University Law Review (forthcoming)
Professor Brittney Lane Kubisch's article, Corporate Presence and the Lost Logic of Territorial Jurisdiction, will be published in the Northwestern University Law Review.
Professor Jennifer Koh, Framing Race and Religion in an Era of Hardened Borders -- Rutgers Journal of Law and Religion
Professor Jennifer Koh's article, Framing Race and Religion in an Era of Hardened Borders, is published in the Rutgers Journal of Law and Religion.
Professor Victoria Schwartz Presents "Salazar v. Paramount Global" -- American University Washington College of Law
Professor Victoria L. Schwartz presented "Salazar v. Paramount Global" for the American University Washington College of Law's Program on Information Justice and Intellectual Property.
Ed Larson Presents "The New State Constitutions of 1776" -- Florida State University College of Law
Professor Edward J. Larson presented "The New State Constitutions of 1776: The Declarations That Mattered" at Florida State University College of Law's Conference on the Declaration of Independence.
Professor Victoria Schwartz Presents "Saving the Video Privacy Protection Act" -- University of Baltimore
Professor Victoria L. Schwartz presented "Saving the Video Privacy Protection Act" as the inaugural speaker for the University of Baltimore's Center for the Law of Intellectual Property and Technology.
Professsor Mark Kubisch Discusses Artificial Intelligence in Legal Education -- Christian Legal Scholars' Symposium
Professor Mark Kubisch served as a panelist at the Christian Legal Scholars’ Symposium.
Professor Jacob Charles Interviewed on "How Public Defenders Can Use New Second Amendment Supreme Court Case to Win Self-Defense Claims" -- Public Defenseless Podcast
Professor Jacob D. Charles is interviewed on the Public Defenseless podcast episode, "How Public Defenders Can Use New Second Amendment Supreme Court Case to Win Self-Defense Claims."