Professor Joel Johnson Presents "The New Criminal Docket and the Clemency Court" -- University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law
Professor Joel S. Johnson presented his article, "The New Criminal Docket and the Clemency Court," at the National Conference of Constitutional Law Scholars, hosted by the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law.
Pepperdine Caruso Law Team Wins International Moot Court Competition in Law and Religion 2026
The Pepperdine Caruso Law team of Mitchell Brost, Megan Hoefs, and Isaac Zwerling won the International Moot Court Competition in Law and Religion 2026.
Professor David Dowling Brings Conflict Resolution Experience to Brazil
Professor David Dowling, managing director of the Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution, brought a series of academic, professional, and competition-related engagements to Curitiba and São Paulo, Brazil.
Pepperdine Dispute Resolution Law Journal Announces Publication of Volume 26, Issue 1
The Pepperdine Dispute Resolution Law Journal has published Volume 26, Issue 1.
Professor Joel Johnson, The New Criminal Docket and the Clemency Court -- Yale Law Journal (forthcoming)
Professor Joel S. Johnson's article, The New Criminal Docket and the Clemency Court, will be published in the Yale Law Journal.
Professors Naomi Goodno and Chris Goodman Present at Baylor Symposium on Faith and Culture
Professor Naomi Harlin Goodno and professor Chris Chambers Goodman presented at Baylor University's Symposium on Faith and Culture on February 27.
Professor Ed Larson, Drama on Dorchester Heights: Washington's First Victory -- American Heritage Magazine
Professor Edward J. Larson's book excerpt, Drama on Dorchester Heights: Washington's First Victory, is published in American Heritage Magazine.
Thomas Fessler (JD '83) Named as 2026 Distinguished Alumnus Award Recipient
Pepperdine Caruso Law is proud to announce that legal executive Thomas Fessler has been selected as its 2026 Distinguished Alumnus honoree.
Professor Joel Johnson, The Learning Resources for Hemani -- Divided Argument
Professor Joel S. Johnson's essay, The Learning Resources for Hemani, is published on the Divided Argument blog.