Professor Trey Childress, "Prescriptive Comity: From Standards to Rules" - University of Pittsburgh Law Review
Professor Donald Earl (Trey) Childress's article, "Prescriptive Comity: From Standards to Rules," is published in the University of Pittsburgh Law Review.
Professor Jennifer Koh Presents "Professionals, Justice, and Civility" -- Baylor University
Professor Jennifer Koh presented "Professionals, Justice, and Civility" at Baylor University.
Professor Maureen Weston Presents "Defining Fair Play: Rights and Reasonable Accommodations for Athletes with Disabilities and Mental Health Issues in Sports" -- Marquette University Law School
Professor Maureen Weston presented "Defining Fair Play: Rights and Reasonable Accommodations for Athletes with Disabilities and Mental Health Issues in Sports" at the Marquette University National Sports Law Institute Annual Conference.
Professor Joel Johnson Presents "Major-Questions Lenity" -- UNLV William S. Boyd School of Law
Professor Joel S. Johnson presented "Major-Questions Lenity" at the Southwest Criminal Legal Scholarship Conference at UNLV William S. Boyd School of Law.
Professor Helen Winter Presents “Meaningful Work in Peril? Preserving Self-Efficacy in the Age of Artificial Intelligence" -- McGeorge School of Law
Professor Helen Winter presented “Meaningful Work in Peril? Preserving Self-Efficacy in the Age of Artificial Intelligence,” at the 17th Annual Alternative Dispute Resolution Work-In-Progress Conference at McGeorge School of Law, University of the Pacific.
Professor Barry McDonald Interviewed on Supreme Court 2024 Term Cases -- ABC7 News
Professor Barry P. McDonald was interviewed on ABC7 News regarding the major cases of the 2024 United States Supreme Court term.
Professor Mark Kubisch's Article, "ESG, Public Pensions, and Compelled Speech," Cited in Committee on Capital Markets Regulation Report
Professor Mark Kubisch's law review article, "ESG, Public Pensions, and Compelled Speech," is cited in a report released by the Committee on Capital Markets Regulation.
Ken Starr Faculty Fellow Brittney Lane Kubisch (JD '12) Selected for Georgetown Center for the Constitution Research Fellows Inaugural Class
Ken Starr Faculty Fellow Brittney Lane Kubisch (JD '12) has been selected for the inaugural class of research fellows for the Georgetown Center for the Constitution.
Professors Trey Childress and Jack Coe, "Challenging and Enforcing International Arbitral Awards in U.S. Federal Courts: An Empirical Study" -- Virginia Journal of International Law
Professors Donald Earl (Trey) Childress and Jack J. Coe's article, "Challenging and Enforcing International Arbitral Awards in U.S. Federal Courts: An Empirical Study," has been published in the Virginia Journal of International Law.