Professor Jacob Charles Interviewed on "Are Felon Gun Bans Constitutional?" -- Talks on Law
Professor Jacob D. Charles is interviewed on the Talks on Law episode "Are Felon Gun Bans Constitutional?"
Chalak Richards Presents "You Can't Spell 'Student Wellbeing' Without DEIB" -- National Association of Law Student Affairs Professionals
Dean of Students, Diversity, and Belonging Chalak Richards presented "You Can't Spell 'Student Wellbeing' Without DEIB: Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging as a Wellbeing Mandate" at the National Association of Law Student Affairs Professionals 2023 National Conference.
Professor Helen Winter Presents "Peer Mediation Among Refugee Communities" -- Association for Conflict Resolution, Greater New York Annual Conference
Professor Helen Winter presented "Peer Mediation Among Refugee Communities" at the Association for Conflict Resolution, Greater New York’s Virtual Annual Conference on June 2.
Dean Paul Caron Presents "U.S. News Law Rankings" at 2023 AALS Institutional Advancement Conference
Dean Paul L. Caron presented "U.S. News Law Rankings" at the 2023 Association of American Law Schools Institutional Advancement Conference.
Professor Trey Childress Appointed to Institute for Transnational Arbitration Executive Committee
Professor Donald Earl "Trey" Childress was appointed to the Institute of Transnational Arbitration (ITA) Executive Committee at the 35th ITA Annual Workshop and Annual Meeting.
Professor Tanya Cooper Publishes Chapter, "Racial Justice," in Child Welfare Law and Practice
Professor Tanya Asim Cooper's chapter, "Racial Justice," is published in Child Welfare Law and Practice: Representing Children, Parents, and Agencies in Neglect, Abuse, and Dependency Cases (4th edition).
London Sports Law and Dispute Resolution Study Tour 2023
Professor Maureen A. Weston and London-based adjunct professor Jeff Benz led a group of students through a week-long International and Olympic Sports Law and Dispute Resolution Study Tour in London, England.
Professor Jacob Charles, "On Sordid Sources in Second Amendment Litigation" -- Stanford Law Review Online (forthcoming)
Professor Jacob D. Charles's article, "On Sordid Sources in Second Amendment Litigation," will be published in the Stanford Law Review Online.
Jeremy Cohen (JD '23) Wins 2023 Sorenson Memorial Writing Award
Recent Pepperdine Caruso Law graduate Jeremy Cohen (JD '23) has won the 2023 Sorenson Memorial Writing Award.