Professor Joel Johnson, "Cert Alert: Supreme Court Cases of Interest" Spring 2025 -- ABA Criminal Justice Magazine
Professor Joel S. Johnson's latest installment of his quarterly column, "Cert Alert: Supreme Court Cases of Interest," has been published in the Spring 2025 edition of the ABA Criminal Justice Magazine.
Professor Jennifer Koh Presents "Ethical Challenges with Access to Justice" -- American Immigration Lawyers Association Law Journal
Professor Jennifer Lee Koh presented "Ethical Challenges with Access to Justice" at a symposium sponsored by American Immigration Lawyers Association Law Journal.
Professor Jennifer Koh Quoted in "How a Deportation Case Is Turning Into a Tussle Over Presidential Authority" -- Christian Science Monitor
Professor Jennifer Lee Koh is quoted in the Christian Science Monitor article, "How a Deportation Case Is Turning Into a Tussle Over Presidential Authority."
Professor Mary Hoopes Presents Resisting Precarious Labor -- George Washington Law School
Professor Mary S. Hoopes presented her forthcoming article, Resisting Precarious Labor, at George Washington Law School.
Professor Michael Helfand, "The Supreme Court Is Taking on Three Cases That Could Reshape American Jewish Life" -- Forward
Professor Michael A. Helfand's opinion article, "The Supreme Court Is Taking on Three Cases That Could Reshape American Jewish Life," is published in the Forward.
Professor Stephanie Blondell Presents "Communication Strategies in High Conflict Cases" -- SELPA ADR Conference
Professor Stephanie Blondell presented "Communication Strategies in High Conflict Cases" at the 2025 California Special Education Local Plan Area ADR Conference.
Professor Chris Goodman Presents "Character-Based Leadership and the Responsibilities of Citizenship" -- Wake Forest University School of Law
Professor Chris Chambers Goodman presented "Character-Based Leadership and the Responsibilities of Citizenship" at Wake Forest University School of Law.
Professor Eric Rassbach Argues Supreme Court Religious Liberty Case Catholic Charities Bureau v. Wisconsin Labor and Industry Review Commission
Professor Eric C. Rassbach argued the religious liberty case, Catholic Charities Bureau v. Wisconsin Labor and Industry Review Commission, at the United States Supreme Court on March 31.
Professor Stephanie Blondell Presents "When Good Mediators Make Bad Decisions: Ethical Fading in Mediation" -- State Bar of Michigan
Professor Stephanie Blondell presented "When Good Mediators Make Bad Decisions: Ethical Fading in Mediation" for the State Bar of Michigan Alternative Dispute Resolution Section.