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Barry McDonald Pepperdine Caruso Law faculty

Professor Barry McDonald Comments on TikTok Ban and Supreme Court Case TikTok, Inc. v. Garland

Professor Barry P. McDonald is quoted in several publications regarding the TikTok ban and the Supreme Court case TikTok, Inc. v. Garland.

Victoria Schwartz Pepperdine Caruso Law faculty

Professor Victoria Schwartz Quoted in "What Could Happen to Your TikTok App on Sunday" -- Yahoo Finance

Professor Victoria L. Schwartz is quoted in the Yahoo Finance article, "What Could Happen to Your TikTok App on Sunday."

Alan Nissel Pepperdine Caruso Law faculty

Professor Alan Nissel, Merchants of Legalism: A History of State Responsibility (1870–1960) -- Cambridge University Press

Professor Alan Tzvika Nissel's book, Merchants of Legalism: A History of State Responsibility (1870–1960), is published by Cambridge University Press.

Sarah Nissel Pepperdine Caruso Law faculty

Professor Sarah Nissel, "Execute Justice and Charity for Your People: Jewish Divorce Mediation as a Model for Intrareligious Peacekeeping" -- Religions Journal

Professor Sarah M. Nissel's article, "Execute Justice and Charity for Your People: Jewish Divorce Mediation as a Model for Intrareligious Peacekeeping," is published in Religions journal.

Colleen Graffy Pepperdine Caruso Law faculty

Professor Colleen Graffy Presents "2024 US Election: The Future of Europe" -- Stony Brook University

Professor Colleen P. Graffy presented "2024 US Election: The Future of Europe" for the Stony Brook University Marie Colvin Center.

Joel Johnson Pepperdine Caruso Law faculty

Professor Joel Johnson Receives Runner-Up Award for AALS Section on Criminal Law Junior Scholars Paper Competition

Professor Joel S. Johnson has received the AALS Runner-Up Award for his paper, Major-Questions Lenity.

Barry McDonald Pepperdine Caruso Law faculty

Professor Barry McDonald Quoted in "Creator Economy: TikTok's Trip to Supreme Court Could Play Out in Three Main Ways" -- The Information

Professor Barry P. McDonald is interviewed and quoted in The Information article, "Creator Economy: TikTok's Trip to Supreme Court Could Play Out in Three Main Ways."

Alan Nissel Pepperdine Caruso Law faculty

Professor Alan Nissel Presents "The Duality of International Humanitarian Law" -- Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Professor Alan Nissel presented "The Duality of International Humanitarian Law" at the Minerva Conference on International Humanitarian Law held at Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

Colleen Graffy Pepperdine Caruso Law faculty

Professor Colleen Graffy Discusses US Presidential Election on BBC World Programs

Professor Colleen P. Graffy discussed the United States presidential election on BBC World Service and BBC World News TV.