Professor Naomi Goodno, Synthetic Criminal Minds -- Nevada Law Journal (forthcoming)
Professor Naomi Goodno's article, Synthetic Criminal Minds, will be published in the Nevada Law Journal.
Professor Jacob Charles Files Amicus Brief in Supreme Court Cases Viramontes v. Cook County and Grant v. Higgins
Professor Jacob D. Charles has filed an amicus brief in the consolidated Supreme Court cases Viramontes v. Cook County and Grant v. Higgins.
Professor Jennifer Koh Speaks at New Haven Dialogos Symposium at Yale Divinity School
Professor Jennifer Koh delivered remarks at the New Haven Dialogos Symposium held at Yale Divinity School.
Professors Tanya Cooper and Brittany Stringfellow Otey Present "Open Conversations: Engaging Hot Topics to Build Community, Defend Democracy, and Advance Professionalism in Law School" -- University of Alabama School of Law
Clinical law professors Tanya Cooper and Brittany Stringfellow Otey presented "Open Conversations: Engaging Hot Topics to Build Community, Defend Democracy, and Advance Professionalism in Law School" at the Southern Clinical Conference at the University of Alabama School of Law.
Professor Jennifer Koh, Deportation After Death by Incarceration: A Right to Redemption -- Kentucky Law Journal
Professor Jennifer Koh's article, Deportation After Death by Incarceration: A Right to Redemption, is published in the Kentucky Law Journal.
Professor Joel Johnson Presents "Legality Under Bruen" -- University of Nevada, Las Vegas William S. Boyd School of Law
Professor Joel S. Johnson presented "Legality Under Bruen" at the Southwest Criminal Legal Scholarship Conference held at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas William S. Boyd School of Law.
Professor Deanna Newton Presents "Financing Local Good: The Case For Expanding State Charitable Tax Credits" -- University of Virginia School of Law
Professor Deanna Newton presented "Financing Local Good: The Case For Expanding State Charitable Tax Credits" at the University of Virginia School of Law's Autumn Invitational Tax Conference.
Professor Harry Caldwell, We See You, Juror No. 7 and That's the Problem: Anonymous Voir Dire and the Timing Problem of First Impressions and Implicit Bias -- Georgia Law Review (forthcoming)
Professor Harry Caldwell's article, We See You, Juror No. 7 and That's the Problem: Anonymous Voir Dire and the Timing Problem of First Impressions and Implicit Bias, will be published in the Georgia Law Review.
Professor Brittney Lane Kubisch, Corporate Presence and the Lost Logic of Territorial Jurisdiction -- Northwestern University Law Review (forthcoming)
Professor Brittney Lane Kubisch's article, Corporate Presence and the Lost Logic of Territorial Jurisdiction, will be published in the Northwestern University Law Review.