Professor Barry McDonald Presents "Revolutionary Principles of the Constitution: Past Challenges and Looking to the Future" -- Nixon Presidential Library
Professor Barry P. McDonald will present "Revolutionary Principles of the Constitution: Past Challenges and Looking to the Future" at the Nixon Presidential Library.
Professor Maureen Weston Presents "Arbitrating Olympic and International Sports Law Disputes" -- University of Oregon School of Law
Professor Maureen A. Weston presented a workshop on "Arbitrating Olympic and International Sports Law Disputes" at the University of Oregon School of Law's Summer Sports Law Institute.
Professor Colleen Graffy Participates as Featured Guest on BBC World Service Weekend Programme Live Global Broadcast
Professor Colleen P. Graffy was a featured guest on the BBC World Service Weekend Programme for a two-hour live global broadcast on July 4.
Professor Jacob Charles Quoted in "Supreme Court's Hawai'i Gun Law Ruling Narrows Playbook for Other States" -- Axios
Professor Jacob D. Charles is quoted in the Axios article, "Supreme Court's Hawai'i Gun Law Ruling Narrows Playbook for Other States."
Professor Jacob Charles Quoted in "US Supreme Court Expands Second Amendment Rights" -- Reuters
Professor Jacob D. Charles is quoted in the Reuters article "US Supreme Court Expands Second Amendment Rights, Eyes More Gun Cases."
Professor Joel Johnson Interviewed on Supreme Court Case Chatrie v. United States -- World Radio
Professor Joel S. Johnson was interviewed on World Radio regarding the Supreme Court Fourth Amendment case Chatrie v. United States.
Professor Barry McDonald Interviewed on Supreme Court Case Trump v. Barbara -- Fox News LiveNOW
Professor Barry P. McDonald was interviewed on the Supreme Court birthright citizenship case Trump v. Barbara on Fox News LiveNOW streaming channel.
Professor Ed Larson Interviewed on "Why 1776 Matters" -- Power Line Podcast
Professor Edward J. Larson is interviewed on the Power Line podcast episode "Why 1776 Matters."
Professor Joel Johnson United States v. Hemani Amicus Brief Discussed in Divided Argument Podcast
Professor Joel S. Johnson's amicus brief in United States v. Hemani was discussed in an episode of Divided Argument, a leading podcast on Supreme Court cases.