Professor Trey Childress Speaks on International Space Law at U.S. State Department Advisory Committee on Private International Law
Professor Donald Earl (Trey) Childress presented on a panel on international space law at a meeting of the U.S. State Department's Advisory Committee on International Law.
Professor Colleen Graffy Discusses Hostage Diplomacy on BBC Americast
Professor Colleen P. Graffy discussed the Brittney Griner exchange and "hostage diplomacy" on BBC Americast podcast.
Professor Michael Helfand, "There Are No Unconstitutional Conditions on Free Exercise" -- Notre Dame Law Review Reflection (forthcoming 2023)
Professor Michael A. Helfand's article, "There Are No Unconstitutional Conditions on Free Exercise," will be published in Notre Dame Law Review Reflection.
Professor Tanya Cooper, "Racial Justice" -- Child Welfare Law and Practice: Representing Children, Parents, and Agencies in Neglect, Abuse, and Dependency Cases (forthcoming 2023)
Professor Tanya Asim Cooper's book chapter, "Racial Justice," will be published in Child Welfare Law and Practice: Representing Children, Parents, and Agencies in Neglect, Abuse, and Dependency Cases.
Professor Jacob Charles Quoted in "Can You Bring a Gun to the Zoo?" -- Syracuse News
Professor Jacob Charles is quoted in the Syracuse Central NY News story, "Can You Bring a Gun to the Zoo? On a Bus? Syracuse Judge Eagerly Rewrites NY Firearms Law."
Professor Mary Hoopes, "Law Clerk Selection and Diversity: Insights from Fifty Sitting Judges of the Federal Courts of Appeal"
Professor Mary S. Hoopes has co-authored the study, "Law Clerk Selection and Diversity: Insights from Fifty Sitting Judges of the Federal Courts of Appeal," with Judge Jeremy Fogel of the Berkeley Judicial Institute and California Supreme Court Associate Justice Goodwin Liu.
Professor Mark Kubisch, "ESG, Public Pensions, and Compelled Speech" -- Texas A and M Law Review (forthcoming)
Professor Mark Kubisch's article, "ESG, Public Pensions, and Compelled Speech," will be published in the Texas A and M Law Review.
Professor Chris Goodman Presents "'Excuse Me?' Interrupting Racial, Gender, and Ethnic Biases in Administrative Proceedings" -- National Association of Hearing Officials
Professor Chris Chambers Goodman presented "'Excuse Me?' Interrupting Racial, Gender, and Ethnic Biases in Administrative Proceedings" for the National Association of Hearing Officials Fall 2022 Virtual Conference.
Professor Tanya Cooper Presents "Making a Difference for Domestic Violence Survivors" -- St. Luke Lutheran Church
Professor Tanya Asim Cooper presented "Making a Difference for Domestic Violence Survivors" for the faith community at St. Luke Lutheran Church in Woodland Hills, California.