Prof. David Abrams Doesn’t Understand Why His Research Was Cited in Support of Safer Kentucky Act 

February 22

Criminal Law, David S. Abrams, Faculty, Media, Research 

Prof. Dorothy Roberts’ Book Highlighted in News About Class-Action Lawsuit Involving CPS Home Visits 

February 21

Civil Rights, Dorothy E. Roberts, Faculty, Media, RacialJustice, Research 

Prof. Sandy Mayson’s Research Shows That Private Criminal Defense Lawyers Failed to Show Up for Their Cases More Often Than Defendants in Philadelphia 

December 6

Criminal Justice, Faculty, Media, Research, Sandra Mayson 

Prof. Elizabeth Pollman Explores the Power of Founder-CEOs 

November 29

Business, Elizabeth Pollman, Faculty, ILE, Media, Research 

ARC Justic Clinic Director Cara McClellan GEd’12 Explains Disproportionate Impact of Act 135 

November 23

Cara McClellan GEd'12, Civil Rights, Clinics, Faculty, Media, RacialJustice, Research 

2022 Quattrone Center Report That Proposed National Guidelines for Post-Conviction Reviews Cited 

July 25

Criminal Justice, Media, Quattrone, Research 

Quattrone Center’s Seminal Study on Harris County Bail Reform Cited 

May 24

Criminal Justice, Media, Quattrone, Research 

Prof. Tess Wilkinson-Ryan L’05, G’06, PhD’08 Discusses Her Book ‘Fool Proof’ 

May 2

Books, Cross Disciplinary, Faculty, Media, Research, Tess Wilkinson-Ryan 

4/13/23 - Info Session: International Legal Research (ILR) Fellowships 

April 13

Global Dispatch, ILR, Research 

Bok Prof. Damilola Sunday Olawuyi Awarded Top Prize in Academic Publishing by American Society of International Law 

April 4

Awards, Faculty, International, Media, Research 

Prof. Tess Wilkinson-Ryan L’05, G’06, PhD’08 Explains the Deeply Rooted Fear of Being Suckered 

April 3

Faculty, Media, Research, Tess Wilkinson-Ryan 

Prof. Tess Wilkinson-Ryan L’05, G’06, PhD’08 Discusses When to Play a Fool 

March 28

Books, Cross Disciplinary, Faculty, Media, Research, Tess Wilkinson-Ryan 

Lawfare Article Cites Prof. Cary Coglianese’s Scholarship on Performance-Based Regulation 

March 23

Administrative Law, Cary Coglianese, Faculty, Media, Regulation, Research 

Legislative Clinic Report: Medical Deportation Can Be Profitable for Medical Transportation Companies 

March 7

Clinics, Legislative Clinic, Media, Research 

2021 Legislative Clinic Report on Medical Deportation Cited in Article on Potential Deportation of Comatose Woman in Lehigh Valley Health Network Hospital 

March 6

Clinics, Immigration, Legislative Clinic, Media, Research 

2/28/23 - International Legal Research Fellowship Colloquium 

February 28

Fellowships, Global Dispatch, International, Research 

Quattrone Center Assistant Director Marissa Bluestine Discusses the Concept of Consent Inside Police Interrogation Rooms 

January 26

Criminal Justice, Faculty, Marissa Boyers Bluestine, Media, Quattrone, Research 

Prof. Dorothy Roberts’ Scholarship on Digitizing the Carceral State Cited 

January 25

Dorothy E. Roberts, Faculty, inclusion, Media, RacialJustice, Research 

Prof. Seth Kreimer’s 2006 Law Review Article on ‘Censorship by Proxy’ Cited 

January 19

Faculty, Law and Economics, Media, Research, Seth Kreimer 

Penn Program on Regulation Report Cited in Fact Check of Trump Administration’s Misleading and False Claims 

November 18

Cary Coglianese, Faculty, Government, Media, PPR, Regulation, Research 

Prof. Sandy Mayson’s Research and Scholarship on Pretrial Detention Cited in Bail Reform Segment 

November 1

Criminal Justice, Faculty, Media, Research, Video 

Lawfare Cites Prof. Cary Coglianese’s Research on the Limits of Performance-Based Regulation 

October 6

Administrative Law, Cary Coglianese, Faculty, Media, Regulation, Research 

Quattrone Center Study Authored by Prof. Paul Heaton Cited as Bail Reform Picks Up Nationwide 

September 29

Criminal Justice, Faculty, Media, Paul Heaton, Quattrone, Research 

Prof. David Hoffman’s Study Finds that the Length of Court Commute Time Increases Likelihood of Eviction 

September 2

David Hoffman, Faculty, Media, Research 

Quattrone Center’s Groundbreaking Study Cited by Editorial Board in Support of Bail Reform 

August 31

Criminal Justice, Media, Quattrone, Research 

Quattrone Study Finds That Bail Reform Leads to Drop in Jail Time, Recidivism 

August 31

Criminal Justice, Faculty, Media, Paul Heaton, Quattrone, Research 

Quattrone Center Study Finds ‘Texas Bail Reform Reduced Jail Time and Crime’ 

August 30

Criminal Justice, Faculty, Media, Paul Heaton, Quattrone, Research 

Prof. Stephen Burbank’s Research on the Surge in Republican Support for Private Lawsuits to Implement Rights Cited: The New York Times 

July 27

Civil Rights, Faculty, Media, Research, Stephen B. Burbank 

Covid Coverage Litigation Tracker Shows that Few Covid Lawsuits Make it to Trial: Bloomberg Law 

June 21

Faculty, Health Law, Latest News, Law School, Media, News, press, Research, Tom Baker 

Law School’s 2017 Study on Municipal Broadband Projects Cited: WKTV Journal 

June 16

Law and Technology, Law School, Media, Research, Tech Law 

Environmental Justice Advocates 

May 26

The Environmental Law Project (ELP) is dedicated to environmental law and policy, fighting climate change, and advancing environmental justice
Administrative & Regulatory Law, article archive, Careers, Cary Coglianese, Civil Rights, Constitutional Law & Civil Rights, Cross-Disciplinary, Curriculum, Environment, Environmental Law, Experiential Learning, Faculty, Featured, Government, Igniting Positive Change, Institutional Highlights, Law School, Pro Bono Student Groups, Pro Bono, Public Interest, Regulation, Research and Scholarship, Research, Student Groups, Students, thoughtleadership 

Continuing Judicial Education 

April 28

Law School faculty regularly coordinate Continuing Judicial Education programming to help Pennsylvania judges stay abreast of cutting-edge legal issues.
Anita L. Allen, article archive, Christopher S. Yoo, Cross Disciplinary, Cross-Disciplinary, Ethics, Faculty, Featured, John F. Hollway, judicial, Law School, Local, Pro Bono, Public Service, QCimpact, Quattrone, Research, Social, Staff 

Educating Civil Rights Advocates 

April 26

Cara McClellan GEd’12 will lead the Law School’s newest clinic, focusing on civil rights and racial justice equity.

ARC Clinic, article archive, Cara McClellan GEd'12, Civil Rights, Clinics, Curriculum, Experiential, Faculty, Featured, inclusion fulltime, inclusion, Law School, Praveen Kosuri, RacialJustice, Research, Social, Theodore Ruger 

Centering Youth Voices 

April 19

Interdisciplinary Child Advocacy Clinic students represent their youth clients on a range of issues including dependency, custody, and education matters.
article archive, Beyond the Classroom, clinic, Clinics, Curriculum, Dorothy E. Roberts, Experiential, Faculty, facultyscholarship, Featured, Kara R. Finck, Law School, Local, Philadelphia, Research, Students, thoughtleadership 

In a prominent Indian law journal, Apratim Vidyarthi L’22 argues that the Trump Administration’s proposed blanket TikTok ban would cause immense harm 

February 10

Vidyarthi’s paper, co-authored by Rachel Hulvey, a PhD candidate at Penn, was recently published in the Indian Journal of Law and Technology.

article archive, Beth Simmons, Christopher S. Yoo, Conlaw, Faculty, Featured, Global, International, Law and Technology, Legal Writing, Privacy, Publications, Research, Seth Kreimer, Students 

In Philadelphia Inquirer op-ed, Prof. David Hoffman, Jordan Konell L’22, and Luke McCartney L’23 advocate for rental lease template to help prevent disputes 

February 8

Access to a plain language, easy-to-understand guide with legally valid terms would bring much-needed stability and fairness to the start of the rental process for both sides.
article archive, David Hoffman, faculty perspectives, Faculty, facultyscholarship, Featured, inclusion, Local, Philadelphia, Research and Scholarship, Research, Students 

Simone Hunter-Hobson L’23 calls on the legal community to prioritize Black women’s health in new report 

January 26

The work is part of a longer report entitled “A Place at the Table,” written by students in Professor Rangita de Silva de Alwis’s “Women, Law, and Leadership” class.
arti, diversity, Education, Featured, inclusion students, inclusion, Law School, Rangita de Silva de Alwis, Research and Scholarship, Research, Social, Students, Women's Rights, womenlawleadershipStudentVoices 

Quattrone Center Executive Director John Hollway calls for increased awareness of criminal justice system errors: ABC 10 

January 18

Civil Rights, Criminal Justice, Criminal Law, Faculty, Government, John F. Hollway, Media, News, press, Quattrone, Research, sentinel event review 

In remembrance of Lani Guinier, former Law School professor and pioneering civil rights advocate 

January 11

The Law School remembers and honors the legacy of Lani Guinier, who taught here from 1988 and 1998 and passed away on Friday, January 7, 2022.
article archive, Civil Rights, diversity, Faculty, Featured, Human Rights, In Memoriam all, Law Review, Law School, RacialJustice, Research and Scholarship, Research, Social, Women's Rights 

Prof. David Hoffman’s study of Philadelphia residential leases reveals that ‘unenforceable and oppressive terms’ are common 

January 5

David Hoffman, Faculty, Media, Research 

University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School year in review: 2021 

December 23

A look back at the top stories from the Law School this past year.
Alumni, article archive, Center on Professionalism, Civil Rights, coronavirus, Cross Disciplinary, Cross-Disciplinary, diversity, Eric A. Feldman, Faculty, Featured, Government, Health Law, Law and Economics, Law School, Natasha Sarin, Public Service, Research and Scholarship, Research, Scholarships, SCOTUS, Stephen B. Burbank, Student Life, Students, supreme court, thoughtleadership 

Quattrone Center report provides rare insight on the reality of prosecutorial misconduct in Pennsylvania: The Crime Report 

December 20

Criminal Justice, Criminal Law, Media, News, Quattrone, Research, thoughtleadership 

Quattrone Center Assistant Director Ross Miller warns of the dangerous invisibility of prosecutorial misconduct 

December 16

The Quattrone Center’s “Hidden Hazards” is a review of Pennsylvania prosecutorial misconduct claims that reveals a lack of transparency and accountability throughout the criminal justice system.
article archive, faculty perspectives, Faculty, Featured, InstitutesQuattrone, QCimpact, Quattrone, Research, Social 

Quattrone Center’s review of prosecutorial misconduct claims finds a lack of transparency and accountability throughout the Pennsylvania criminal justice system 

December 16

“Hidden Hazards” is based on a review of state and federal claims of prosecutorial misconduct between 2000 and 2016.
article archive, Criminal Justice, Featured, InstitutesQuattrone, News, QCimpact, Quattrone, Research and Scholarship, Research 

‘Women, Law, and Leadership’ students advocate for change during ’16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence’ 

December 10

Student leaders from across the globe joined delivered remarks on the vital status of women’s rights activism today.
article archive, Faculty, Featured, Global, Human Rights, inclusion, Rangita de Silva de Alwis, Research and Scholarship, Research, Social, Students, thoughtleadership, Transnational, Women's Rights, womenlawleadershipStudentVoices 

Jim Sandman L’76 trains future legal leaders in innovative ‘Leadership in Law’ course 

December 8

Sandman’s illustrious legal career has been defined by leadership positions across a myriad of sectors.
article archive, Curriculum, Education, Faculty, Featured, fpiteach, Future of the Profession Initiative, Law School, Life at Penn Law, Research, Student Life, Students, thoughtleadership, Transformative Faculty 

Prof. Dorothy Roberts explains the construct of race in ‘The 1619 Project’: PBS 

December 6

Books, Dorothy E. Roberts, EquityInclusion, Faculty, Legal History, Media, Research 

Law School and Biddle Law Library celebrate 10 million legal scholarship downloads 

December 2

In the past year alone, nearly two million papers have been downloaded from the Law School’s Legal Scholarship Repository.
article archive, Cary Coglianese, David Arthur Skeel, David Hoffman, Dorothy E. Roberts, Faculty, facultyscholarship, Featured, Gideon Parchomovsky, Herbert Hovenkamp, Jill E. Fisch, Journal of Con Law, Journals, Law Review, Law School, Library, Media, Paul H. Robinson, Research, Stephen B. Burbank, thoughtleadership, Tom Baker, Transformative Faculty 

Quattrone Center report offers 69 recommendations to the Madison Police Department following 2020’s demonstrations for racial justice: The Daily Pennsylvanian 

December 1

Criminal Justice, Latest News, Media, News, Quattrone, Research, sentinel event review 

Quattrone Center Executive Director John Hollway explains how Sentinel Event Reviews can help police learn from past experiences: The Crime Report 

November 19

Criminal Justice, Faculty, Government, John F. Hollway, John Hollway, Latest News, Media, News, press, Quattrone, Research, sentinel event review 

Quattrone Center report recommends the Madison Police Department work toward building stronger community ties: NBC15 

November 17

Civil Rights, Criminal Justice, Faculty, Government, John F. Hollway, John Hollway, Latest News, Law School, Media, News, press, Publications, Quattrone, RacialJustice, Research 

Quattrone Center releases Sentinel Event Review analysis of the Madison Police Department’s response to the George Floyd protests 

November 17

A joint community stakeholder group generated 69 recommendations for tactical and environmental improvements to the Madison Police Department.

article archive, Criminal Justice, Faculty, Featured, Government, John F. Hollway, QCimpact, Quattrone, Research and Scholarship, Research, Secondary features, sentinel event review 

Quattrone Center report finds that Madison Police Department was ‘unprepared for the scope and emotion’ of the 2020 George Floyd protests: Channel 3000 

November 16

Government, John F. Hollway, John Hollway, Latest News, Media, News, pennlawracialjustice, press, Publications, Quattrone, RacialJustice, Research 

Quattrone Center Research Fellow Dr. Johanna Hellgren examines how defense attorneys approach plea bargain decisions 

November 16

Hellgren’s research also delves into the Alford plea, which allows defendants to maintain their innocence while accepting a plea deal.
article archive, Criminal Justice, Criminal Law, Faculty, Featured, QCimpact, Quattrone, RacialJustice, Research and Scholarship, Research 

Prof. Elizabeth Pollman’s latest scholarship explores the ‘pro-business paradox’ of the Supreme Court: Harvard Law Review 

November 12

Business, Elizabeth Pollman, Faculty, Latest News, Media, News, Research, SCOTUS, thoughtleadership 

Britney Wilson L’15 warns of the dangers of discriminatory crisis standards of care: The Regulatory Review 

November 1

Alumni, Civil Rights, Coronavirus, Health Law, Media, News, RacialJustice, Research 

Quattrone Center Academic Director Paul Heaton argues that ‘bail advocates’ could reduce racial disparities in pretrial detention: The Crime Report 

October 27

Criminal Justice, Faculty, Media, Paul Heaton, Quattrone, RacialJustice, Research 

Remembering Founding Father James Wilson, Law School founder, on Constitution Day 

September 17

In addition to founding the Law School, Wilson was a member of the Continental Congress, signer of the Declaration of Independence, framer of the U.S. Constitution, and one of the original U.S. Supreme Court justices.
article archive, constitution day, constitution, Faculty, Legal Culture & History, Legal History, Local, Philosophy, Research 

Prof. Rangita de Silva de Alwis shares research findings on diversity pledges at top venture capital firms: Thomas Reuters 

September 14

Business, Faculty, inclusion, International, Media, Rangita de Silva de Alwis, Research 

Prof. David Abrams is studying how the COVID-19 pandemic and recent racial justice protests have affected the U.S. crime rate: Penn Today 

August 17

Coronavirus, Criminal Justice, David S. Abrams, Faculty, Media, Research 

New report by University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School and Reinvestment Fund researchers advocate using fair housing law to promote racial and economic integration 

May 17

Provost Wendell E. Pritchett GR’97, Erica V. Rodarte Costa L’22 and Reinvestment Fund’s Ira J. Goldstein and Emily S. Dowdall GCP’09, emphasize that the Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing (AFFH) provision of the Fair Housing Act (FHA) is an obligation that attaches to all federal agencies.

article archive, Faculty, Government, Research, Social, Students 

Prof. Rangita de Silva de Alwis’ AI and Bias Policy Lab has produced a blueprint for policy directives: Harvard Kennedy School 

April 21

EquityInclusion, Faculty, Law and Technology, Media, Rangita de Silva de Alwis, Research, Students 

Prof. Rangita de Silva de Alwis’ AI and Bias Policy Lab has produced a blueprint for policy directives: Harvard Kennedy School 

April 21

EquityInclusion, Faculty, Law and Technology, Media, Rangita de Silva de Alwis, Research, Students 

Prof. Rangita de Silva de Alwis’ AI and Bias Policy Lab has produced a blueprint for policy directives: Harvard Kennedy School 

April 21

EquityInclusion, Faculty, Law and Technology, Media, Rangita de Silva de Alwis, Research, Students 

Prof. David Hoffman’s study finds increase in illegal terms in residential leases for Philadelphia tenants: The Daily Pennsylvanian 

March 19

Allison K. Hoffman, Civil Rights, Coronavirus, David Hoffman, Faculty, Media, News, Research 

Prof. David Hoffman’s study finds increase in illegal terms in residential leases for Philadelphia tenants: The Daily Pennsylvanian 

March 19

Allison K. Hoffman, Civil Rights, Coronavirus, David Hoffman, Faculty, Media, News, Research 

Prof. David Hoffman’s study finds increase in illegal terms in residential leases for Philadelphia tenants: The Daily Pennsylvanian 

March 19

Allison K. Hoffman, Civil Rights, Coronavirus, David Hoffman, Faculty, Media, News, Research 

Prof. Hoffman’s study reveals a “nationalization of leases” that could be detrimental to tenants during pandemic: MarketWatch 

March 10

Allison K. Hoffman, Coronavirus, David Hoffman, Faculty, Media, News, Research 

Prof. Hoffman’s study reveals a “nationalization of leases” that could be detrimental to tenants during pandemic: MarketWatch 

March 10

Allison K. Hoffman, Coronavirus, David Hoffman, Faculty, Media, News, Research 

Prof. Hoffman’s study reveals a “nationalization of leases” that could be detrimental to tenants during pandemic: MarketWatch 

March 10

Allison K. Hoffman, Coronavirus, David Hoffman, Faculty, Media, News, Research 

Prof. Hoffman’s study finds that illegal lease terms are increasingly common, especially for Black tenants: Axios 

March 9

Allison K. Hoffman, David Hoffman, EquityInclusion, Faculty, Media, Publications, Research 

Prof. Hoffman’s study finds that illegal lease terms are increasingly common, especially for Black tenants: Axios 

March 9

Allison K. Hoffman, David Hoffman, EquityInclusion, Faculty, Media, Publications, Research 

Prof. Hoffman’s study finds that illegal lease terms are increasingly common, especially for Black tenants: Axios 

March 9

Allison K. Hoffman, David Hoffman, EquityInclusion, Faculty, Media, Publications, Research 

Rangita de Silva de Alwis’s study reveals fighting bias not top concern of women legal professionals in China 

March 8

EquityInclusion, Faculty, International Comparative, International, Media, News, Rangita de Silva de Alwis, Research 

Rangita de Silva de Alwis’s study reveals fighting bias not top concern of women legal professionals in China 

March 8

EquityInclusion, Faculty, International Comparative, International, Media, News, Rangita de Silva de Alwis, Research 

Rangita de Silva de Alwis’s study reveals fighting bias not top concern of women legal professionals in China 

March 8

EquityInclusion, Faculty, International Comparative, International, Media, News, Rangita de Silva de Alwis, Research 

Prof. David Hoffman’s pathbreaking research finds that Philadelphia tenants face an increasingly hostile legal terrain 

March 8

Prof. David Hoffman has uncovered that illegal, unenforceable terms in residential leases have increased sharply in recent years and that geography and race play a role in such terms.
article archive, Faculty, facultyscholarship, Research 

Assistant Prof. of Law Sarin’s article cited in support of Congressman Ro Khanna’s Stop CHEATERS Act: khanna.house.gov 

February 19

Faculty, Media, Natasha Sarin, News, Research, Tax Law 

Assistant Prof. of Law Sarin’s article cited in support of Congressman Ro Khanna’s Stop CHEATERS Act: khanna.house.gov 

February 19

Faculty, Media, Natasha Sarin, News, Research, Tax Law 

Assistant Prof. of Law Sarin’s article cited in support of Congressman Ro Khanna’s Stop CHEATERS Act: khanna.house.gov 

February 19

Faculty, Media, Natasha Sarin, News, Research, Tax Law 

The Quattrone Center’s study of 7,000 police officers in Chicago shows nonwhite officers make fewer stops and use less force: Science 

February 16

Criminal Justice, EquityInclusion, Government, Media, News, Quattrone, Research 

The Quattrone Center’s study of 7,000 police officers in Chicago shows nonwhite officers make fewer stops and use less force: Science 

February 16

Criminal Justice, EquityInclusion, Government, Media, News, Quattrone, Research 

The Quattrone Center’s study of 7,000 police officers in Chicago shows nonwhite officers make fewer stops and use less force: Science 

February 16

Criminal Justice, EquityInclusion, Government, Media, News, Quattrone, Research 

Prof. Burbank’s research shows why senior status is not appealing to judges and suggests need for incentives: Bloomberg Law 

February 9

EquityInclusion, Faculty, Media, News, Research, Stephen B. Burbank 

Penn Housing Rights Project’s defense of tenants facing eviction may help slow spread of COVID-19: The Daily Pennsylvanian 

February 9

Coronavirus, EquityInclusion, Media, News, Pro Bono, Public Service, Research, Student Groups 

Prof. Burbank’s research shows why senior status is not appealing to judges and suggests need for incentives: Bloomberg Law 

February 9

EquityInclusion, Faculty, Media, News, Research, Stephen B. Burbank 

Penn Housing Rights Project’s defense of tenants facing eviction may help slow spread of COVID-19: The Daily Pennsylvanian 

February 9

Coronavirus, EquityInclusion, Media, News, Pro Bono, Public Service, Research, Student Groups 

Prof. Burbank’s research shows why senior status is not appealing to judges and suggests need for incentives: Bloomberg Law 

February 9

EquityInclusion, Faculty, Media, News, Research, Stephen B. Burbank 

Penn Housing Rights Project’s defense of tenants facing eviction may help slow spread of COVID-19: The Daily Pennsylvanian 

February 9

Coronavirus, EquityInclusion, Media, News, Pro Bono, Public Service, Research, Student Groups 

Genevieve Tung and Biddle Law Library pave innovative path for the future of legal research education 

February 9

Genevieve Tung is an important part of the Biddle Law Library team that is revamping legal research education.
article archive, Library, Research, Staff 

Prof. Abrams believes ‘national explanations’ are more likely for pandemic crime surge than localized theories: Los Angeles Times 

January 13

Coronavirus, Criminal Justice, David S. Abrams, Faculty, Research 

Judge rules against NYC Art Gallery pandemic loss insurance claim, Penn Law’s CCLT cited: Law360 

December 17

Faculty, Media, News, Research, Tom Baker 

Prof. Balganesh argues against Ninth Circuit’s ‘nutty’ rule prohibiting use of technical experts in software copyright cases 

November 16

Professor of Law Shyamkrishna Balganesh contends that courts should allow technical experts to testify in software copyright cases.
article archive, facultyscholarship, inclusion, Research and Scholarship, Research 

Prof. Blackhawk’s research brings Congressional Petitions Database to the public 

November 2

Professor Maggie Blackhawk has announced that the Congressional Petitions Database has been released for public use.
article archive, Faculty, Government, inclusion, Research 

Distinguished Fellow Strine discusses use of regulation to ensure effective stewardship by institutional investors: CLS Blue Sky Blog 

October 28

Faculty, Media, Publications, Research 

Updates on CTIC’s 1 World Connected project, which seeks to connect underserved communities to the internet: 1 World Connected Newsletter 

October 6

Christopher S. Yoo, CTIC, EquityInclusion, Law and Technology, News, Research 

Prof. Coglianese shows how populist leaders use the law as a ‘scapegoat’ to fuel public disaffection 

October 6

In his recently released paper, “Law as Scapegoat,” Professor Cary Coglianese argues that some populist leaders frame laws and regulations as “the other” in an effort to expand their followings.
article archive, Faculty, facultyscholarship, Featured, Government, Research and Scholarship, Research 

Prof. Fisch challenges use of corporate shareholder agreements as private ordering mechanisms 

October 5

With her pathbreaking paper, Prof. Fisch “offers the first broad-based analysis of shareholder agreements, detailing the scope of issues to which they are addressed and identifying the challenges that they pose for corporate governance.”
article archive, Business, Faculty, facultyscholarship, Research 

Professor Abrams’ research shows substantial drop in crime during COVID-19 pandemic 

September 30

Professor Abrams’ research suggests that criminal activity has dropped substantially, dramatically, and broadly during the COVID-19 pandemic.
article archive, coronavirus, Criminal Justice, Faculty, facultyscholarship, Research 

Prof. Coglianese’s new paper explores why populists find it attractive to blame the law for social conditions that drive public anger 

August 12

Cary Coglianese, Faculty, Law School, News, PPR Affiliates, PPR, Regulation, Research 

Rangita de Silva de Alwis leads research team on institutional allyship as partial fix for sexual harassment: Thomson Reuter 

August 4

Civil Rights, EquityInclusion, Faculty, Human Rights, Media, Research 

Prof. David Hoffman’s new paper shows existing law offers little guidance on contract breaches during a pandemic: Forbes 

August 4

Allison K. Hoffman, Coronavirus, David Hoffman, Faculty, Media, Research 

Is corporate criminal punishment just another cost of doing business? Prof. Sarin explains: The Reg Review 

July 7

Business, Cross Disciplinary, Faculty, Law and Economics, Natasha Sarin, News, PPR Affiliates, PPR, Research 

Prof. Skeel’s new article discusses bankruptcy in the time of COVID-19: Brookings 

July 3

Bankruptcy, Coronavirus, David Arthur Skeel, Faculty, Law School, News, Research 

Quattrone Center Fellow Bocar Abdoulaye Ba’s research aims to address why police complaints aren’t taken seriously: Washington Post 

June 8

pennlawracialjustice, Quattrone, Research 

Prof. Sarin examines how financial institution crime is responding to shifting federal enforcement regime 

March 18

Criminal Law, Faculty, Law and Economics, Media, Natasha Sarin, News, Research 

Research by Prof. Klick suggests that reusable tote bags could help spread COVID-19: New York Post 

March 16

Coronavirus, Cross Disciplinary, Faculty, Jonathan Klick, Media, News, Research 

Prof. Hoffman’s study, “Coin-Operated Capitalism” cited to highlight lack of investor safeguards surrounding cryptocurrencies: Forbes 

February 5

Allison K. Hoffman, David Hoffman, Faculty, Media, News, Research 

Prof. Morse’s op-ed argues that it might make sense to jail addicts in some cases: CW 

December 16

Faculty, Law and the Brain, Media, News, Research, Stephen J. Morse 

Prof. Coglianese co-authors first comprehensive stock-taking of AI and related digital tools by courts and agencies in the US 

December 11

Cary Coglianese, Law and Technology, News, PPR Affiliates, PPR, Research 

New co-authored paper by Prof. Sarin suggests a way for the U.S. government to collect an additional $100 billion a year: CBS News 

November 20

Cross Disciplinary, Faculty, Law and Economics, Media, Natasha Sarin, News, Research, Tax Law 

Prof. Sarin’s co-authored op-ed explores ways the IRS could raise $1 trillion in the next decade: Washington Post 

November 20

Cross Disciplinary, Faculty, Law and Economics, Media, Natasha Sarin, News, Research, Tax Law 

Prof. Sarin found certain Obama-era consumer finance reforms to be effective in wake of Great Recession: Daily Pennsylvanian 

October 30

Faculty, Law and Economics, Media, Natasha Sarin, Research 

Prof. Simmons discusses her research on the regulatory impacts of the World Bank’s ease of doing business ranking: Knowledge@Wharton 

October 16

Beth Simmons, Faculty, Law School, Media, News, Research 

Prof. Galbraith and Beatrix Lu L’20 discuss gender-identity protection provisions in “new NAFTA”: Yale Law Journal Forum 

October 8

Faculty, Jean Galbraith, Media, News, Research, Student Life, Students 

Prof. Morse says the most important question when using neuroscientific evidence is whether it’s legally relevant: Knowable Magazine 

September 3

Faculty, Law and the Brain, Media, News, Research, Stephen J. Morse 

Prof. Sarin’s research on tax reform cited in argument for reducing wealth inequality: Project Syndicate 

September 3

Faculty, Media, Natasha Sarin, News, Research 

New article by Prof. Robinson argues that the criminal justice system should offer public redemption for remorseful criminals: Crime Report 

June 26

Criminal Justice, Faculty, Media, News, Paul H. Robinson, Research 

Prof. Sarin’s research cited in analysis of Sen. Warren’s wealth tax: The New Yorker 

June 17

Faculty, Law School, Media, Natasha Sarin, News, Research, Tax Law 

In op-ed, Prof. Hoffman argues that cryptocoin computer code fails to deliver on promoter claims: Financial Times 

June 17

Allison K. Hoffman, Business, David Hoffman, Faculty, Law and Technology, Media, News, Research 

Prof. Hoffman’s new article lauded as one of the best recent works of health law scholarship: Jotwell 

June 17

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News, Research 

Prof. Dahl’s co-authored article shows growing landscape of IP and technology clinics in legal education 

June 3

Cynthia Laury Dahl, Faculty, IP, IPTC, Research 

Prof. Fisch examines legitimacy of California’s “Women on Boards” statute in the context of the EU’s Centros decision: Columbia Law 

May 30

Business, Faculty, Jill E. Fisch, Legal Writing, Media, News, Research 

Prof. Coglianese’s research credited with informing new Aspen Institute report on shale oil & gas governance 

March 6

Cary Coglianese, Environment, Faculty, Government, News, PPR Affiliates, PPR, Regulation, Research 

Prof. Beth Simmons and Perry World House fellow Michael Kenwick’s op-ed distills their research about impact of border fortification: CNN 

February 1

Beth Simmons, Faculty, Immigration, Media, News, Research 

Prof. Dorothy Roberts’ landmark book “Killing the Black Body” cited in New York Times series on women’s rights 

January 1

Criminal Justice, Cross Disciplinary, Dorothy E. Roberts, Research 

Assoc. Dean Rangita de Silva de Alwis writes on what the mapping of family laws globally reveals: IPS 

August 21

Government, Human Rights, International Comparative, International, Media, Public Service, Research, United Nations 

Prof. McKinley’s article on the administrative state hailed as “watershed piece of scholarship” 

July 25

Administrative Law, Faculty, Government, Maggie Blackhawk, Media, News, Publications, Research 

Research from Quattrone Center cited in NYC Comptroller report highlighted in the New York Times 

January 19

Criminal Justice, Criminal Law, Media, Quattrone, Research 

Prof. Ewald’s research on Penn Law founder James Wilson featured on SCOTUSBlog 

December 8

Faculty, Media, Research, SCOTUS, William Ewald 

Prof. Burke-White among principal investigators at Perry World House awarded Carnegie Corporation grant 

October 18

Awards, Faculty, International, Law School, News, Penn, Research, William W. Burke-White 

Report from Jack Regenbogen L’15 finds legal assistance key factor in eviction outcomes: Denver Post 

September 18

Alumni, Pro Bono, Public Service, Research 

Prof. Sanchirico analyzes minimalist GOP tax reform proposal 

August 16

Chris William Sanchirico, Faculty, Research, Tax Law 

San Francisco Public Defender cites Quattrone Center study in plan to provide attorneys to poor criminal suspects more quickly 

June 27

Criminal Justice, Criminal Law, Media, Quattrone, Research 

Prof. Roberts among inaugural recipients for new Penn SAS integrative global inquiries fund 

June 5

Dorothy E. Roberts, Faculty, News, Penn, Research 

Regulation Fellow Shana Starobin looks to Cuba for sustainability and agroecology in practice 

April 22

Fellowships, News, Penn, PPR, Regulation, Research 

Study from Quattrone Center cited in New York Times coverage of the fight over bail’s fairness 

March 10

Criminal Justice, Criminal Law, Media, Quattrone, Research 

Prof. Morse offers insights on how neuroscience is used in the law on the Ethically Sound podcast 

October 11

Audio, Bioethics, Government, Law and the Brain, Media, Research, Stephen J. Morse 

Quattrone Center studies on cash bail featured in Philadelphia Inquirer 

August 26

Criminal Justice, Criminal Law, Media, Philadelphia, Quattrone, Research 

Prof. Gordon uncovers the history of the separation of church and state 

May 4

Faculty, Legal History, News, Penn, Publications, Research, Sarah Barringer Gordon 

Max Weiss L’16 & Prof. Pritchett author op-ed on public school funding 

May 3

Faculty, Law School, Media, Philadelphia, Research, Students, Wendell Pritchett 

Study from Quattrone Center & UC Berkeley tallies costs of wrongful convictions: San Diego Union-Tribune 

March 9

Criminal Justice, Media, Quattrone, Research 

Jeff Vagle examines how crypto from Google & Apple is not enough: Christian Science Monitor 

October 15

CTIC, Law and Technology, Media, Research 

Nadia Banteka SJD’17 cited in Bloomberg View op-ed: “Russia Confirms the UN’s Irrelevance” 

October 1

International, Media, Research, Students 

The Economist profiles research by Prof. Sarah Barringer-Gordon on church, state & early America 

August 11

Cross Disciplinary, Faculty, Government, Legal History, Media, Regulation, Research, Sarah Barringer Gordon 

Article by Prof. Coglianese called “definitive assessment” of EPA voluntary programs 

April 29

Cary Coglianese, Environment, Faculty, Media, PPR, Regulation, Research 

Confronting the Digital Reality: Producing Visual Advocacy and Scholarship (PVAS) in Law Schools 

December 5

Visual legal advocacy and scholarship (PVAS) are being taught and produced in law schools around the country today and the PVAS Working Group intends to support their expansion.
Documentaries blog, Documentaries, Faculty, production, Research, studentvideos, Video, Visual Advocacy, VLA Production 

#226 Filter Google Image Searches by Usage Rights 

April 14

Need to add some images to a document or presentation? Use Google’s image search filters to find content that you can reuse.
Copyright, Google, How-To, ITS Tips, Research, Search 

#223 New Survey Health Feature in Qualtrics 

April 3

Qualtrics has introduced a new feature that provides an automated summary to gauge the overall effectiveness and impact of your surveys.
How-To, ITS Tips, Productivity Applications, Research, Survey & Research