Items tagged with Conlaw

News

• Occupy Wall Street Filmmaker Wins First Round in Lawsuit Against Police, NYC
  March 28
  A federal judge refused to dismiss the lawsuit by an activist who was arrested while filming protests in 2011. Now the filmmaker and her legal team will have a chance to investigate the city’s training policies regarding the First Amendment and handling the media.
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  Professor Wolff commissions Zoom-inspired quilt to honor 1L Constitutional Law class
  June 10
  Professor Wolff commissioned a quilt featuring the faces of his students, a unified work of art composed of many discrete and independent parts, like their dispersed but resilient class.
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  Brown and Dangerous: How the Trump Administration Sees Immigrants
  April 30
  Michael Neal
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  India’s Data Protection Bill, 2019 – The beginning of an Orwellian Era
  February 10
  Shreya Tewari
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  Zero-Rated Data: Pay With Rights, Not Money
  January 27
  Maria Sevlievska
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  A Contentious Legislation, Protests and a Regime of Division and Discrimination in India
  December 27
  Raghav Mendiratta and Vibha Mohan
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  Press freedom group expands access to free legal services for documentarians
  June 24
  The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press is launching a new campaign to reach out to documentary filmmakers.