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View AllProf. Lou Rulli explains the connection between civil forfeiture and law enforcement budgets in light of a new report: USA Today
October 20
Civil Rights, Criminal Justice, Faculty, Government, Louis S. Rulli, Media, News, Philadelphia, pressProf. Jasmine Harris explores potential implications of recent Washington state ruling on unconstitutional conditions in prisons: Law.com
October 20
Civil Rights, Conlaw, Faculty, MediaIn an interview, Prof. Jasmine Harris explains why “the best type of guardianship is the one that never happens:” HealthDay News
October 19
Civil Rights, Faculty, Health Law, Jasmine E Harris, Media, NewsIn light of concerns over delayed appointment at EPA, Prof. Cary Coglianese explains why nominations can take time: Bloomberg Law
October 19
Cary Coglianese, Environment, Faculty, Government, Media, PPR, RegulationProf. Kermit Roosevelt explains the Supreme Court’s ‘shadow docket’: PolitiFact
October 18
Faculty, Government, Kermit Roosevelt, Media, SCOTUS2021 Global Institute for Human Rights’ Hackathon aimed to build a more equal and sustainable post-COVID-19 world
October 18
The 2021 Global Institute for Human Rights - Build Back Better focused on generating novel approaches to address human rights challenges during a global pandemic.
Curriculum, Faculty, Featured, Global, Human Rights, International, Law School, LEP, Rangita de Silva de Alwis Prof. Sandy Mayson explains the difficulties of a murder prosecution when the alleged victim’s body hasn’t been found: Crime Junkie
October 14
Audio, Criminal Law, Faculty, Media, podcastHon. Naheed Farid testifies before the Senate Committee on Banking
October 14
Farid is the immediate former Member of Afghanistan Parliament and is a visiting researcher at the Law School this academic year.
Faculty, Global, Government, Human Rights, International, Rangita de Silva de Alwis, Women's Rights Joe Jablonski C’81, L’87 publishes debut novel, A Thing With Feathers, as J. John Nordstrom
October 14
A Thing With Feathers is a work of original literary fiction that explores the nature of the highest love humans are capable of attaining: “soulmate love.”
Alumni, Cross-Disciplinary, Faculty, Featured, Law Review, Law School Adjunct Prof. Fernando Chang-Muy explains the Biden Administration’s DACA proposal
October 13
Adjunct Prof. Chang-Muy explores the past, present, and future of DACA in this Q&A.
Clinics, Faculty, Featured, Global, Government, Immigration, News, Transnational New research on the Economics of Digital Services released by CTIC and The Warren Center for Network & Data Sciences
October 11
The research delves into the role data play in digital platforms’ business strategies and their antitrust implications.