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Prof. Dorothy Roberts Previews ‘Dissecting Project 2025’ Panel Discussion

Penn Carey Law’s Cross-Disciplinary Offerings Build Law Students’ Business Acumen

Cara McClellan GEd’12 Takes Lead in Shaping Criminal Justice Reform as Part of Philadelphia’s Reparations Task Force

Prof. Claire Finkelstein: Selling Bibles ‘Strikes Me As a Profoundly Problematic Mixing of Religion and State’

The Associated Press

Prof. Cary Coglianese: Main Policy Issue with AI Is Balancing the Fast Pace of Innovation with Potential Risks

Prof. Kate Shaw’s Arguments in ‘The Imperial Supreme Court’ Explored

Prof. Dorothy Roberts Named 2024 MacArthur Fellow

The Philadelphia Tribune

Prof. Cary Coglianese Discusses Upcoming SCOTUS Cases Involving Federal Regulatory Agencies 

The Christian Science Monitor

Asst. Prof. of Law Michael Morse C’13 Explains Private v. Public Voting Information

https://www.npr.org/2024/10/04/nx-s1-5129679/can-someone-find-out-whom-you-voted-for-explained

CTIC Research Fellow Giovanna Massarotto: ‘Defining AI Collusion Depends on Consumer Harm and Algorithms’

The Quattrone Center’s Marissa Bluestine Discusses How Prosecutors’ Use of Informants Has Changed

Prof. Anita Allen Discusses Privacy on Podcast

Scientific Sense

Prof. Jennifer Rothman Discusses Potential Federal Laws Regarding Digital Replicas

Penn and the Knight Foundation Announce $10 Million for Center on Media, Technology, and Democracy

Prof. Jill Fisch Discusses the Boundaries Between the FTC, SEC, and Politics

Prof. Kate Shaw Anchors Panel at MSNBC Live: Democracy 2024

Prof. Jill Fisch Discusses the ‘Very Tough Path’ for Regulators to Balance Market and Political Considerations

Adj. Prof. of Law. Sarah Hammer WG’99, L’11: ‘Smart Algorithms, Smarter Investing: How AI-Powered Financial Advice Will Help You’

Prof. Herb Hovenkamp: 2023 Merger Guidelines Would Be Vulnerable in a Second Trump Administration

National Law Journal

Prof. Cary Coglianese Discusses the ‘Achilles’ Heel in the Loper Bright Opinion’

Prof. Claire Finkelstein Discusses Reworked Indictment Against Former President Trump

ARC Justice Clinic Files Amended Complaint Alleging ‘Hostile Environment” for Students of Color and LGBTQ+ Students at Pennridge School District

Prof. Kate Shaw Discusses Supreme Court Amicus Invitations, Which, She Says, Occur ‘Entirely Outside of Any Kind of Public Scrutiny’

National Law Journal

Prof. Claire Finkelstein Emphasizes That Plea Deals Were the Only Realistic Option to Convict Detainees in 9/11 Case at Guantanamo Bay

Distinguished Lecturer Jim Sandman Cautions That Generative AI Could Further Widen Justice Gap

Prof. Cary Coglianese Explores Legal Issues Surrounding Trump’s Sharing of AI Image of Kamala Harris

Prof. Jill Fisch Expresses Concerns That Musk’s Attempt to Revive His $56M Tesla Compensation Could Lead to Endless Corporate Do-Overs

Prof. Paul Heaton’s Study Supports Montgomery County’s Dedication of Resources to Expand Public Defender’s Office

Prof. Herb Hovenkamp Discusses the Impact of Google’s Antitrust Loss on the Search Engine Industry

Wharton Business Daily

Prof. Shelley Welton Discusses ‘What the FERC Is Going On With the Electric Grid’

Commonwealth Club of California Podcast

Prof. Paul Heaton: Montgomery County’s Decision to Approve a Public Defender Staff Infusion Is ‘Historic’

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Prof. David Hoffman Explains Why Disney Would Want Case Moved from Court to Arbitration

New York Magazine

2024 AALL Law Library Journal Article of the Year Award

Prof. Cary Coglianese Says Pennsylvania Is Winnable for Harris Even Without Shapiro on Ticket

Prof. David Skeel Warns of Growing Perception That Insider Dominance Is Leading to Abuses in the Bankruptcy System

Prof. Cary Coglianese Explores What Walz Pick Means for Pennsylvania

Prof. Cary Coglianese: Walz Pick Was a ‘Safe, Smart Choice’

Prof. Herb Hovenkamp Discusses the Government’s ‘Pretty Convincing Story’ Against Google in Antitrust Case

The New York Times

Practice Prof. of Law. Lou Rulli Explains How Pennsylvanians Pay for Disagreements Between the Executive and Legislative Branches

Prof. Cary Coglianese Expects Legal Challenges to President Biden’s Latest Efforts at Student Debt Relief

Prof. Cary Coglianese Explains What Loper Bright Means for Circuit Courts

Prof. Jennifer Rothman Expresses Concern that NO FAKES Act May Be an ‘Overreaction’

Prof. Claire Finkelstein Says the Ethics Portion of President Biden’s SCOTUS Proposal Is ‘The Most Politically Feasible’

Voice of America

Prof. Kermit Roosevelt: ‘Why SCOTUS Term Limits Will Lead to a Fairer Court’

Prof. Kate Shaw Discusses Some of the Biggest SCOTUS Decisions This Year

Why Is This Happening? The Chris Hayes Podcast

Prof. Kate Shaw: Trump Classified-Documents Case Judge Cannon Took a Page ‘Right Out of the Authoritarian Playbook’

The New York Times

Penn Program on Regulation’s 2020 Fact Check on Trump’s Claims Cited in Debate Recap

Profs. Cary Coglianese & Herb Hovenkamp Explain What JD Vance’s Legislative Record Tells Us About U.S. Political Parties Today

Prof. Kermit Roosevelt: ‘Very Clear’ That People Born in the U.S. Are Citizens Under the 14th Amendment

Prof. Claire Finkelstein Discusses How Ex Parte Communications Undermine a Court’s Credibility

Penn Program on Regulation’s 2020 Report Found Trump’s Regulation Claims ‘Exaggerated, Misleading, or Downright Untrue’

The Washington Post

Prof. Kermit Roosevelt Discusses Biden’s Proposed Changes to the Supreme Court

Forbes Newsroom

Prof. Elizabeth Pollman Explains Why We Want Entrepreneurs ‘To Be Able To Take Big Swings’

Prof. Kate Shaw: Trump Immunity Ruling Discards Long-Held Principle That U.S. President Is Subject to the Operation of Law

Foreign Affairs

Prof. Claire Finkelstein Observes That Both Presidential Candidates Are Discussing Unity After Trump Assassination Attempt

Voice of America

Prof. Kermit Roosevelt Discusses the Concept of Judicial Activism

Courthouse News Service

Prof. Cary Coglianese Discusses the Repercussions of the Supreme Court’s Decision Eliminating the Chevron Doctrine

Prof. Kermit Roosevelt Discusses SCOTUS and Project 2025

Recent Supreme Court Decisions Will Affect Law Professors’ Teachings, says Prof. Claire Finkelstein

Prof. Allison Hoffman: The Issue of Emergency Abortion Care Could Make Its Way Back to the Supreme Court

Pennsylvania Record

Prof. Cary Coglianese: ‘The Supreme Court’s Judicial Earthquake Will Shake the Administrative State’

Prof. Claire Finkelstein Explores the Potential Legal Consequences for Trump After Immunity Ruling

Senior Fellow Gus Hurwitz Calls NetChoice Decision a ‘Bumpy Win’ for Free Speech Advocates

Associated Press

Prof. Claire Finkelstein: “SCOTUS’s Immunity Decision will in Time Rank as Among the Court’s Worst Decisions in Its Many-Year History”

Prof. Jill Fisch Explains How the SEC Can Navigate the Loss of Chevron

Prof. Kate Shaw Explores What Immunity Ruling Means In Extreme Scenarios Such As Ordering an Assassination

Prof. Kate Shaw: Immunity Decision ‘A Very Big Win for Former President Trump’

Prof. Claire Finkelstein Emphasizes the Long-Term Significance of Trump Immunity Ruling

ARC Justice Clinic Director Cara McClellan GEd’12 Named to Philadelphia City Council’s Reparations Task Force

The Philadelphia Tribune

Prof. Claire Finkelstein on Trump Immunity Decision: ‘Among the Court’s Worst Decisions in Its Many-Year History’

The Los Angeles Times

Prof. Claire Finkelstein Says Trump Immunity Decision ‘Strikes at the Heart of the Whole Idea of Checks and Balances’

Prof. Claire Finkelstein: SCOTUS Decision on Trump Immunity ‘Flies in the Face’ of Precedent

Christian Science Monitor

Prof. Michael Morse C’13 Discusses the Protection of the Secret Ballot

Prof. Shelley Welton Co-Authors Report on Electric Grid Reliability and Governance

Prof. Jill Fisch Says Exxon Shareholder Case Dismissal Leaves Activist Investors Vulnerable

The Quattrone Center Offers to Assist Ohio County in Launch of Conviction Integrity Unit

Prof. Kate Shaw Discusses Legal Challenges Ahead for Trump & Biden

Pod Save America

Prof. Dorothy Roberts’s Pathbreaking Book Addresses Medical Racism

Quattrone Center Report: Over 90% of Pennsylvania’s Public Defenders Offices Do Not Have Enough Attorneys

Prof. Kate Shaw Discusses the Supreme Court’s Decision to Maintain Availability of Abortion Drug Mifepristone

CTIC Academic Director Gus Hurwitz Explores the Legality of the FTC’s Noncompete Ban

” Kate Shaw Discusses Supreme Court Decisions and Their Impact on Democracy in Latest Podcast Episode”

Strict Scrutiny

Kate Shaw Joins Call for Justice Alito and Justice Thomas to Recuse Themselves Amid Ethics Concerns

Wisconson Examiner

Prof. Jill Fisch Urges Delaware Lawmakers to Exercise Caution When Handling SB 313 Amendments to Corporate Code

Delaware Business Times

Prof. Shelley Welton Offers Perspective on FERC’s Landmark Transmission Planning and Cost Allocation Rule

Prof. Herb Hovenkamp Says Antitrust Suits Against Big Tech Are Likely to Fail & Suggests Another Avenue for Regulators

Jill Fisch Questions Need for Legislative Response Following Moelis Decision on Shareholder Rights

Prof. Dorothy Roberts Discusses the Impact of Structural Racism on the Strength of Black Families

Jill Fisch Critiques Disparity as CEO Pay Increases Three Times Faster Than Worker Wages

Skadden Funds New 1L Pathway Program at Penn Carey Law

The Legal Intelligencer

Penn Carey Law Partners With Skadden on Summer Prep Program

Penn Carey Law Announces Summer Pre-Orientation Program Through Gift from Skadden Arps

Philadelphia Business Journal

Claire Finkelstein Files Amicus Brief in Trump Case, Addressing Legal and Ethical Concerns

Daily Pennsylvanian

Prof. Shelley Welton: ‘An Interconnected Grid Is a Better Grid’

The New York Times

Prof. Shelley Welton Advocates ‘Scenario Planning’ for More Interconnected Electricity Grid

The New York Times

Quattrone Center Report Finds Public Defender Shortage in Nearly Every PA County

Prof. Jill Fisch Highlights Ramaswamy’s Effort to Pressure BuzzFeed into Amplifying Conservative Voices

Brittney Wilson Advocates for Disability Rights and Racial Justice in ABA Spotlight Feature

American Bar Association

Prof. Kate Shaw: Upside-Down Flag Has Both Political and Legal Meaning

Prof. Claire Finkelstein: ‘There May Not Really Be Much to Appeal’ in Trump Hush Money Trial Decision

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