Upcoming Events
University Commencement
05.16.12, 11:00 AM
Yankee Stadium
Barrister's Ball
05.16.12, 8:00 PM
Inside Battery Gardens (Opposite 17 State Street)
Convocation 2012
05.18.12, All Day
2124 Broadway (Between 74th and 75th Streets)
Press Highlights
5/15/12
"The Narrowing of Tarek Mehanna's Liberties Has Consequences for Us All"
Huffington Post
Author:
Rachel Levinson-Waldman, Brennan Center for Justice
5/15/12
"Trudeau Foundation awards $2.7 million to 15 promising doctoral students"
Businessweek
Featured:
Lisa Kerr
5/15/12
"Michael Sandel Is Wrong on Markets..."
Defining Ideas
Author:
Richard Epstein
5/14/12
"China’s Obsession With Stability Can Come at the Cost of Laws"
New York Times
Expert:
Jerome Cohen
5/14/12
"Next Stop on Jamie Dimon’s Apology Tour: The JPMorgan Shareholders Meeting"
Daily Intel
Expert:
Neil Barofsky '95
5/13/12
"Controversial disbarred attorney suing for return of art work stolen in Holocaust"
Sun Sentinel
Expert:
Burt Neuborne
INFORMATION PRIVACY
Is it a search under the Fourth Amendment if the government asks your phone company for cell-phone data showing your location for the past year? Katherine Strandburg discusses this and other questions raised in her recent work about the interaction between changing technology and privacy rights.
News in Brief
NYU Law hosts Conference on Contractual Innovation
Turkish reforms are the focus of Center for Constitutional Transitions symposium
Sharon Rabin-Margalioth (LL.M. ’96) named dean of Israel's Radzyner School of Law
In new book, Moshe Halbertal looks at sacrifice
Cass Sunstein, head of OIRA, explains gains achieved through cost-benefit analysis of regulation
Jerome Cohen advises activist Chen Guangcheng in negotiations with China
Second annual Law & Banking/Finance Conference examines risk in global financial system
In the New York Times, Kenji Yoshino discusses President Obama’s announcement of support for same-sex marriage.
Dorit Beinisch, just-retired president of Israel's Supreme Court, will visit as a distinguished global fellow and a senior fellow at the Center on Law and Security.
A prominent mayor, a prime minister, and a U.N. under-secretary-general will address the Class of 2012 at NYU Law's J.D. and graduate ceremonies.
Charles Agoos '13 and Laura Reznick '13 have won Peggy Browning Fellowships for their academic excellence and commitment to workers' rights.