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Law School News from January 4, 2011 to January 4, 2012

1/3/12
"Why has the U.N. been so silent about the U.S. drone program?"

1/3/12
"The Hidden Dangers of the 'Living Wage'"

1/2/12
"China Set to Punish Another Human Rights Activist"

12/31/11
"Voter ID Laws Lead Flurry of New Statutes"

12/31/11
"Rare assembly of full appeals court in NY considers if courtroom closure requires new trial"

12/31/11
"Chief Justice Defends Peers’ Hearing Case on Health Law"

12/30/11
"Engage, don’t isolate"

12/29/11
"A Judge Who Reshaped the Corporate Landscape"

12/29/11
The New York Times calls Judge Arthur J. Gonzalez "A Judge Who Reshaped the Corporate Landscape"

12/29/11
"Flat Tax Hybrid Plans May Add Trillions to Deficit"

12/29/11
"Ballot Access and What’s Really Disenfranchising Voters"

12/29/11
"Bank Capital Levels Not High Enough, Says Barofsky"

12/28/11
"Opinion: NY must keep helping homeowners"

12/27/11
"China: Richer but Repressed"

12/24/11
"South Carolina Voter Law Blocked"

12/23/11
"Judge's billing request attacked"

12/23/11
"Senate Blocks Michael Green's Judicial Nomination"

12/23/11
The Green Bag honors Richard Pildes for exemplary legal writing

12/22/11
NYU School of Law and University of Chile School of Law to become global partners

12/22/11
"Backstory: Bradley Manning Trial"

12/21/11
"EPA announces historic rule to clean or shut coal-burning power plants"

12/21/11
"Court affirms $295 million De Beers settlement"

12/21/11
"3rd Circuit Revives $295 Million Antitrust Settlement With De Beers"

12/21/11
"AT&T finds big-money lobbying, ad efforts don't always pay off"

12/21/11
"Three cheers for new mercury pollution standards"

12/21/11
"Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich’s Hypocrisy on Super PACs"

12/20/11
"President Obama: It’s not too late to reject bad detainee law"

12/20/11
Ronald Dworkin delivers the Einstein Lectures on "Religion Without God" at the University of Bern, Switzerland

12/20/11
"AT&T's lobbying turned back in T-Mobile bid"

12/20/11
"Avoiding the Florida Nightmare in 2012"

12/20/11
"What the Supreme Court might not do to Obama's health care plan"

12/20/11
"Philippines adopts international standards vs torture"

12/20/11
"In Private Enterprise We Trust"

12/19/11
"Among Legal Ranks, Shrugs for Gingrich’s Tough Talk"

12/19/11
Jeremy Waldron publishes “How Law Protects Dignity,” based on his 2011 Sir David Williams Lecture at the University of Cambridge

12/17/11
"Panagis Vartelas’ deportation case headed to Supreme Court"

12/17/11
"DOJ Investigation Findings Renew Calls for Arpaio's Resignation"

12/16/11
"Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac Execs Accused of Fraud"

12/16/11
"Ultimate Fighting Battles For New York Market"

12/16/11
Invited by the court, CACL executive director Anthony Barkow argues before the Second Circuit

12/16/11
"Newt Gingrich Argues 'Dictatorial' Judges Need Political Discipline"

12/16/11
Institute of Judicial Administration event brings Russian delegation to NYU Law

12/16/11
"Fraud Likely Occured at MF Global, Barofsky Says"

12/16/11
"The China Syndrome: The Sequel"

12/15/11
"Camilo Romero: The Advocate"

12/15/11
"Justice Gableman not charged legal fees in ethics case"

12/15/11
"Case of accused Army leaker carries high stakes"

12/15/11
"Pfc. Bradley Manning to appear in court in WikiLeaks case"

12/15/11
"Essex County Freeholders Approve Immigration Detention Contract"

12/15/11
"Big Asian Law Firm Takes Shape"

12/15/11
"Top Photographers Try Looking at Israel From New Angles"

12/14/11
"How Will New Voter Registration Laws Affect 2012 Election?"

12/14/11
"Not your Gingrich’s Supreme Court"

12/14/11
"Is That All There Is? The Occupy Movement"

12/14/11
"Barofsky Blasts Treasury, Obama for Housing Mess"

12/14/11
"Corzine Testimony Possibly Explosive, Barofsky Says"

12/14/11
"Campaign cash finds its way to the courtroom"

12/13/11
"Corzine testifies as Senate probes MF Global"

12/13/11
"How the Cuomo ethics panel work"

12/13/11
Governor Cuomo appoints Mitra Hormozi ’95 to the new Joint Commission on Public Ethics

12/13/11
"Voter Deception Conviction Illuminates the Need for Real, Not False Solutions"

12/13/11
"Bradley Manning didn’t break the secrecy system"

12/13/11
"Two Million Reasons To Start (Or Invest In) A Company Today"

12/13/11
Alexa Rosenbloom ’10 and Peter Barker-Huelster ’12 selected as 2012 Skadden Fellows

12/13/11
"'Huge Disconnect' by MF Executives, Barofsky Says"

12/13/11
"Court to Weigh Arizona Statute on Immigration"

12/12/11
"Health care case adds pressure for cameras in Supreme Court"

12/12/11
"China's Latest Legal Crackdown"

12/12/11
"Obama's Stark Progressivism Gives Voters Choice Of The Century"

12/12/11
"President Ma meets mentor from U.S."

12/12/11
"Populist-in-Chief"

12/10/11
"Analysis: NY gov chooses private deals on policy"

12/9/11
Theodor Meron's new book celebrated at Law School event

12/9/11
"Paracel Islands row 'needs to be settled'"

12/9/11
"Corzine Testimony 'Well Lawyered,' Barofksy Says"

12/8/11
"Barofsky on Corzine Testimony About MF Global"

12/8/11
German Supreme Court cites paper by Franco Ferrari in conflict of laws ruling

12/8/11
"Richard Epstein and John Yoo on Law School Reform"

12/8/11
John P. Steines Jr. (LL.M. ’78) named new author of renowned corporate tax treatise

12/8/11
Professor Adrian Vermeule of Harvard Law School reviews Richard Pildes’ article, "Is the Supreme Court a ‘Majoritarian’ Institution?"

12/8/11
"Corzine could face tough questions from former colleagues on role in leading failed MF Global"

12/7/11
"Why progressive policies always fail"

12/6/11
A law school gathering celebrates Richard Epstein's latest book

12/6/11
"ABA to ask law schools for more extensive job-placement data"

12/6/11
"Study: 60K bad votes tossed in N.Y."

12/6/11
"Thousands of NY Votes Tossed Over Ballot Confusion"

12/6/11
"Eek! Environmental Visionaries!"

12/6/11
"Confusion Led To Thousands Of Tossed Votes Across State, Study Finds"

12/5/11
"New optical-scan voting devices confused New Yorkers and led to tossing of 60,000 votes"

12/5/11
"NAACP warns black and Hispanic Americans could lose right to vote"

12/5/11
"Study Finds Voters Erred Often in Using New Machines"

12/5/11
Milbank Tweed Forum tackles nuclear safety and climate change (VIDEO)

12/5/11
"Medical-Testing Industry Heads to the Supreme Court"

12/5/11
"Enforced Disappearances on the Rise"

12/4/11
"New Obama guidelines not slowing immigration deportations"

12/3/11
"Plaintiffs’ Lawyers in a Bitter Dispute Over Fees in Gulf Oil Spill Cases"

12/3/11
"Tennessee Supreme Court considers new rules for judges"

12/2/11
"2011 Books of the Year"

12/2/11
"New York judge rules in inmate legislative districting case"

12/2/11
"Colorado elections chief doesn't mind hot water"

12/2/11
"Judge Richard Posner mocks attorney with pictures in opinion"

12/1/11
"The NYPD: Making the FBI Look Good"

12/1/11
"A Call to Abolish the FEC"

12/1/11
Seyla Benhabib analyzes clash between democratic sovereignty and international law in Straus Lecture (VIDEO)

12/1/11
"Analysis: Mandatory reporting laws could harm children"

12/1/11
"Greenberg's 'Audacious' AIG Bailout Suits Stretching U.S. Legal Precedents"

11/30/11
"AT&T Needs to Build a T-Mobile"

11/30/11
Linda Silberman testifies on international judgment recognition and enforcement before House subcommittee

11/30/11
NYU Law students play key role in filing claims against the U.N. on behalf of cholera victims in Haiti

11/30/11
"New voting tech innovations for 2012"

11/29/11
"Analysis: NY federal judge an outlier in challenging SEC"

11/29/11
"Between the Covers with John J. Miller: Richard A. Epstein on Design for Liberty"

11/29/11
"Curing the Unemployment Blues"

11/28/11
"AT&T hits wall in bid to boost might"

11/28/11
"China Halts U.S. College Freedom at Class Door"

11/28/11
"Group slams Albany lawmakers for limiting senators' ability to hold public hearings"

11/28/11
"Pact's Benefits in Limbo"

11/27/11
"Secret Fed Loans Gave Banks Undisclosed $13B"

11/27/11
"Election Financing: Paths and Pitfalls"

11/27/11
"Law firm gave advice on elections law it is suing over"

11/27/11
"Sacramento judge's role in divorce of his future wife raises questions"

11/25/11
"Marriage Amendment - a judge's tale"

11/25/11
"Former F.B.I. Chief Asked to Oversee MF Global’s Bankruptcy"

11/25/11
"Raising Awareness of Sex Trafficking, One Lecture at a Time"

11/24/11
"Is Newt Gingrich as smart as he thinks?"

11/23/11
"Alina Das on changing federal immigration laws"

11/23/11
At 2011 Gelatt Dialogue, law scholars examine 100 years of justice in China

11/23/11
"Law's protectors"

11/22/11
"More than half of NY law schools increase bar passage rate"

11/22/11
Philip Alston discusses the Convention on the Rights of the Child in UNICEF podcast series (AUDIO)

11/22/11
Ronald Dworkin receives honorary law doctorate from University of Buenos Aires

11/22/11
"PSU trustees hire former FBI chief for probe"

11/21/11
Lawrence Kaplan gives 2011 Tikvah Public Lecture on Jewish laws of mourning

11/21/11
Milbank Tweed Forum panelists consider "post-racial" America (VIDEO)

11/21/11
"Indianapolis lawyer preparing for the death-penalty trial of his life"

11/21/11
The Emilio Mignone Lecture explores justice and development in the Arab Spring (VIDEO)

11/21/11
"ObamaCare vs. The Commerce Clause"

11/20/11
"The good fight"

11/20/11
"Calls for recusal intensify in health care case"

11/19/11
"Jim Boeheim all in with defense of assistant Bernie Fine"

11/19/11
"Bill Would Allow 9/11 Families to Sue Saudi Arabia"

11/19/11
"UFC's First Amendment path to legalization?"

11/18/11
"State Judge Assures Family Courts Will Be Open to All"

11/18/11
International Criminal Court prosecutor and others analyze importance of prosecutorial independence (VIDEO)

11/18/11
"The Night Wild Horses Came to Manhattan"

11/17/11
"The End Game Lands the N.B.A. in Court"

11/17/11
South Asian Bar Association of Toronto names Sujit Choudhry Practitioner of the Year (VIDEO)

11/17/11
David Kamin '09 to join NYU Law faculty in 2012

11/16/11
"Octogenarian World War Two veteran receives Bronze Star"

11/16/11
"End of Ban Sought"

11/16/11
"Battle Lines Drawn In Ultimate Fighting Vs. NYS"

11/16/11
"In Holder We Trust"

11/16/11
"In Minn. Redistricting Battle, Powerful Players Clash — With Citizens on Sidelines"

11/16/11
Bickel & Brewer Institute holds inaugural national symposium

11/16/11
"Groups Suggest Elena Kagan, Clarence Thomas Should Be Recused from Health Law Challenge"

11/16/11
James Jacobs receives the 2011 IASOC Distinguished Scholar Award

11/15/11
"Ultimate fighters say New York ban violates athletes' rights"

11/15/11
"Zuffa sues to overturn New York ban"

11/15/11
Experts spar over privacy, GPS tracking, and other surveillance technology at the LAA Fall Lecture (VIDEO)

11/15/11
"Misinterpreting the Right to Bear Arms"

11/15/11
"UFC Sues New York: Fighters Have First Amendment Right to Mixed Martial 'Arts'"

11/15/11
"U.F.C. Sues to Lift State Ban on Mixed Martial Arts Fighting"

11/15/11
"How the FDA Violates Free Speech"

11/15/11
"Lawsuit: N.Y. MMA ban unconstitutional"

11/15/11
"UFC Wants To Express Itself In New York"

11/15/11
"UFC files suit against New York State"

11/15/11
Menachem Mautner speaks on Israeli law and politics at the 2011 Gruss Lecture

11/14/11
"Switching Sides: Owners' Lawyer in NFL Lockout, David Boies Signs on With NBA Players"

11/14/11
"US Supreme Court to hear health care law challenge"

11/14/11
Two cases handled by Bryan Stevenson’s public interest law firm now on Supreme Court docket

11/14/11
"Law Professor Takes Aim at Friend-of-Court Filings"

11/12/11
"Not much to celebrate as blind activist turns 40"

11/11/11
"American green card? No thanks"

11/11/11
Symposium on legal needs of transgender community explores multiple aspects of trans experience

11/10/11
"State view: First Amendment protects transparency in Minnesota’s same-sex marriage fight"

11/10/11
"China's Chen Guangcheng: Isolated but not forgotten"

11/10/11
In Hayek Lecture, Judge Robert Smith defines the "Hayekian" judge (VIDEO)

11/9/11
"Border patrol agents use unconstitutional tactics: report"

11/9/11
"Ohio Vote on Labor Is Parsed for Omens"

11/9/11
"Republicans, Democrats Each Using $18M in Taxpayer Funds for Conventions"

11/9/11
"NY immigrant advocates criticize Border Patrol"

11/9/11
"How Consequential is Citizen’s United?"

11/9/11
Derrick Bell, 1930-2011, Remembered

11/9/11
"Opposing view: GPS tracking doesn't need a warrant"

11/8/11
"Report Faults Border Patrol on Bus and Train Searches"

11/8/11
"Maine voters restore Election Day registration"

11/8/11
Lauren Burke ’09 hired as first in-house attorney at the NYAWC

11/8/11
"Three Cheers for Income Inequality"

11/8/11
"China’s Lawyers Under Siege"

11/8/11
"Holder on 'Fast and Furious': Never again"

11/8/11
"Law may not be on Muslims' side in NYPD intel case"

11/7/11
"Glenn Greenwald, Salon Columnist, Former Civil Rights Attorney Talks Obama And Occupy Wall Street"

11/7/11
"Choice and Competition"

11/7/11
"America’s Unnecessary Secrets"

11/7/11
"Experts in police use of force shocked by Oakland video"

11/7/11
"New York courts brace for full force of foreclosure crisis"

11/7/11
"Is Partisan Gerrymandering Unconstitutional?"

11/7/11
"U.S. Attorney in Brooklyn Names New Criminal Chief"

11/7/11
"Can't we all just vote?"

11/7/11
Simon Chesterman appointed the new dean of National University of Singapore Faculty of Law

11/7/11
"Neil Barofsky Discusses FBI Probe Into MF Global"

11/7/11
"Government Transparency Isn’t About 200-Year-Old Books: View"

11/7/11
"Police GPS Device Use Triggers Privacy Clash at U.S. High Court"

11/6/11
"Wall Street’s resurgent prosperity frustrates its claims, and Obama’s"

11/6/11
"$9M richer, informant unmasks himself at NY trial"

11/5/11
"Blind lawyer makes Chinese officials jittery"

11/5/11
"Buying and selling judges"

11/4/11
"MF Global Litigation May Last Years, Barofsky Says"

11/4/11
Ian Haney López delivers this year's Derrick Bell lecture on "Justice Undone: Color Blindness after Civil Rights" (VIDEO)

11/4/11
"Epstein: Income Inequality a Good Thing"

11/4/11
AnBryce scholars organize NYU Law participation in New York Cares Day

11/4/11
Epstein, Hills, Sharkey, and Judge Robert Smith weigh in on National Meat v. Harris (VIDEO)

11/4/11
Health and environmental consequences of “factory farms”

11/3/11
"House Dems urge secretaries of state to protect voting rights"

11/3/11
"Many companies pay $0 in income tax, study finds"

11/3/11
"The Friends and Enemies of SEC Inspector General David Kotz"

11/3/11
"China's Legal Blindness"

11/2/11
Jerome Cohen and Sharon Hom '80 testify before Congress on the plight of Chen Guangcheng

11/2/11
Two events celebrate the life and lasting influence of Derrick Bell

11/2/11
The newly launched Journal of Law cites blog posts by Roderick M. Hills, Jr. and Richard Pildes as examples of "best legal blogging"

11/2/11
Spindle Law Interviews: Neil Barofsky

11/2/11
"Tisch Out of Water: David Tisch Navigates Startupland and Comes Out a TechStar"

11/2/11
"Barofsky on MF Global Allegations Investigation"

11/1/11
"High court case on GPS surveillance could break new ground"

11/1/11
"U.N. Group Warns Of Resurgence Of Mercenaries"

11/1/11
Ronald Dworkin will deliver 'Religion Without God' at the University of Delaware's David Norton Memorial Lecture

11/1/11
Concern Grows Over Plight of Blind Activist Lawyer in China

11/1/11
"Jessica Rosenworcel, Ajit Varadaraj Pai nominated for FCC posts"

11/1/11
"The Shortsighted Keynesians"

11/1/11
"Occidental Petroleum Bankrolled War Crimes, Union Families Say"

10/31/11
"James B. Jacobs on his book Breaking the Devil’s Pact: The Battle to Free the Teamsters From the Mob"

10/31/11
"The Inequality Dilemma"

10/31/11
"Barofsky, Egan, Bove's Own Words on MF Global"

10/31/11
"MF Exposes Risk Volcker Wants to Curb"

10/31/11
"US Supreme Court hears cases on ineffective defense counsel in plea bargains"

10/31/11
"The Minority 40 Under 40"

10/31/11
"New NUS law dean has big plans for school"

10/31/11
Anthony Thompson wins EL Award for tri-state area's most outstanding Latinos

10/31/11
David Malone discusses his latest book, Does the Elephant Dance? Contemporary Indian Foreign Policy (VIDEO)

10/31/11
"Neil Barofsky on Volcker Rule, MF Global"

10/31/11
"Judges Are for Sale — and Special Interests Are Buying"

10/31/11
"Should Congress Pass Obama's Jobs Bill In Pieces?"

10/31/11
"After Unprecedented GOP Effort, New Voting Laws Could Reshape Electorate in 2012"

10/30/11
"Eyes on legality of public financing for Supreme Court candidates"

10/30/11
"Supreme Court to Weigh Effects of Bad Plea Advice"

10/30/11
"Canada’s unequal voters"

10/29/11
"The NLRB hammer and the NBA lockout"

10/28/11
"Judges tackle the rise in election spending"

10/28/11
At the United Nations, Philip Alston discusses stopping reprisals against human rights defenders

10/28/11
National politics and sovereignty are topics of two International Law events

10/28/11
"DOMA Fails Under Any Level of Constitutional Scrutiny"

10/28/11
"This is Edmonton’s big chance to stop getting a dirty deal on federal voting rights"

10/28/11
"SEC Enforcers Frozen Amid Watchdog Probes"

10/27/11
"Drone Knowns and Drone Unknowns"

10/27/11
"A Litigator Known as Columbo With a Law Degree"

10/27/11
"Interest groups flex clout in judicial elections"

10/27/11
New York State Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman '68 calls for major civil legal services effort (VIDEO)

10/26/11
"The Influence Industry: Judicial elections, corporate policies give glimpse into 2012"

10/26/11
"Does U.S. Economic Inequality Have a Good Side?"

10/26/11
"Wrong side of the law"

10/26/11
Richard Epstein squares off with economists on Obama’s Jobs Plan

10/26/11
The Honorable Max M. Kampelman (’45) receives Lifetime Achievement Award from Freedom House at 70th Anniversary Gala

10/26/11
"When Did It Become Legal to Spy on Americans?"

10/26/11
The NYU Journal of Law & Business presents a discussion on challenges faced by in-house counsel

10/25/11
"Obama Wrote Fewer Rules Than Bush, Cost More"

10/25/11
"Perry’s tax plan: What you should know"

10/25/11
Panelists discuss the challenges of offender reentry at the Milbank Tweed Forum (VIDEO)

10/25/11
"Barofsky: TARP Did Not Make Money For US Taxpayers"

10/25/11
"Going Red on Property Rights"

10/24/11
"Barofsky on HARP Expansion, U.S. Housing Market"

10/24/11
Theodor Meron is elected president of the International Criminal Tribune for the former Yugoslavia

10/24/11
Ira Belkin ’82 is named executive director of the U.S.-Asia Law Institute

10/23/11
"Making a Judgment on Love"

10/23/11
"Northern border agents see southern entrants, too"

10/23/11
"GOP candidates would cut federal judges' power"

10/22/11
"Was the law at fault in Chinese toddler tragedy?"

10/21/11
Judge Robert Katzmann of the Second Circuit discusses statutory interpretation in Madison Lecture

10/21/11
Debbie Almontaser, educator and interfaith activist, advocates for tolerance and diversity in the school system

10/21/11
"CBRE Group, Inc.’s Larry Midler Named Corporate Counsel of the Year by the Los Angeles Business Journal"

10/21/11
"A New Birth of Economic Freedom"

10/20/11
"A Search for Subsidized Housing, Simplified"

10/20/11
"After Arrest of Man in Wife’s Death, a Custody Fight"

10/20/11
"Dem strategy aims to boost mail-ins"

10/20/11
"JPMorgan’s Legal Bills Push Industry Tally of Bad Mortgages to $69 Billion"

10/20/11
Beth Simmons and Eric Posner discuss human rights treaties at Rubin Symposium (VIDEO)

10/20/11
"What Really Has Wall Street Worried"

10/20/11
"Lawsky Walks Tightrope as the New Financial ’Cop on the Block’ in New York"

10/19/11
"Winning Is Everything, or So Says a Law Firm"

10/19/11
"Mother's fight to exonerate executed son galvanizes China"

10/19/11
"Herman Cain’s Other Tax Plan"

10/19/11
Arthur Miller and Linda Silberman are featured participants at a national conference exploring the Supreme Court’s two recent decisions on personal jurisdiction

10/19/11
"Democracy in the Teamsters Union"

10/18/11
CCR attorney Sunita Patel discusses racial profiling and stops-and-frisks

10/18/11
"Guild Attorneys Seek Dismissal of 'Occupy Wall Street' Arrests"

10/18/11
Tort reform is the focus at the October 12 Milbank Tweed Forum

10/18/11
"Ontario to get 13 new seats in Commons, officials say"

10/18/11
"B.C., Ontario may get fewer new Commons seats than expected"

10/17/11
A celebration and discussion mark the demise of “don’t ask, don’t tell”

10/17/11
Katherine B. Forrest '90 and Former Alexander Fellow Alison Nathan confirmed to federal bench

10/17/11
"Uneven Stevens"

10/14/11
Richard and Jane Stewart's new book diagnoses U.S. nuclear waste policy failures

10/14/11
"White House Honors 'Champions of Change' in the Law"

10/14/11
"Quebec fears delay new Commons seats for Ontario, Alberta, B.C."

10/14/11
"NYPD goes too far in monitoring Muslims: Neighborhoods could become suspicious and stop cooperating"

10/13/11
"On 'Moneyball' and super PACs"

10/13/11
Deborah Ellis '82 and three others from NYU Law community honored at White House

10/13/11
Theodor Meron discusses accomplishments and future of international tribunals

10/13/11
"The high cost of keeping a secret"

10/13/11
"Google Tax Probe to Focus on Offshore Units"

10/12/11
"Cain's 9-9-9 Plan Has No Chance"

10/12/11
Warren Sinsheimer (LL.M. ’57) honored with Judge Edward Weinfeld Award

10/12/11
"Wall Street Sees ‘No Exit’ From Financial Woes"

10/11/11
"The Woman Who Knew Too Much"

10/11/11
"Hispanic federal judge hopes for more Latino firsts"

10/11/11
"In This Case, a Protest With Focus"

10/11/11
From Stockholm to New York to Abu Dhabi: CHRGJ Highlights Intersections of Gender & Counter-Terrorism

10/11/11
"California's Kafkaesque Rent Control Laws"

10/10/11
"2 American Professors Awarded Nobel in Economic Science"

10/10/11
"Budget cuts constrict lawyers' route to federal jobs"

10/10/11
"Florida Law Tightens Voting Rules, Angers Advocates"

10/10/11
Influential gay rights expert Paula Ettelbrick, an adjunct professor at NYU Law, dies at 56

10/10/11
Samuel Rascoff moderates Forum with CLS Scholar-in-Residence Michael Leiter and ACLU’s Jameel Jaffer

10/10/11
Louis Menendez (LL.M. ’76) is sworn in as an Alaska Superior Court Judge

10/9/11
"Dissenting Often, State’s Chief Judge Establishes a Staunchly Liberal Record"

10/9/11
"Same-day voter registration at issue in Maine"

10/9/11
"The Myth of Voter Fraud"

10/7/11
"Over 12 Years, Schumer Tips Court Balance"

10/7/11
"U.S. lacks oversight in targeted killings, U.N. official says"

10/6/11
In Memoriam: Derrick Bell, 1930 - 2011

10/6/11
"Repatriation Bill to Tax Overseas Profit at 8.75 Percent"

10/6/11
"Wife Who Fired 11 Shots Is Acquitted of Murder"

10/6/11
"Numbers Up, But Mortgage-Relief Effort Still Falters"

10/6/11
"Nursing homes sue over new Medicaid funding formula"

10/5/11
"Dick’s debit-card dud"

10/5/11
"Cain’s 9-9-9 Math Raises Questions on Revenue"

10/5/11
2011-12 Law and Social Enterprise Fellow Paul Rodríguez will research the history of mission-driven, for-profit enterprises in the United States

10/5/11
2011-12 Kauffman Legal Research Fellow Nyasha Pasipanodya ’11 will study healthcare financing in Sub-Saharan Africa

10/5/11
"Foreclosure Crisis Lessons Not Yet Learned"

10/4/11
Director of Tax Policy at the OECD gives Tillinghast Lecture; a tribute to James Eustice

10/4/11
"A Closed-Mouth Policy Even on Open Secrets"

10/4/11
"Mistress' testimony raises questions about jurors' knowledge"

10/4/11
"The Debit Card Stealth Tax"

10/4/11
"Secret Docs Show Foreclosure Watchdog Doesn’t Bark or Bite"

10/4/11
"What a health care ruling could mean to the Supreme Court"

10/3/11
"Study predicts voting laws will change political landscape"

10/3/11
"Judge Allows Trial on Terrorist’s Challenge to Prison Rules"

10/3/11
"Lawyer: NY woman had no choice but to kill husband"

10/3/11
NYU, French climate ambassador hold climate policy roundtable

10/3/11
"On third anniversary, TARP mortgage aid lags"

10/3/11
"Study: States' voter laws may affect 5 million"

10/2/11
"Barofsky on Small Banks, TARP Paybacks"

10/2/11
"New State Rules Raising Hurdles at Voting Booth"

10/2/11
"Shortcut on fracking a huge mistake"

10/1/11
"Letters to the Public Editor: Conflicts and Appearances"

9/30/11
The many available career paths for J.D. graduates was the subject of the latest Milbank Tweed Forum, moderated by Arthur R. Miller

9/30/11
Institute for Justice honors Richard Epstein with inaugural "Champion of the Constitution Award"

9/29/11
"FBI faces entrapment questions over Rezwan Ferdaus bomb plot arrest"

9/29/11
President of European Council appears at Law School for "transatlantic dialogue."

9/29/11
Nobel Prize winner Elinor Ostrom delivers keynote at conference on cultural commons

9/29/11
"Now's The Time To Promote Legal Challenges To Dodd-Frank"

9/28/11
President of Cyprus discusses his divided nation

9/28/11
"Seeking shelter"

9/28/11
"UK tabloid paid spies for scoops"

9/27/11
"Gov. Christie vs. ‘Jersey Shore’"

9/27/11
"Obama’s Climate-Change Hypocrisy"

9/27/11
"Obama’s Jobs Bill: Read It and Weep"

9/27/11
"News Corp. Marketer Used Movie Lessons to Instill Fear in Rivals, Clients"

9/27/11
"Switching Sides from Corporate Work to Plaintiffs Firms"

9/26/11
"Bipartisan agreement: Political spending, political favoritism"

9/26/11
"Corporations Couldn’t Wait to ‘Check the Box’ on Huge Tax Break"

9/26/11
Gordon Brown discusses worldwide economic troubles

9/26/11
Colleague lauds the late Sarah Woo's scholarship

9/26/11
A U.N. video and two books mark José Alvarez’s prolific scholarship on international investment regimes

9/25/11
"Sentencing Shift Gives New Leverage to Prosecutors"

9/25/11
"Debate over GPS devices on suspects' cars spurs 'Big Brother' concerns"

9/24/11
"Battered woman's defense brings mixed results"

9/24/11
"Cleared of Rape but Lacking Full Exoneration"

9/22/11
Public Interest Lecture Series features Marieke Wierda (LL.M. ’97) of the ICTJ (VIDEO)

9/22/11
Margaret Lemos '01 joins Duke Law faculty

9/21/11
"A Conversation With Jonathan Wolfson, CEO of Solazyme"

9/21/11
"U.S. Investigation of News Corp. Is Said to Expand From Hacking to Bribery"

9/20/11
"Families fuming on first day of trial in Amanda Zhao killing"

9/20/11
"The Obama-Buffett Siren Call"

9/18/11
"Murder Trial Hinges on Questions of Domestic Abuse"

9/18/11
"China Crash Victims Prove Obstacle for Sale of New Rail Bonds to Investors"

9/18/11
"Judge Considers Pledge for Jurors on Internet Use"

9/16/11
"SEC Watchdog to Refer Ex-Counsel’s Madoff Work to Justice"

9/16/11
"Mortgage Debacle Costs Banks $66B"

9/16/11
Catherine Sharkey briefs Congressional staff on federalism and preemption

9/15/11
"Is Obamacare Constitutional?"

9/15/11
"Federal Court Weighs Legality of Oklahoma Ban on Sharia Law"

9/14/11
Federal Trade Commissioner Julie Brill '85 delivers Abrams Lecture (VIDEO)

9/14/11
Eyal Benvenisti and Jürgen Basedow join Institute of International Law

9/14/11
Sebastian Omlor (LL.M. '12) wins international notary law prize

9/14/11
James Jacobs's latest book, Breaking the Devil's Pact, is honored at a Law School reception

9/14/11
"Lethal drones strike at our very heart"

9/13/11
"A Decade of Legal Blunders"

9/12/11
"An Imperfect Test of Support for EPA"

9/8/11
"Database Tracks 'Affordable' Units"

9/8/11
Furman Center launches major subsidized housing online database

9/8/11
Chelsea Rosenthal '12 explores legal profession's role in Holocaust

9/8/11
"ISS's Influence on Voting Results: Overstated?"

9/7/11
New translation of Oscar Chase's book appears in Spanish

9/7/11
"A criminal missed opportunity in China"

9/6/11
"Sprint sues to block AT&T's proposed T-Mobile buy"

9/6/11
Adam Samaha to join ranks of NYU Law faculty in fall of 2012

9/6/11
In memoriam: Harry Subin, Professor of Law Emeritus

9/6/11
"U.S. Must ‘Stop Punishing Banks,’ Halt Putback Claims, FBR’s Miller Says"

9/6/11
"Activist: Child of Chinese lawyer denied education"

9/5/11
"Making Interpol Relevant Again"

9/3/11
"Barofsky on Possible U.S. Lawsuit Against Banks"

9/3/11
"New Tack in Extortion Case"

9/2/11
"Obama decides against tougher ozone standards"

9/2/11
"U.S. Said to Prepare Mortgage Lawsuit Against BofA, JPMorgan"

9/2/11
"Appeals court judge Ginsburg to take post at NYU"

9/2/11
"AT&T/T-Mobile: Will consumer intuition prove correct?"

9/1/11
"AT&T, Cerberus, Primary Global, BofA, Pfizer in Court News"

9/1/11
Douglas H. Ginsburg, judge on D.C. Court of Appeals for 25 years, to join NYU Law faculty in January 2012

9/1/11
"T-Mobile Antitrust Challenge Leaves AT&T With Little Recourse on Takeover"

8/31/11
"WEAC seeks Prosser recusal"

8/31/11
Search for new executive director of Center on Law and Security begins, as Karen Greenberg steps down

8/30/11
"Practical Responses to the New French Arbitration Law"

8/29/11
"Labor Board’s Exiting Leader Responds to Critics"

8/29/11
Renovated 22 Washington Square North installs green wall and receives LEED certification

8/29/11
"A self-inflicted casualty after 9/11"

8/29/11
"New NLRB Rule Requires Posting of Workers' Right to Organize"

8/28/11
"Reshaped by 9/11: Fred Alger Management"

8/26/11
"Chinese police 'to detain suspects without telling families'"

8/25/11
David Garland's provocative book has garnered more plaudits

8/24/11
"Money Is Now at Fore of Strauss-Kahn Case"

8/24/11
"Voters ask judge to throw out prison-redistricting suit"

8/24/11
"Do Prosecutors Always Dig Up Dirt on an Accuser?"

8/24/11
For newly arrived LL.M. students from abroad, an unvarnished view of the U.S. civil justice system

8/22/11
"Fed Loans Needed More Oversight, Barofsky Says"

8/22/11
"Obama gave America 'reality check' instead of change"

8/22/11
"Crisis of Confidence: How Washington Lost Faith in America's Courts"

8/21/11
"Judge Doug Pullen's 'Gifts': Records reveal judge directed millions to Mercer and Morehouse, gained recognition"

8/21/11
"Housekeeper’s Lawyer Says He Will Seek a Special Prosecutor"

8/20/11
"Concussion Suit Seeks Better Health Monitoring"

8/19/11
"U.S. to halt deportations for many"

8/19/11
NYU Law among top three partner-generating schools nationwide, according to study

8/18/11
"Analysis: Lawyers' letter spells more bad news for Murdoch"

8/18/11
"Bill Puts Ethics Spotlight On Supreme Court Justices"

8/18/11
"4 Mass. banks get $18m from US"

8/17/11
"Reluctance to Trim Business Tax Breaks Dims 1986 Repeat Chances"

8/17/11
"Women face difficulties staying, moving up in the workforce due to work-life balance and kids"

8/17/11
"Fannie-Freddie, News Corp., China Banks, Samsung: Compliance"

8/16/11
"Google Patent Trove May Rival Apple’s After Motorola Deal"

8/16/11
"Governor Cuomo Signs New Ethics Laws"

8/16/11
"Personal Notes on Lawyers"

8/15/11
"Google's Motorola Phone Bid May Survive U.S. Regulatory Scrutiny"

8/15/11
"Slim Near Victory as Mexico’s Record $1 Billion Antitrust Case Loses Steam"

8/14/11
"Case of state-sponsored extortion harms China's progress"

8/13/11
"Prosser's recount got ample funding"

8/11/11
Jeremy Waldron is elected a Fellow of the British Academy

8/10/11
"The need for super accountability"

8/10/11
"The Case That Makes a Lawyer's Life Meaningful"

8/9/11
"Nuclear Waste Piles Up—in Budget Deficit"

8/8/11
"Ai Weiwei Breaks Media Silence; Talks Detention On Twitter"

8/8/11
"Judges Acquit More Often Than Juries"

8/6/11
"Criminal Mortgage Probes Fizzle Out"

8/5/11
"Where Do Partners Come From?"

8/4/11
"High Tech, Low Pay: Let the Workers Behind Our Electronics Be Heard"

8/4/11
"ABA members to hear from Justice Breyer"

8/4/11
From Haiti, Greger Calhan ’12 reports on efforts by NYU Law students and alumni to protect human rights

8/4/11
"La locura como arma de defensa legal"

8/1/11
"Boies will be Boies: WSJ Interviews 70-year-old Trial Lawyer"

8/1/11
"Neil Barofsky on U.S. Debt Compromise, Approval Outlook"

8/1/11
"Immigrants deserve equal access to the courts"

7/31/11
"Peter King's reckless claim of al-Shabaab's menace to the US"

7/29/11
"Old accusations against News Corp. in U.S. could get new scrutiny"

7/29/11
"The Silent Majority: China's Other Lawyers"

7/28/11
"Bailout Watchdog Says Homeowners Shortchanged"

7/28/11
"U.S. Debt Ceiling, Deficit Negotiations, Geithner"

7/27/11
"Analysis: News Corp says Harbottle law firm bungled inquiry"

7/27/11
"Washington Follows Path to Credibility Downgrade: Neil Barofsky"

7/27/11
Amedeo Arena (LL.M. '10) wins award for article on E.U. law

7/26/11
"No Longer the Perfect Victim? Nafissatou Diallo Defends Herself"

7/25/11
"Debt Drama Blocks Out Big Picture on Credit"

7/25/11
"NAACP head likens voter ID measures to Jim Crow"

7/25/11
"The Norway Attacks Reveal the Parallels Between Islamists and Islamophobes"

7/25/11
"U.S. Debt Ceiling, Deficit Talks, Downgrade Risk"

7/22/11
"Traffic law, drunken driving deportations increased; criminal immigrants forced to leave US"

7/22/11
"The Norway Attacks: Who is Abu Suleiman Al Nasser?"

7/22/11
CHRGJ releases pioneering report about counterterrorism's impact on women and sexual minorities

7/22/11
"How Will the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau Police U.S. Businesses?"

7/22/11
"China hails Canada decision to extradite fugitive"

7/21/11
"Democrats, Republicans submit plans for remapping districts"

7/21/11
NYU Law mourns the untimely death of Sarah Woo

7/21/11
"A Response to Frédéric Mégret"

7/20/11
"NY budget director says pay raises for judges unaffordable"

7/19/11
"Google Antitrust Reviews Said to Be Split by Two U.S. Agencies"

7/19/11
"Attack Suspect Battles Own Lawyers"

7/19/11
"Employers Criticize Proposal to Speed Union Votes"

7/18/11
"What Brooks Severance Buys Murdoch"

7/18/11
"Memphis lawyer Arnold Perl is the lead witness against proposed NLRB rules"

7/18/11
"Sweeping US financial reform law stuck in congressional wrangling"

7/18/11
"A loss for 'We the people'"

7/17/11
"Feds, states in dispute over court interpreters"

7/14/11
"BoNY releases expert reports backing $8.5bl BofA MBS deal"

7/14/11
"Courting Disaster: Justice can't be a budget bargaining chip"

7/14/11
"Early Stages Of Terrorism Probes Remain Controversial"

7/13/11
"Would looser environmental regulations help the economy?"

7/13/11
"Grover Norquist said the economy has grown or been damaged by capital gains tax changes"

7/13/11
"SEC Issues Final Rules on Whistleblower Protections and Bounty Program"

7/12/11
"Taiwan Touts Gains from Beijing Links"

7/12/11
Work of Philip Alston provides major basis for landmark ruling by Europe’s top human rights court

7/12/11
"Calls Mount to Investigate Bush Era Officials for Torture"

7/11/11
"Hanging On to Houses"

7/11/11
"The President’s Executive Order on Improving and Streamlining Regulation"

7/11/11
"On Heels of News of the World Closure, A Look at Newspaper Ethics at Home"

7/11/11
Sara Zier '10 wins Soros Justice Fellowship

7/11/11
"What Is Truth?"

7/11/11
"‘Madness Abounds’ as Fake Candidates Confuse Wisconsin Recalls"

7/11/11
"Affaire DSK: «Il y a les faits et il y a la vérité judiciaire»"

7/11/11
"As Government Nears Accord With Banks, Questions Swirl Over Scope Of Investigation"

7/10/11
"Stop the jet bashing"

7/10/11
"Unusual legal skirmishes mark Strauss-Kahn case"

7/9/11
"Surprising Tax Lessons From John Edwards's Indictment"

7/8/11
"NYU Law Building Sets Sights on LEED Platinum"

7/8/11
CHRGJ helps launch new website devoted to human rights impact of business activities

7/8/11
In memoriam: Howard L. Greenberger '54, professor emeritus

7/7/11
"Clearing Up Health Care Choices"

7/7/11
"For DA, Strauss-Kahn accuser, case of frayed trust"

7/7/11
"Lessons From the Crisis"

7/7/11
"HAMP: Obama Administration Makes Anti-Foreclosure Program More Generous To Jobless [Update]"

7/7/11
"Cross-strait partners on crime"

7/6/11
"In Somali terror suspect’s case, administration blends military, civilian systems"

7/6/11
"Obama’s Gitmo Breakthrough"

7/6/11
"Federal Judge Holds Financial Fate of Wilpon and Katz"

7/6/11
Sujit Choudhry to join NYU Law faculty

7/5/11
"Roger Clemens drug trial starts this week"

7/5/11
"After a Bitter Battle, a Quiet End"

7/5/11
"Invoke the 14th -- and end the debt standoff

7/4/11
"Is Torture In America's Future As Well As In Our Country's Past?"

7/3/11
"New voting machines are coming, but Oklahoma voters may not notice a difference"

7/1/11
"Asia by the Back Door"

7/1/11
"ICE audits disproportionately target lower-income workers, say immigration experts"

7/1/11
"Geithner Exit Would Be a `Blow' for U.S. Treasury"

6/30/11
"Prosecutors in the Boardroom"

6/30/11
"The FBI's synagogue bomb plot"

6/30/11
"States vs. Feds: Obama Administration Scores a Win on Health Care Reform"

6/30/11
"Fannie Mae Silence on Taylor Bean Opened Way to $3 Billion Fraud"

6/29/11
"Kudos to Lynch for voter ID veto"

6/28/11
"After Rajaratnam, Will Things Really Change on Wall Street?"

6/28/11
"New rule takes aim at judges and their campaign supporters"

6/28/11
Rush Atkinson '10 publishes article on Fourth Amendment in Georgetown Law Journal

6/28/11
Brennan Center publishes new book on government regulation of campaign finance

6/28/11
"Speech Rights Triumph as Court Limits Power"

6/27/11
"High court strikes down Ariz. campaign finance law"

6/27/11
"Lessons From The 2008 Financial Crisis"

6/27/11
"Supreme Court: 'Video Games Qualify for First Amendment Protection'"

6/27/11
"Supreme Court Favors Free Speech, Free Markets"

6/24/11
"Charity Goes Mobile to Appeal to Young"

6/24/11
"Citizen Kushner"

6/24/11
"Do Commentators and Congress Treat All of the WPR as Law: The 60-Day Clock, Again"

6/24/11
"Campaigning for Change in Mexico"

6/24/11
"China's Shame Over Ai Weiwei"

6/24/11
"The war on terror: Obama-style"

6/24/11
"Drug Industry Wins In 2 Supreme Court Rulings"

6/24/11
"Justice: Cash taints process"

6/23/11
"Ai Weiwei released on probation under 'depressing' conditions"

6/23/11
Clayton Gillette publishes new book

6/23/11
"Freed China dissident artist Ai under restrictions"

6/22/11
"Three States Short of a Secure Community"

6/22/11
"Mortgage Counseling: HUD Should Do More Than 'Incorporate by Reference'"

6/22/11
"Wall Street Law Firm Looks Ahead to Life After an Icon"

6/21/11
"Border Police Must Release Arrest Statistics From New York Area"

6/21/11
"Paul Allen, Ex-Mortgage CEO, Sentenced To Prison For $3B Fraud"

6/21/11
"Walmart sex discrimination class action thrown out"

6/21/11
"N.L.R.B. Rules Would Streamline Unionizing"

6/21/11
"Business as Usual on Steroids: The Obama Administration Doubles Down on the War on Terror"

6/21/11
Deputy Labor Secretary Seth Harris '90 gives keynote at NYU Law's 64th annual Conference on Labor

6/20/11
"La oposición necesita recursos para enfrentarse a un gobierno"

6/20/11
"Banks tap fund to repay TARP"

6/19/11
"More states require ID to vote"

6/17/11
Richard Pildes considers 60-Day Clock provision of the War Powers Resolution

6/17/11
"We're on a road to reform"

6/16/11
"Qaeda Selection of Its Chief Is Said to Reflect Its Flaws"

6/15/11
"Ethics bill has troublesome exceptions, legal experts say"

6/15/11
"White House Defends Continuing U.S. Role in Libya Operation"

6/14/11
"David C. Baldus, 75, Dies; Studied Race and the Law"

6/14/11
Remembering Dean Emeritus Norman Redlich (LL.M. '55)

6/13/11
AILA Presents Professor Nancy Morawetz with the 2011 Elmer Fried Excellence Award

6/13/11
"Senate Passes Public Integrity Reform Act Of 2011"

6/13/11
"New FBI investigative guidelines raise concerns"

6/13/11
"Neil Barofsky on TARP, SIGTAP, IGS, Elizabeth Warren and Too Big to Fail"

6/11/11
"Banks getting bailout relief"

6/10/11
"Is Alabama's new illegal immigration law really the toughest?"

6/10/11
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano discusses counterterrorism challenges (VIDEO)

6/10/11
International Tax Program forms Practice Council

6/9/11
"Hudson Institute Launches Center Focusing on Economic Impact"

6/9/11
"The scary prosecution of John Edwards"

6/9/11
"Big Banks Penalized for Performance in Mortgage Modification Program"

6/8/11
"New Law on Ethics May Face Challenge"

6/8/11
Robert Bauer to become Senior Fellow and Adjunct Professor

6/8/11
Eric Schwartz '85 named dean of the University of Minnesota’s Humphrey School of Public Affairs

6/7/11
"ObamaCare's Next Constitutional Challenge"

6/7/11
Oren Bar-Gill receives American Law Institute's Young Scholars Medal (VIDEO)

6/7/11
“Dan Rather Reports: Barofsky”

6/6/11
"A new way to measure human rights may revolutionize global advocacy"

6/6/11
Adam Cox to join NYU Law faculty

6/6/11
"Court's dynamic NY duo

6/3/11
"Cuomo and Legislative Leaders Strike Deal on New Ethics Rules"

6/3/11
"Barofsky Interview on Goldman Sachs"

6/2/11
Immigrant Rights Clinic secures permanent residency for Bangladeshi man after seven-year battle

6/2/11
"The X's and O's of Football's Offseason of Discontent"

6/1/11
"Alito owned stock, voted in case with Disney's ABC"

6/1/11
"A new way to measure human rights may revolutionize global advocacy"

5/31/11
Philip Weiser '94 named dean of the University of Colorado Law School

5/31/11
"Realty Check: To Buy or to Rent?"

5/31/11
"S.E.C. Case Stands Out Because It Stands Alone"

5/31/11
"Dominique Strauss-Kahn unlikely to do deal - lawyers"

5/31/11
"Reforms? What Reforms?"

5/30/11
"A Post-9/11 Registration Effort Ends, but Not Its Effects"

5/29/11
"Debate over judge's sexual orientation not likely to affect Prop. 8 case"

5/27/11
"Judge Strikes Down Wisconsin Collective Bargaining Ban Citing Violation of Open Meetings Law"

5/27/11
"Madoff's Curveball"

5/27/11
"Texas to require photo identification from voters"

5/26/11
Kenji Yoshino elected to Harvard University's Board of Overseers

5/26/11
"TARP - Neil Barofsky Interview"

5/26/11
"Conviction of Lawyers in Tax Shelter Case Seen as Deterrent"

5/25/11
"Sexual assault legal experts mobilize in Haiti"

5/25/11
"Did CA same-sex marriage foes undermine own case?"

5/25/11
"The 'Fair' Trade Delusion"

5/24/11
NYU Law Convocation speakers include top corporate lawyer and world leader

5/24/11
"Every Child Deserves a Second Chance"

5/24/11
"Jeb Bush Champions School Choice During Bradley Prize Ceremony"

5/23/11
"NY Prosecutor Promoted"

5/23/11
"A consistent 'bare-knuckles' strategy in a mix of cases"

5/23/11
"Affirmative Action and Public Opinion"

5/23/11
"Report Documents Fake Terror Threats Concocted by FBI and NYPD"

5/23/11
"Steady Decline in Major Crime Baffles Experts"

5/23/11
Three days, three lectures: Jeremy Waldron delivers Hamlyn Lectures in England

5/23/11
"Use of Informants in Terror Cases May Create Entrapment, NYU Report Claims"

5/22/11
"Local task force fights terrorism on many fronts"

5/22/11
"Monday appeal for Fort Dix Five"

5/21/11
"States Toughen ID Rules for Voters"

5/21/11
"Rana trial to highlight new law specialty: Defending alleged terrorists"

5/20/11
"Opposing Views of Court’s Ruling on Class Actions"

5/19/11
"Defending the Innocent"

5/19/11
"Jacoby & Meyers' Newest Fight: Helping Nonlawyers Own Law Firms"

5/18/11
Gráinne de Búrca to join NYU Law faculty

5/18/11
"New Sharkey Preemption Article"

5/18/11
"Strauss-Kahn may attempt a consensual sex defense"

5/18/11
"Shahawar Matin Siraj, Newburgh 4 and the Fort Dix 5: All Lured Into Terror Plot By Overzealous FBI Informants, New Report Claims"

5/18/11
"Abusing Immigration Law to Target Muslims"

5/17/11
"The end of NSEERS, one of the most contentious post-9/11 national security programs"

5/17/11
"Le processus judiciaire qui attend DSK"

5/16/11
"THE DOUBLE GAME"

5/16/11
"Miami Imam Will Plead Not Guilty to Aiding Terror Group, Lawyer Says"

5/14/11
"NYC Terrorism, Or Hate Crimes? FBI And NYPD See It Two Ways"

5/14/11
"Florida Men Accused of Supporting Pakistani Taliban"

5/14/11
"In Prison Reform, Money Trumps Civil Rights"

5/13/11
"Terror Trials in State Court: Pluses and Minuses"

5/13/11
CHRGJ releases report on farmer suicides, human rights, and agrarian crisis in India

5/13/11
"Taiwan, China and the United States: a Complicated Triangle"

5/13/11
"Voting Rights Under Attack"

5/12/11
"Cover Story: Is the FBI Up to the Job 10 Years After 9/11?"

5/12/11
Healy Lecture examines punitive damages in maritime law (VIDEO)

5/12/11
"Microsoft Antitrust Agreement Spurred Innovation, U.S. Says"

5/12/11
"The Galleon Legacy: White-Collar Wiretaps"

5/12/11
"Hedge fund manager guilty of insider trading"

5/12/11
"Legends of the Legal Academy"

5/12/11
"Wiretaps Helped Get Hedge Fund Manager Convicted"

5/12/11
"Secret Cash Dominates in State Court Races"

5/11/11
Jeffrey Fagan discusses “Profiling and Consent” at the Hoffinger Criminal Justice Forum

5/11/11
"Liberal Judges Won't Defect from Obama Administration's Misinterpretation of Commerce Clause"

5/11/11
"'Every 30 Minutes': Crushed by Debt and Neoliberal Reforms, Indian Farmers Commit Suicide at Staggering Rate"

5/11/11
Jerome Bruner's seminal book on education celebrated at 50th anniversary event

5/11/11
Center for Human Rights and Global Justice hosts eighth annual Emerging Human Rights Scholarship Conference

5/10/11
"A New AUMF"

5/10/11
"2012 battlefield: The Supreme Court"

5/10/11
"Osama’s Dead, But Congress Wants a Wider War"

5/10/11
Senior Emile Noël Fellows Armin von Bogdandy and Franz Mayer discuss E.U. government model (VIDEO)

5/9/11
"Killing OBL Was Legal, Ctd"

5/9/11
Three NYU Law students receive Peggy Browning Fellowships to pursue public interest labor law work

5/9/11
"Where is Ai Weiwei?"

5/9/11
"Targeted killings a rights concern"

5/6/11
"Author of The Torture Papers Says Coercion Not Crucial, Part I"

5/6/11
American Muslims Still Live in a Climate of Hate

5/6/11
"Author of The Torture Papers Says Coercion Not Crucial, Part I"

5/5/11
"Was bin Laden's killing and burial legal?"

5/5/11
"Interview with Amna Akbar about a recent CHRGJ Report "

5/5/11
"U.S. Muslims hope for better days, but one report indicates these could still be far off"

5/5/11
Alina Das '05 to be assistant professor of clinical law

5/5/11
Institute for Policy Integrity co-hosts event on economic incentives and conservation (VIDEO)

5/5/11
"Google courts professors about antitrust"

5/4/11
"Did Torture Lead Us To bin Laden?"

5/4/11
Brennan Center for Justice examines accountability after Citizens United

5/4/11
Bryan Stevenson wins major Ford Foundation award for work on social issues

5/4/11
"Noam Chomsky Column"

5/4/11
"How the Hunt for Bin Laden Made U.S. Muslims and Immigrants Threats"

5/4/11
"Repeal Title IX"

5/3/11
CHRGJ examines accountability for rendition and secret detention through litigation in Africa

5/3/11
"Bin Laden on New York in His Own Words"

5/3/11
"No obvious replacement to succeed bin Laden as al Qaeda's leader"

5/3/11
"Bin Laden on New York in His Own Words"

5/3/11
"Gay Calif. judge now the focus in same-sex marriage fight"

5/2/11
"How Osama bin Laden perverted US justice"

5/2/11
"FTC Said To Be Prepping Google Probe"

5/2/11
"How Osama bin Laden perverted US justice"

5/2/11
"A deathblow to al Qaeda?"

4/29/11
John Wood '11 publishes article on major environmental case just as it reaches Supreme Court

4/28/11
Law School honored for work with public-service organization

4/28/11
"Two Antitrust Watchdogs Go at It"

4/28/11
"Richard Epstein on labor law, the 'menace' of the NLRB, and Boeing"

4/28/11
"Mosque in Zone Fight"

4/28/11
Geoffrey Miller's new book examines structural roots of financial crisis

4/27/11
Law School mourns passing of James Eustice

4/27/11
"New York cop sues building owners for face bite"

4/27/11
"Wall of silence"

4/27/11
"Nobel Laureate Mohamed ElBaradei on his book The Age of Decption: Nuclear Diplomacy in Treacherous Times"

4/26/11
U.S.-Asia Law Institute fellow Li Ling discusses judicial decision-making in China and its implications

4/26/11
"Patent deformation: US Congress sails into dangerous waters"

4/26/11
Nobel Peace Prize winner Dr. Shirin Ebadi discusses her new book, The Golden Cage, at the Center on Law and Security

4/26/11
"New briefs back banks fighting MBIA restructuring"

4/26/11
"The Republican Threat to Voting"

4/26/11
"The White House vs. Boeing: A Tennessee Tale"

4/26/11
Andrew Herman ’10 wins human rights writing competition

4/25/11
Ezekiel Emanuel's class gives students firsthand glimpse into health care reform

4/25/11
"Law Firm Drops Defense Of DOMA"

4/25/11
"WikiLeaks on Gitmo Prisoners"

4/25/11
"In Gitmo Opinion, Two Versions of Reality"

4/25/11
Karen Bradshaw to be Law School’s inaugural Koch-Searle research fellow

4/25/11
"Senate’s Biggest Scandal Doesn’t Involve Sex: Michael Waldman"

4/25/11
David Deng '10 and Sylwia Wewiora '11 present at International Conference on Global Land Grabbing

4/25/11
Smita Narula presents research at Princeton and Yale conferences

4/25/11
"Law Firm Won’t Defend Marriage Act"

4/25/11
"A Report Card on New York's Civic Literacy"

4/25/11
"Military Documents Detail Life At Guantanamo"

4/25/11
"A Regulator Moves Postcrisis to Expand Power Over Wall St."

4/22/11
Chris Jung ’11 wins first prize in the American Bar Association Business Law Section Mendes Hershman Student Writing Contest

4/22/11
"Labor Board Case Against Boeing Points to Fights to Come"

4/21/11
"Lawsuit worries prompted reversal on college tuition for illegal immigrants"

4/21/11
"Bringing transparency to Maryland elections"

4/20/11
"Juvenile Killers in Jail for Life Seek a Reprieve"

4/20/11
"Vermont Yankee Power Plant"

4/20/11
"The option value of not drilling for oil"

4/20/11
Joint Straus/Tikvah Fellow Gary Anderson examines religion and charity in Gruss Lecture (VIDEO)

4/20/11
Marcel Kahan and Geoffrey Miller elected fellows of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences

4/20/11
"Big Brothers: Thought Control at Koch"

4/19/11
NYU Law's Order of the Coif chapter inducts Thomas Brome '67 as honorary member

4/19/11
"Rajaratnam's Defense Rests Without Defendant Taking Stand in Insider Case"

4/18/11
Federal circuit judges hear student arguments in final Marden Moot Court round

4/18/11
"Did AARP Sell Out Seniors?"

4/18/11
"How meaningful is the 'family of four' tax stat?"

4/18/11
"As Court wraps arguments, decisions pile up and David Boies returns"

4/18/11
NYU School of Law beats Columbia for the third year in a row in tenth annual Deans' Cup

4/18/11
"A counterproductive fee"

4/18/11
In podcast interview, Norman Dorsen recalls highlights of half-century at NYU Law (AUDIO)

4/16/11
"Peculiar Institution: America's Death Penalty in an Age of Abolition"

4/15/11
"Gulf Oil Spill: Some Workers Lost In Claims Process"

4/15/11
Samuel Estreicher and Jerome Cohen hold a discussion on human rights in China (VIDEO)

4/15/11
U.S.-Asia Law Institute hosts the National Taiwan University for a conference on criminal justice and the constitutional court in Taiwan (VIDEO)

4/15/11
"Congress ‘May Want’ to Review Antitrust Overlap, Varney Says"

4/14/11
"Proibição do comércio de armas gera polêmica em todo o mundo" (VIDEO, portion in English)

4/14/11
Immigrant Rights Clinic wins cases for lawful permanent residents facing deportation

4/14/11
Koscuisko-Morizet and experts discuss mobilizing international finance to combat climate change

4/13/11
"Notable & Quotable"

4/13/11
"Poll: NY voters lack knowledge of Constitution"

4/12/11
Eleanor Fox profiled in Global Competition Review

4/12/11
Catherine Sharkey is awarded a fellowship by the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation

4/12/11
A busy spring for the Center on the Administration of Criminal Law

4/12/11
"Private Manning’s Humiliation"

4/11/11
"Analysis: Discrimination case may not go all Wal-Mart's way"

4/11/11
Former Fritz Alexander Fellow Alison Nathan nominated for the U.S. District Court by President Obama

4/11/11
"Ai Weiwei And Dissent In China"

4/11/11
"Over a barrel? Meet White House gun policy adviser Steve Croley"

4/11/11
"Op-Ed: 9/11 Military Trial Better Than None At All"

4/11/11
New NYU Law graduates to embark on wide range of public interest fellowships

4/10/11
"'A Thousand Times More Fair: What Shakespeare’s Plays Teach Us About Justice': A book review"

4/10/11
"In Federal Court, a Docket Number for Global Terror"

4/8/11
Colleagues offer tributes to Joakim Dungel, (LL.M. ’07), killed in Afghanistan

4/8/11
Michael Danilack (LL.M. '90) gives KPMG lecture

4/8/11
Ronald K. Noble delivers the keynote speech at the annual Black, Latino, Asian Pacific American Law Alumni Association spring dinner 2011

4/8/11
"It's Panda-monium!"

4/8/11
"Even at Guantanamo, a 9/11 trial can serve justice"

4/7/11
"A Single Thread to Unravel the Quilt of Chinese Human Rights Abuses"

4/7/11
Annual Survey of American Law honors Cass Sunstein

4/6/11
NYU Law Revue riffs on West Side Story

4/6/11
Symposium for 25th anniversary of committee on women in New York courts includes Gloria Steinem

4/6/11
"Hearing ends with no decision on NFL lockout dispute"

4/6/11
"Al Qaeda expands presence in Yemen amid unstable government"

4/5/11
Jerome Skolnick's criminology scholarship honored at Hoffinger Criminal Justice Forum (VIDEO)

4/5/11
"How to lose friends in Washington: Be TARP cop"

4/5/11
"Retiring Chief Bankruptcy Judge Gonzalez Going to NYU"

4/5/11
"Wisconsin Union Law’s Future May Hinge on High Court Election"

4/4/11
"Nasdaq's NYSE Euronext bid may face antitrust hurdle"

4/4/11
Robert Howse wins Global Policy Journal’s Best Article Prize for 2010

4/3/11
Arthur J. Gonzalez, chief judge of bankruptcy court in New York, to become senior fellow at NYU Law in 2012

4/3/11
"Israel Grapples With Retraction on U.N. Report"

4/3/11
"With Stakes High, N.F.L. Relies on a Star Lawyer"

4/2/11
"When a Lawsuit Is Too Big"

4/1/11
"How to Think Like Shakespeare: An Introduction"

4/1/11
President Giorgio Napolitano of Italy discusses national and international politics in Noël Lecture (VIDEO)

4/1/11
"Giving to Those Giving Back: NYU's Root-Tilden-Kern Public Interest Scholarships"

4/1/11
Sally Katzen gives students a Washington insider's view of how regulations are made

4/1/11
"Has Emissions Cap and Trade Created Toxic Hotspots? A New Study Says No"

4/1/11
"Senator calls for independent probe of troubled military crime lab"

3/31/11
CHRGJ briefing paper documents high levels of sexual abuse in Haiti's camps for the internally displaced

3/31/11
Brittany Jones '11 wins second place in Joint Southeast/Southwest and Mid-West People of Color Legal Scholarship Conference writing competition

3/31/11
Richard Epstein wins Bradley Prize

3/31/11
"Warren Says Consumer Bureau Foes Should Look at Wall Street ‘Behemoths"

3/30/11
"Where the Bailout Went Wrong"

3/30/11
"The bogus narrative of the anti-PC champions"

3/30/11
"Thirty Years of Regulatory Review"

3/30/11
"Barofsky Says U.S. `Hopelessly Naive' on Bank Bailouts: Video"

3/30/11
"Sara Moss Celebrates The Estée Lauder Cos.’ Beautiful Initiatives"

3/30/11
One hundred years later, the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire is remembered

3/29/11
"TARP watchdog"

3/29/11
"Stop the football merry-go-round"

3/28/11
"Woman escapes deportation until status of same-sex marriage made clear"

3/25/11
Forum focuses on legal and journalistic ramifications of WikiLeaks (VIDEO)

3/25/11
"The nation: remembering the triangle factory fire"

3/25/11
"G.E.’s Strategies Let It Avoid Taxes Altogether"

3/24/11
Crucifix in the classroom: NYU Law's Joseph Weiler on winning side in landmark ruling on religious symbols by European Court of Human Rights

3/24/11
"Why liberals should back Social Security reform"

3/24/11
Obama's chief counterterrorism adviser and U.S. representative address Brennan Center symposium

3/24/11
"Harry First Interview"

3/23/11
"2 Ways Of Looking At AT&T-T-Mobile"

3/23/11
"Craig Boise Named Dean at Cleveland-Marshall"

3/23/11
Judge Denny Chin highlights historic Asian-American trials in Korematsu Lecture

3/21/11
New book by Peter Guber '67 (LL.M. '68) examines power of storytelling

3/21/11
Charlie Sheen inspires Hays Fellow Eli Northrup's hip-hop alter ego

3/21/11
Jeremy Waldron testifies before U.K. Parliament committee about human rights issue

3/21/11
"Sizing up the key figures in the Barry Bonds perjury trial"

3/19/11
"For Public Financing Reform, All Eyes on New York State"

3/18/11
"Vatican praises EU decision on crucifixes in class"

3/18/11
Clarence B. Jones discusses new book at Brennan Center for Justice

3/18/11
"Adviser: Obama committed to civilian terror trials"

3/16/11
"First Payments Are Made to Victims of Marcos Rule"

3/16/11
"The Follies of Rent Control"

3/15/11
Center for Transnational Litigation and Commercial Law holds its second annual conference in Verona

3/15/11
Family Defense Clinic follows case all the way to Supreme Court

3/15/11
Kenneth Feinberg ’70 will be awarded the Albert Gallatin Medal for Outstanding Contributions to Society

3/15/11
"The Peter King hearings on radical Islam"

3/14/11
Journal of Law and Liberty symposium examines whether law can survive its own language

3/14/11
President Obama nominates Jon Leibowitz '84 and Paul Piquado '99

3/14/11
"NFL labor talks now a game of chicken"

3/14/11
"Listen to Judge Lippman"

3/14/11
"Free Market Reforms For Health Care"

3/14/11
"How Shakespeare reflects law and justice in America"

3/11/11
Students answer Barry Friedman's call to help prepare amicus brief for health care reform suits

3/11/11
"Even in Sex Abuse Cases, Families Have Rights"

3/11/11
Verdict handed down in French criminal libel trial of Joseph Weiler

3/11/11
Law Women honor State Department attorney Christina Sanford '00 (VIDEO)

3/10/11
"Out of Jail in China, but Not Free"

3/10/11
"ElBaradei to Run for Egypt’s Presidency"

3/9/11
"NY Judge Honored for Efforts to Assure Immigrants Have Lawyers"

3/9/11
Forum looks at what makes urban areas work (VIDEO)

3/9/11
Kevin Huffman '98 is named Tennessee's education commissioner

3/8/11
NYU School of Law and UCLA School of Law launch joint annual tax policy conference

3/8/11
"Abnormal Interviews: Law Professor Catherine Sharkey"

3/8/11
"Lawsuit Seeks to Erase Bike Lane in New York City"

3/8/11
José Alvarez joins Institute for Transnational Arbitration's Academic Council

3/7/11
"Abusing a Dead Marine"

3/7/11
"Obama Clears Way for Guantánamo Trials"

3/7/11
"A Look at the Landmark Insider Trading Case"

3/6/11
"FACTBOX-Egypt's Elaraby accepts foreign minister post..."

3/5/11
"When Free Speech Feels Wrong"

3/3/11
"Hevesi Judge Shouldn’t Sentence Ex-Comptroller, Lawyer Says"

3/3/11
"Guyanese-born green card holder denied entry to US"

3/3/11
Joseph Weiler examines trial of Jesus in three-part lecture

3/2/11
"French Court Finds in Favor of Journal Editor Sued for Libel in Book Review"

3/2/11
"Legal Pitfalls"

3/2/11
At 17th annual Public Service Auction, bidders compete for opportunity to sleep in a penthouse, walk a Taco

3/2/11
"Were the Newburgh 4 Really Out to Blow Up Synagogues? A Defendant Finally Speaks Out."

3/2/11
Stephen Gillers '68 wins ABA professional responsibility award

3/2/11
Climate change lawsuits are the focus of NYU Law Forum (VIDEO)

3/1/11
"Marriage Brokers"

3/1/11
"Life Beyond TARP: Barofsky to Teach at NYU"

3/1/11
"Treasury Bailout Watchdog Barofsky to Become NYU Law Fellow"

3/1/11
Neil Barofsky ’95 to join NYU Law as senior fellow

2/28/11
"African commission asked to take case challenging CIA 'rendition' program"

2/28/11
Ryan Bubb addresses causes of mortgage crisis at NYU/Penn Conference on Law and Finance

2/26/11
"Teacher Convicts: New Issue on Layoffs"

2/25/11
Judge Patricia Wald takes part in a timely review of tyrants’ trials

2/24/11
Fifty years later, a discussion of "Freedom Riders"

2/24/11
"Law Profs Urge Ethics Rules for Supreme Court Justices"

2/24/11
"DOMA Done?"

2/24/11
"President Obama Changes Course on Defense of Marriage Act"

2/23/11
"NLRB Allows Pre-Recognition Framework Agreements"

2/23/11
At Hauser Annual Dinner, United Nations under-secretary-general illuminates U.N.'s international law role

2/23/11
"Al Qaeda the loser in Arab revolutions"

2/22/11
NYU Law to host 17th annual Public Service Auction February 24

2/22/11
"Murphy proposing bill on Supreme Court ethics"

2/22/11
Social injustices of Hurricane Katrina take center stage at NYU Law student event (VIDEO)

2/22/11
Forum panelists peer into the future for big law firms

2/22/11
"Why Celebrities Will Soon Be Jetting to France Over Tabloid Gossip"

2/22/11
Executive LL.M. in Taxation can now be completed entirely online

2/22/11
"Lawyer Brings Passion for Parents' Rights to Court Debut"

2/22/11
"The Wisconsin Shoot Out on Public Unions"

2/21/11
"From a Book Review to a Criminal Trial in France"

2/20/11
"Nearly 25 percent of MVA voter registrations fail"

2/18/11
Ryan Goodman admitted to Council on Foreign Relations

2/18/11
Arthur Miller named a Commander of the Order of the British Empire

2/18/11
Samuel Rascoff testifies before Senate committee on report about Fort Hood shooting

2/18/11
Oren Bar-Gill is one of the first recipients of a new American Law Institute award

2/17/11
"El fracaso de nuestro estado"

2/17/11
"In a Field of Reason, Lawyers Woo Luck Too"

2/17/11
Mohamed ElBaradei (LL.M. '71, J.S.D. '74, LL.D. '04) emerges as opposition leader in Egypt

2/17/11
"Dick Durbin Is Stealing Your Free Checking!"

2/16/11
"Freed Man’s Suit Accuses Brooklyn Prosecutors of Misconduct"

2/16/11
"China’s Leaders: Learning from Egypt – and Chen Guangcheng?"

2/16/11
Senators Tom Daschle and Trent Lott discuss Congress, past, present, and future (VIDEO)

2/16/11
Cynthia Estlund testifies before Subcommittee on Health, Employment, Labor and Pensions

2/16/11
"Lippman Backs Economies But Not at Cost of Access"

2/15/11
"Has Mohamed ElBaradei's time arrived?"

2/15/11
"Defending Courts’ Budget, Top Judge Resists Cuomo"

2/15/11
Eleanor Fox and Harry First host Global Administrative Law Competition Project workshop

2/15/11
Forum panelists discuss the Supreme Court and its current docket (VIDEO)

2/15/11
Public Interest Law Center holds 34th annual career fair

2/15/11
Alan Houseman '68 delivers Leaders in Public Interest lecture on ending poverty (VIDEO)

2/15/11
"Al Qaeda militant-turned-witness released: U.S. court"

2/15/11
David Garland's book on death penalty wins PROSE Award

2/15/11
Review of Law & Social Change symposium examines the role of corporations in promoting progressive ideals

2/14/11
"ElBaradei keeps watchful eye over transition"

2/14/11
Richard Epstein and Bruce Kuhlik, Merck's general counsel, co-teach food and drug law course

2/14/11
"Sucker Avoidance May Be Step to Presidency"

2/13/11
"NYU Legal Forum to Spotlight Domestic Corruption Alongside FCPA"

2/13/11
"Mob arrests raise issues of crime, port security"

2/11/11
"ElBaradei: 'It's The Greatest Day Of My Life'"

2/11/11
"People have to be in control"

2/11/11
United Nations Conference on Trade and Development acknowledges work of five former LL.M. students

2/11/11
NYU Law hosts American Constitution Society panel on corporate influence and the courts

2/11/11
Furman Center and Institute for Education and Social Policy receive $800,000 grant from MacArthur Foundation

2/11/11
Eleanor Fox honored with lifetime achievement award

2/11/11
NYU Law professors present papers at Berlin conference on constitutional theory organized by Mattias Kumm

2/10/11
"Attack of the Commerce Clause"

2/10/11
"The Next Step for Egypt’s Opposition"

2/9/11
"Florida governor turns Voting Rights Act rule on its head"

2/9/11
"Ethics reforms we can believe in"

2/8/11
"Tea Party Confuses Constitution with American Revolution"

2/8/11
"Are Federal Courts Biased in Favor of Big Business?"

2/8/11
"Lawyers Without Borders: It's Time to Globalize the J.D."

2/7/11
Helen Hershkoff examines private life of public rights in inaugural Wachtell Lecture

2/7/11
Forum panelists assess risk of another financial crisis (VIDEO)

2/6/11
"Secret of Ronald Reagan's success"

2/5/11
"Sen. Hatch: Kagan Should Sit Out Health Care Case"

2/5/11
"Doing the Judicial Math on Health Care"

2/4/11
"Health care and the Voting Rights Act"

2/4/11
IJA conference explores judicial cooperation between Europe and the United States

2/4/11
Manuel Vargas '84 and Joel Rudin '78 honored by New York State Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers

2/3/11
Luminaries pay tribute to Edward Kennedy at NYU Journal of Legislation and Public Policy dedication (VIDEO)

2/3/11
"A Senate flashback"

2/3/11
"ElBaradei Critiques the U.S., Yet Nurtures Ties"

2/2/11
"We already regulate inactivity"

2/2/11
"Study: Fuel Efficiency Regs For Heavy-Duty Trucks Should Be Strengthened"

2/2/11
"ElBaradei: The Opportunity"

2/2/11
"ElBaradei Says Unrest Will End if Mubarak Leaves"

2/1/11
David Boies (LL.M. '67) discusses his role in legal fight for marriage equality at Annual Alumni Luncheon (AUDIO)

2/1/11
Joseph Weiler stands up for academic freedom during his trial in Paris

2/1/11
Journal of Law & Business holds symposium on Dodd-Frank legislation (VIDEO)

2/1/11
"An unlikely populist steps into key role"

2/1/11
NYU Law's Global Climate Finance Project co-hosts workshop in Abu Dhabi

1/31/11
"East Village Bar Accused of Racist Door Policy"

1/31/11
"Academic round-up: January 31"

1/31/11
"Mubarak’s Grip on Power Is Shaken"

1/31/11
"The man of the movement"

1/31/11
"Newspapers Scramble to Make Profit on Web"

1/31/11
Women of Color Collective holds panel on sex trafficking

1/31/11
"U.S. Said to Reduce Civilian Deaths After Increasing CIA Pakistan Strikes"

1/31/11
"Mohamed ElBaradei: 'What has begun, cannot go back'"

1/31/11
"Protests Persist in Egypt as New Cabinet Is Seated"

1/31/11
"Cairo Protesters Urge Mass Rally on Tuesday"

1/30/11
"An immigration reform window opens"

1/29/11
"A Nobelist Has an Unfamiliar Role in Protests"

1/28/11
"John Batchelor Show, January 28"

1/28/11
Daryl Levinson delivers inaugural lecture for David Boies Professorship of Law

1/28/11
"Egyptian military deploys in Cairo under curfew"

1/28/11
"Court interpreter shortage nears crisis"

1/28/11
"Mohamed ElBaradei: Egypt's Potential Future Leader?"

1/28/11
"Egypt puts Nobel Peace laureate Mohamed ElBaradei under house arrest"

1/28/11
"Egypt Calls In Army as Protesters Rage"

1/28/11
"Curfew Set as Regime Defies U.S. Calls"

1/28/11
Charles Rettig (LL.M. '82) named chairman of the Internal Revenue Service Advisory Council

1/28/11
"Influence of special interests felt in state courts"

1/27/11
"2 politicians exit with leftover funds"

1/27/11
"A Verdict Replies to Terrorists, and to Critics"

1/26/11
"Egyptian Youths Drive the Revolt Against Mubarak"

1/26/11
Neil Barofsky '95, special inspector general of TARP, gives inaugural Guarini Lecture

1/26/11
"TARP Report: Homeowner-Aid Efforts Are Falling Short"

1/26/11
Mitra Hormozi '95 appointed to New York governor's public integrity commission

1/26/11
"Obama Backs Cut in U.S. Corporate Tax Rate Only If It Won't Affect Deficit"

1/26/11
"Will Business Kill Tax Reform?"

1/26/11
"Ex-Guantanamo Detainee Receives Life Sentence"

1/25/11
"Ronald Dworkin on Living a Good Life"

1/25/11
"Scalia Speaks to Tea Party Caucus, Democrats"

1/25/11
"What Is a Good Life?"

1/24/11
"Too Moderately Moderate"

1/24/11
"De Blasio, Squadron, Others Seek To Curb Corporate Campaign Spending"

1/24/11
"Obama's State of the Union speech must define 'a compelling economic strategy'"

1/24/11
"Ethics of climate change rise alongside economic concerns"

1/23/11
"Impact of Tunisia Unrest on Middle East"

1/23/11
"`Socialized Medicine' Will Start With Judges"

1/23/11
"Tensions rise between Supreme Court, politicians"

1/21/11
"The Return of Lochner?"

1/21/11
"Thomas failed to disclose wife's income, group says"

1/21/11
"Barry Friedman Considers Citizens United"


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