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Law School News from May 26, 2011 to May 25, 2012
5/24/12
"China Lawyer, in U.S., Voices Fears for His Family"
5/24/12
"Lippman Nominated to Board Position of State Judicial Institute"
5/23/12
"'Frequent and severe' sexual violence alleged at women's prison in Alabama"
5/23/12
"Obama Health Care Hangs on Clause Queried by U.S. Court"
5/23/12
"Google Privacy Inquiries Get Little Cooperation"
5/23/12
"Panel Is Tasked to Suggest Ways to Enact Pro Bono Requirement"
5/23/12
"Book deal for watchdog who helped oversee bailout"
5/22/12
"Alabama Women's Prison Inmates Sexually Abused By Guards, Report Says"
5/22/12
"Undoing the Damage of Citizens United"
5/22/12
"Women allege widespread sexual abuse at Alabama prison, nonprofit group says"
5/22/12
"DOJ asked to investigate sexual misconduct at Tutwiler"
5/22/12
"Chen Guangcheng Arrives at NYU"
5/22/12
Graduating students hear from a mayor, a prime minister, and a UN under-secretary-general
5/22/12
"Corporations Are People, Too"
5/22/12
Daniel Chung (LL.M. '93) offers advice to fellow passenger Chen Guangcheng in a New York Times op-ed
5/21/12
"Arizona redistricting judge represented GOP before"
5/21/12
"Mentor: Chinese activist in NY is ‘seriously troubled,’ unable to protect those who helped him"
5/21/12
"Injunction in Prince V. Cariou Compared to Taliban in Appeal"
5/21/12
"Decision time"
5/21/12
"Agency Aims to Curb Rules by Lame-Duck Presidents"
5/21/12
"Blind Activist Starts New Life in U.S."
5/21/12
"Delta Appeared to Overcharge Frequent Flyers for Weeks – Was That Legal?"
5/21/12
Justice John Paul Stevens reviews Jeremy Waldron's book on hate speech
5/21/12
"Should Hate Speech Be Outlawed?"
5/21/12
"Putting the 'Insurance' Back in Health Insurance"
5/21/12
"Funeral expenses add to burdens of murder victims' families"
5/20/12
"Remember Chen Guangcheng's friends"
5/20/12
"Blind Chinese activist Chen rests in NYC"
5/20/12
"Chinese Activist Now in New York"
5/20/12
"Supreme Court faces pressure to reconsider Citizens United ruling"
5/20/12
"In our defense"
5/19/12
Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng arrives in New York
5/19/12
"Dissident From China Arrives in U.S., Ending an Ordeal"
5/18/12
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor addresses NYU Commencement
5/18/12
"What's the Harm in Hate Speech?"
5/18/12
"Senators Urge Supreme Court to Uphold Law Banning Corporate Donations"
5/18/12
"Obama campaign working to counter new voter ID laws"
5/17/12
"Do Fewer Regulations Mean More Jobs?"
5/16/12
"Federal judge strikes down anti-terror law that threatened writers, activists with detention"
5/16/12
"Arizona non-profit groups in elections unchecked"
5/16/12
"Common Cause's Filibuster Challenge: Dead on Arrival"
5/15/12
"Finding Early Test for Lyme Disease"
5/15/12
"Hwang elected to head Saenuri"
5/15/12
"Study: Matching Funds Up Donor Diversity in NYC"
5/15/12
"JPMorgan and the London Whale: Should we tax securities investments?"
5/15/12
Recently retired president of Israel’s Supreme Court to join NYU Law faculty as visitor in fall
5/15/12
"The Narrowing of Tarek Mehanna's Liberties Has Consequences for Us All"
5/15/12
"Trudeau Foundation awards $2.7 million to 15 promising doctoral students"
5/15/12
"Michael Sandel Is Wrong on Markets..."
5/14/12
"China’s Obsession With Stability Can Come at the Cost of Laws"
5/14/12
"Next Stop on Jamie Dimon’s Apology Tour: The JPMorgan Shareholders Meeting"
5/13/12
"Controversial disbarred attorney suing for return of art work stolen in Holocaust"
5/13/12
"Ex-Obama top aide to attend May 20 ceremony"
5/12/12
"Arizona prisoners rarely granted clemency"
5/12/12
"For Obama, It’s About the Children"
5/11/12
NYU Law hosts Conference on Contractual Innovation
5/11/12
"Neil Barofksy on JPMorgan Trading Loss, Regulation"
5/11/12
"Terrorism at NATO summit viewed as improbable, not impossible"
5/11/12
Turkish reforms are the focus of Center for Constitutional Transitions symposium
5/11/12
"While Pro Bono Goal Applauded, Questions About Details Abound"
5/10/12
"Civil rights groups launch voter registration drives earlier"
5/10/12
Two NYU Law students win Peggy Browning Fellowships
5/10/12
"A week after leaving American embassy, Chen Guangcheng still waiting to travel to U.S."
5/10/12
"Bo Xilai's fate lies with the Communist party"
5/10/12
"Behind the Scenes Diplomacy for Chen Guangcheng"
5/10/12
"Ladov and Philip: Halting foreclosure is good investment"
5/9/12
"Chinese Dissident Will ‘Have a Ball’ at NYU, Says Professor Who Made It Happen"
5/9/12
"Throwaway People: Will Teens Sent to Die in Prison Get a Second Chance?"
5/9/12
"Machine Casts Phantom Votes in the Bronx, Invalidating Real Ones: Report"
5/8/12
"New York Property Taxes Unfair to Renters, New Evidence Shows"
5/8/12
"Chinese Activist May Study Law in New York"
5/8/12
"Law School Plans to Offer Web Courses for Master’s"
5/8/12
"Simple steps could catch technical failures"
5/8/12
"Can The IRS Restrict Your Travels?"
5/8/12
"Higher Education for All?"
5/8/12
"The 2012 Real Estate Power 100"
5/7/12
"The Fraud About Fraud"
5/7/12
"FCC Nominees Approved by Senate"
5/7/12
"US Companies Are Selling Drones To Anonymous Foreign Governments"
5/7/12
Sharon Rabin-Margalioth (LL.M. ’96) named dean of Israel's Radzyner School of Law
5/7/12
In new book, Moshe Halbertal looks at sacrifice
5/7/12
Cass Sunstein, head of OIRA, explains gains achieved through cost-benefit analysis of regulation
5/6/12
"Chen’s silent partner: Luck"
5/6/12
"Spring Self-Reported Entry Level Hiring Report: Reporting Rate"
5/6/12
"Dissident Chen could leave China 'soon': US lawyer"
5/6/12
"Sunday Journal: A blind escape"
5/5/12
"The Powers of New York"
5/5/12
"Are Oral Arguments Worth Arguing About?"
5/4/12
"Troika atop M&A plaintiffs' bar"
5/4/12
"Friend Hails Deal Sending Chinese Lawyer to U.S."
5/4/12
"Prominent legal scholar and China expert comes to aid of Chen Guangcheng"
5/4/12
"Chen Might Soon Study in U.S., but Concerns About His Family, Friends Persist"
5/4/12
"Activist Chen Invited to NYU in Sign Standoff Is Ending"
5/4/12
"Chinese Dissident Finds Friend And Legal Adviser In NYU Professor"
5/4/12
"The Sarah Palin Defense Strategy"
5/4/12
"Colorado's 10 most influential women"
5/4/12
"U.S. seeks quick action on possible Chen Guangcheng case breakthrough"
5/4/12
"Clinton Cites Steps as China Says Chen Might Study Abroad"
5/3/12
"Obama under fire over collapse of Chen deal"
5/3/12
"Regulation at the state level"
5/3/12
"Friend of Chen: He wants his rights"
5/3/12
"Election Regulations and Voter Disengagement"
5/3/12
Jerome Cohen advises activist Chen Guangcheng in negotiations with China
5/3/12
"Mandatory Service as an Abuse of Regulatory Power"
5/3/12
"Vote fraud targeted by new Pa. voter ID law no longer common"
5/3/12
"ICE Announces Minor Deportation Policy Shift for Secure Communities"
5/3/12
"Activist Chen Guangcheng: Years of fearless advocacy, and a week of anguish"
5/2/12
"Tussle over Chen hits fragile China-US ties"
5/2/12
"Chen Guangcheng's US-brokered deal unravels after leaving embassy"
5/2/12
"China-U.S. deal over dissident sours, Chen fears for life"
5/2/12
"The Chen Guangcheng Affair: U.S. Denies China Dissident’s Account of Coercion"
5/2/12
"Law professor who advised Chen Guangcheng defends U.S.-China deal"
5/2/12
Second annual Law & Banking/Finance Conference examines risk in global financial system
5/2/12
"Why Reagan's Tax Reform Road Map Won't Work Now"
5/2/12
"Chen Guangcheng Update"
5/2/12
"China activist leaves US embassy after deal with Beijing"
5/1/12
"The Tea Party vs. the Constitution: ObamaCare Edition"
5/1/12
"Arrests, beatings fail to deter Chinese human rights crusader Chen"
5/1/12
"The US and China's dilemma over Chen Guangcheng"
5/1/12
"Blind lawyer strikes a popular chord in China"
5/1/12
"Too many Ariz. kids in foster care"
5/1/12
"Beyond Austerity"
5/1/12
"W.Va. Supreme Court race emerges as priciest of May 8 primary; $1.4M spent on 2-seat contest"
5/1/12
"Between Voting Rights and Voting Wrongs"
4/30/12
"Abbott Petitions FDA To Prevent Humira Biosimilars"
4/30/12
Four from NYU Law get Equal Justice Works Fellowships
4/30/12
"Chen Guangcheng must weigh loss of prominence against protection of U.S. asylum"
4/30/12
"Shades of Gandhi seen in blind Chinese activist"
4/30/12
Alumni gather for 2012 NYU Law reunion
4/30/12
"Everyone's Doing the Apple Tax Dance"
4/29/12
"The C.I.A.’s Misuse of Secrecy"
4/29/12
"Room for Debate: Consumers Pay for Excess Regulation"
4/28/12
"Blind Chinese Activist Reported Under U.S. Protection"
4/27/12
"An Artist's Gratitude by Skype"
4/27/12
"Who is Charles Taylor?"
4/27/12
"Chen Guangcheng: how China tried to lock down a blind man"
4/27/12
"Vows: Jennifer Wu and Andy Woo"
4/27/12
Jeremy Waldron delivers keynote at Oxford conference
4/27/12
"Monica Youn Writes The Day In Verse"
4/27/12
"New York City Council Honors Law School Immigration Clinics"
4/26/12
"'Gay Cure' retraction undermines Prop 8 case"
4/26/12
NYU Law honors Marvin Miller on 40th anniversary of the first strike in sports history
4/26/12
"Ai Weiwei Accepts NYC White Box Award via Skype"
4/26/12
"AIG May Not Be as Healthy as It Looks"
4/25/12
"Appeals court reinstates Chinese spouse asylum request"
4/25/12
"Democracy Restoration Act Would Restore Voting Rights to Millions"
4/25/12
Immigrant Rights Clinic court victory spurs major changes in policy toward those wrongfully deported
4/25/12
"Americans hate super PACs. But will they vote against them?"
4/25/12
"Legal experts question theory of Edwards case"
4/25/12
"Powerful but obscure Tax Court lags on access"
4/25/12
"DOJ Tells of Error on Immigration Policy; Supreme Court Cited Assertion in 2009 Case"
4/25/12
"Deportation Practices Shift"
4/25/12
"A better states’ welcome for immigrants"
4/24/12
"Study Finds the Odds Favor IRS in Supreme Court Tax Cases"
4/24/12
"Supreme Court Needs to Put the 'Just' Back in 'Just Compensation'"
4/24/12
ACLU Staff Attorney Andre Segura ’06 assesses Supreme Court hearing on Arizona v. United States
4/24/12
"Justice by the Numbers"
4/24/12
"Anonymous commenters slammed with $13 million slander ruling"
4/24/12
Norman Dorsen moderates debate in Connecticut’s 5th Congressional District
4/24/12
"Bad science around ‘job-killing regulations’"
4/24/12
"Next at the Supreme Court: A Deeply Cruel Policy Comes Before the Justices"
4/24/12
"Poll: Super-PACs Will Hurt Voter Turnout in 2012"
4/24/12
"The Handicaps of the Disabilities Act"
4/23/12
"High Court Turns Aside Rent Case"
4/23/12
"SCOTUS: Rent Control Is Forever"
4/23/12
BALSA symposium addresses race, poverty, and the criminal justice system (VIDEO)
4/23/12
"Develop the 'Write' Stuff"
4/23/12
"ALEC attacks shareholders"
4/23/12
New Jim Crow author Michelle Alexander gives keynote speech at CACL conference
4/23/12
"Obama’s Daunting Task: Bring Back The Youth Vote"
4/22/12
"Shift on Executive Power Lets Obama Bypass Rivals"
4/22/12
"The cost of a nation of incarceration"
4/22/12
"Unearthing the Truth Behind Environmental Regulations"
4/21/12
"Certain N.Y. ZIP codes key to locking up political funds"
4/21/12
"Campaign to bring Uganda's Kony to justice heats up"
4/20/12
"China Court Overturns Death Sentence for Tycoon in Fraud Case"
4/20/12
Students secure highly competitive entry-level federal agency positions
4/20/12
"Judge Tosses Indictment against Jury Nullification Advocate"
4/20/12
"Jailed for $280: The return of debtors' prisons"
4/19/12
"Jury Statute Not Violated by Protester, Judge Rules"
4/19/12
Judge Diane Wood delivers Jorde Symposium Lecture
4/19/12
"Corporations Financing Both Sides of Voter ID Battle"
4/19/12
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand calls for equal pay for women at event co-sponsored by NYU Law Women
4/18/12
"The big squeeze"
4/18/12
Marcel Kahan and Stephen Choi retain primacy in Corporate Practice Commentator poll
4/18/12
12th Annual NYU/KPMG lectures address the taxation of intangibles in a global economy (VIDEO)
4/18/12
"Why the Mandate Is Constitutional: The Real Argument"
4/18/12
NYU Law’s Order of the Coif inducts honorary member Charles Stillman ’62 (AUDIO)
4/18/12
"Science in court: Arrested development"
4/17/12
"NYU Law School Hosts Discussion on Race and the Judicial System"
4/17/12
"No Taxes, No Travel: Why the IRS Wants the Right to Seize Your Passport"
4/17/12
"Religious profiling: An unwelcome guest"
4/17/12
"A taste of #TEDMED 2012: Appetizers"
4/17/12
"Term Limits for Judges"
4/17/12
"Amex, Cantor Fitzgerald And Pamela Anderson Land On Cyber-Shame Lists Of Tax Delinquents"
4/16/12
"MacArthur Foundation awards $4.8M in pro-democracy grants"
4/16/12
"Detroit Financial Advisory Board A 'Credit Positive,' Says Moody's"
4/16/12
"Supreme Court refuses to take up voter ID cases"
4/16/12
BLAPA celebrates the Courage to Act at its spring dinner
4/16/12
Arthur Gonzalez (LL.M. '90) honored by Hispanic National Bar Association
4/16/12
"Wen Jiabao Again Warns Of Threat Posed By Corruption"
4/16/12
Sujit Choudhry delivers Trudeau Foundation lecture
4/16/12
"Obama Bid to End Too-Big-to Fail Undercut as Banks Grow"
4/16/12
"The Charter proves to be Canada’s gift to world"
4/16/12
James Jacobs wins Guggenheim Foundation fellowship
4/15/12
"Book Publishing’s Real Nemesis"
4/13/12
Alan Sykes to join permanent faculty in Fall 2012
4/12/12
Arthur R. Miller honored with daylong symposium at University of Oregon
4/12/12
"Edwards Case Puts Definition of ‘Contribution’ on Trial"
4/12/12
Joshua Blank moderates discussion on offshore accounts, tax amnesties, and tax compliance (VIDEO)
4/12/12
"Does The Case Against John Edwards Go Too Far?"
4/11/12
"Wealthy Group Seeks to Reform Election Giving in New York"
4/11/12
"Apple's Antitrust Lawsuit Might Be A Big Deal For You -- But Not For Apple"
4/11/12
"George Zimmerman Needs a Good Lawyer"
4/11/12
"TEDMED: How the Power of Self-Identity Affects Your Health"
4/11/12
"Zimmerman ex-lawyers may have violated ethics rules"
4/11/12
"Price-Fixing Suit Could be a Spot on Apple"
4/11/12
"Montana pushes back on high court campaign finance case"
4/11/12
"Alleged Cole Bomber's Testimony Could Be Secret"
4/11/12
"Not Proven: The DOJ suit Against Apple for eBook Pricing"
4/10/12
"My Primer for Obama"
4/9/12
"The Breitbart 'Voter Fraud' Video Proves Absolutely Nothing"
4/9/12
New Center for Constitutional Transitions marks launch with symposium on Turkey and Middle East
4/9/12
NYU Law wins fourth consecutive Deans' Cup
4/9/12
Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights is featured speaker at Milbank Tweed Forum
4/9/12
Louis Michael Seidman discusses hyper-incarceration at the Hoffinger Criminal Justice Forum (VIDEO)
4/9/12
NYU Law students perform in the 2012 Law Revue
4/8/12
"Martin killing resonates in Conn. town still trying to heal racial fissures"
4/8/12
"Look Who’s Back"
4/7/12
"Backlash to Obama's comments on 'judicial activism'"
4/7/12
"Michael Sandel: master of life's big questions"
4/6/12
"Gauging the job impact of environmental regulations"
4/6/12
"Exclusive: Pakistani with U.S. bounty said helping de-radicalize militants"
4/6/12
"Other presidents took on high court before Obama"
4/5/12
"Obama Risks Voter Backlash by Warning Court on Health Law"
4/5/12
"Manhattan D.A. Makes Two Appointments"
4/4/12
"US draws fire over bank discount buybacks"
4/4/12
"Can Obama Sway the Supreme Court?"
4/4/12
"The Economics of EPA Regs"
4/4/12
"Tax Day 2012: Does The Government's P.R. Campaign Increase Compliance?"
4/4/12
"Obama’s Comments Remind Us How Meaningless ‘Judicial Activism’ Is"
4/3/12
Kenji Yoshino and Dale Carpenter discuss acclaimed new book on Lawrence v. Texas
4/3/12
"Killing the 'Job-Killing Regulation' Meme"
4/3/12
"Justice Kennedy's Million Dollar Question"
4/3/12
"Boredom, terror, deadly mistakes: Secrets of the new drone war"
4/3/12
Kathryn Keneally (LL.M. ’93) confirmed as assistant attorney general for the DOJ Tax Division
4/2/12
"If George Zimmerman Were on Trial"
4/2/12
"Why the Health Care Challenge is Wrong"
4/2/12
Ronald Dworkin argues that the constitutional challenge to the Affordable Care Act is wrong
4/2/12
"Juvenile crimes may get a new look from U.S. Supreme Court"
4/2/12
In the Nation, Carol Gilligan argues that the GOP cannot win without the support of women
4/1/12
"Consumer ethics and Apple products"
3/31/12
"Further Reading on Obamacare at the Supreme Court"
3/31/12
"Rape-Case Juror Called District Attorney ‘Wonderful’ Friend in Note"
3/30/12
Supreme Court cites brief prepared by Immigrant Rights Clinic students
3/30/12
"Thomas Giovanni on better legal representation for the poor"
3/30/12
"One Simple Argument Could Have Saved Obamacare. Too Bad Verrilli Didn’t Make It."
3/30/12
"White House Departure Lounge"
3/29/12
"Supreme Court rules for Queens businessman in immigration case"
3/29/12
"Old Power Plants Need New Rules"
3/29/12
"MF Not Positive Picture for Corzine, Barofksy Says"
3/28/12
Samuel Scheffler delivers renowned Tanner Lectures on Human Values at Berkeley
3/28/12
"Government by Coercion"
3/28/12
"Do Republicans Think They Can Win Without Women?"
3/27/12
"Did Romney fumble a chance to pounce on Obama's open mic gaffe?"
3/27/12
Panelists at Milbank Tweed Forum offer perspectives on the Euro crisis
3/27/12
"Time to Adapt to a Different Marketplace?"
3/27/12
"Foreclosure Deal Credits Banks for Routine Efforts"
3/27/12
"Florida’s New Election Law Blunts Voter Drives"
3/27/12
"The Rachel Maddow Show"
3/26/12
Student's eye-view: An all-nighter for seat at Supreme Court arguments
3/26/12
"Bailout Braggadocio Doesn't Pay in the End"
3/26/12
"Rodriguez: Vandalized by speech"
3/26/12
"Top US court weighs 'Obamacare'"
3/26/12
"Barofsky Says 'Red Flags' Remain in MF Global Case"
3/26/12
"Obamacare: An Unconstitutional Misadventure"
3/26/12
"3 Days of Health Care Overhaul at Supreme Court"
3/25/12
"The Need to Restrain Congress"
3/25/12
"Could Morse Have Patented the Web?"
3/25/12
"The victims and beneficiaries of 'Stand Your Ground' laws"
3/24/12
"As Supreme Court justices review health-care law, stakes will be hard to ignore"
3/24/12
"Report: US immigrant detention system flawed"
3/23/12
"How young is too young for prison without parole?"
3/23/12
"Bo Xilai, Criminal Justice and China's Leadership"
3/23/12
"NYU immigration report details disturbing allegations of Essex County detainee treatment"
3/22/12
"FedEx Put Female Employees in the 'Smalls' Section, Obama Official Says"
3/22/12
"Judging the justices over conflicts of interest"
3/22/12
"Defendant Should Get Adequate Plea Lawyer Says High Court"
3/22/12
Katherine Strandburg's amicus brief cited in unanimous Supreme Court opinion
3/22/12
A major Supreme Court ruling takes guidance from Center on Administration of Criminal Law
3/22/12
"This is Why The Voter ID Debate is Not Going Away"
3/21/12
"Rulings Expand Right to Counsel"
3/21/12
"High Court Expands Defendants' Plea Bargain Rights"
3/21/12
"Why the ACLU Is Wrong About 'Citizens United'"
3/21/12
"Minimum Parking Regulations Lead To Overbuilding of Parking"
3/21/12
"Throwaway People"
3/21/12
"Supreme Court Revisits Issue of Harsh Sentences for Juveniles"
3/21/12
"New Jersey ‘Round Robin’ Tax Lien Auction Spurs Probe"
3/20/12
"Supreme Court Weighs Life Without Parole for Juvenile Murder Convicts"
3/20/12
"Will the Supreme Court Toss Life Without Parole for Juveniles?"
3/20/12
"Justices Consider Life Sentences in Juvenile Cases"
3/20/12
"Supreme Court troubled by mandatory life terms for child criminals"
3/20/12
"Supreme Court Takes On Life Without Parole For Teens Convicted Of Murder"
3/20/12
"Life without parole for children debated"
3/20/12
"Justices mull whether life without parole sentence appropriate for underage killers"
3/20/12
"Early Checks Help Multifamily Units"
3/20/12
"Supreme Court weighs if teen murderers must get chance of parole"
3/20/12
In inaugural University Professorship Lecture, Arthur R. Miller sounds alarm on access to courts
3/20/12
"Court questions life without parole for juveniles"
3/20/12
"Civil liberties groups challenge Queens DA interviews"
3/20/12
"High Court Debates Life Without Parole For Juveniles"
3/20/12
"Do Juvenile Killers Deserve Life Behind Bars?"
3/20/12
"City Planners Run Amok"
3/20/12
"Supreme Court hears arguments on life without parole for juveniles"
3/19/12
"Supreme Court to weigh life term for juveniles convicted of murder"
3/19/12
"How Do You Define A Hate Crime?"
3/19/12
Former Acting U.S. Solicitor General Neal Katyal delivers Korematsu Lecture
3/19/12
"Consider the hidden subsidies"
3/19/12
"Are Hate Crime Laws Necessary?"
3/19/12
"Jailed for life at age 14: US supreme court to consider juvenile sentences"
3/19/12
"U.S. Made Profit on Mortgage Debt"
3/18/12
"More than two dozen WI judges signed Walker recall petitions"
3/18/12
"Look Who's REALLY Footing The Bill In The $25 Billion Mortgage Settlement With The Mega-Banks"
3/18/12
"Viewpoints: '3-strikes' penalties are costly, waste lives"
3/18/12
"US Supreme Court considers Alabama case of 14-year-old murderer on Tuesday"
3/17/12
"Supreme Court could be receptive to Texas’ challenge of Voting Rights Act"
3/17/12
"Orange County man convicted of tax fraud"
3/17/12
"NAACP takes U.S. voter ID issue to United Nations"
3/16/12
"Webcam Case Conviction Game Changer for Hate Crime Prosecution, Legal Experts Say"
3/16/12
"Analysis: Bank stress tests highlight Ally Financial's challenges"
3/16/12
"Student guilty of hate crimes for spying on gay roommate"
3/16/12
MALDEF’s David Hinojosa discusses litigating civil rights impact cases in the 21st century
3/16/12
"Webcam Spying Case Triggers Questions Over Effectiveness of Hate Crime Laws"
3/16/12
Ana Irene Delgado (LL.M. ’06) named Panama Ambassador to the U.K.
3/16/12
Chief Judge Harry T. Edwards honored with A. Leon Higginbotham award at NBLSA convention
3/15/12
"Unshackle the FDA From Rules That Kill Innovation"
3/15/12
"Pa. becomes second northern battleground to require voter ID"
3/15/12
"Va.’s new voter ID law expected to face less opposition from DOJ than others"
3/15/12
"Obama’s Second Term To-Do List Positioned to Out-Regulate Bush"
3/15/12
"Barofsky: Don't Believe Hype About $25B Mortgage Settlement"
3/15/12
"Insider Trading Case Involves Secrets Shared Among AA Members"
3/15/12
"14 years old: Too young for life in prison?"
3/14/12
"Questions as Banks Increase Dividends"
3/14/12
"Waging a Battle Over Voter ID Laws"
3/14/12
"Whistleblower facing foreclosure wins $18 million"
3/14/12
"A.F.L.-C.I.O. Takes On Voter ID Laws"
3/14/12
Lies, damned lies, and (law school) statistics
3/14/12
"Barofsky on Federal Reserve Bank Stress Tests"
3/14/12
"US opens kinder, gentler jail for immigration violators"
3/14/12
"No equal justice in ‘hate crime’"
3/13/12
"Why Life Without Parole Is Wrong for Juveniles"
3/13/12
"Trustee's Fees Cited by Mets Owners"
3/13/12
"15 of 19 U.S. banks pass Federal Reserve stress tests"
3/13/12
"Voter ID laws encourage people to not vote"
3/13/12
"Can Congress Force Individuals to Buy Health Insurance?"
3/13/12
NYU Law students achieve honors at moot court competitions
3/13/12
NYU Pollack Center for Law & Business co-sponsors conference on law and finance
3/13/12
"Immigration Case Challenges Justice Department's Credibility"
3/13/12
"China to enact new secret detention law"
3/13/12
"Is Women’s Empowerment a Bureaucratic Imperative?"
3/12/12
"Fed to release results of bank stress tests"
3/12/12
"Health Care Act Offers Roberts a Signature Case"
3/11/12
"Why are millions of Americans locked up?"
3/11/12
"A Way Forward on Judicial Ethics"
3/11/12
"The political dynamics of the South"
3/10/12
"Wars Over Regulation of Rent Are Only a Sideshow"
3/10/12
"Few complaints against federal judges lead to disciplinary action"
3/9/12
"Did Taxpayers Make Money on AIG? Let’s Wait and See"
3/9/12
"Bond Book's New Edition Will Finally Include Chapter 9"
3/9/12
"Obama's Harvard law professor challenged U.S. racism"
3/9/12
"Breitbart From The Grave"
3/9/12
IILJ and CHRGJ host International Law and Human Rights Scholarship Conference
3/9/12
"Q&A with Jon Leibowitz"
3/9/12
NYU launches impact investing series at Law School
3/9/12
"NAACP to call on UN to investigate voter disfranchisement in US"
3/9/12
"Morning Money"
3/8/12
"US judge tosses lawsuit on law firm ownership ban"
3/8/12
Mayor Bloomberg swears in three NYU Law graduates to serve in NYC family and criminal courts
3/8/12
"China's Debate Over Rights"
3/8/12
"The Impact of Corporate Amicus Briefs on the Supreme Court in Kiobel"
3/8/12
"Richard Epstein responds to Levinson’s Jeffersonian Proposal"
3/8/12
"More bank equity serves us all better"
3/7/12
"Weapons Weaken as Target Expands"
3/7/12
"SWEDEN: Edelstam prize brings honor and award to Iran woman prisoner"
3/7/12
Annual Survey of American Law dedicated posthumously to Derrick Bell
3/7/12
"Lowering our expectations for foreclosure settlement"
3/7/12
"Interview with Prof. Simon Chesterman, Dean at Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore"
3/6/12
"Goldman Takes Lead in M&A List"
3/6/12
"Drug Policy as Race Policy: Best Seller Galvanizes the Debate"
3/6/12
"The Surprising Big Idea at TED: Turn Off Technology"
3/6/12
"The Legal War Over NYC’s Rent Regulations"
3/6/12
"On the Constitutionality of the Contraception Mandate"
3/6/12
"Government By 'Expert'"
3/6/12
"March 6, 1857: Supreme Court Issues Dred Scott Decision"
3/5/12
"Attorney Ben Brafman Represents High-Profile Clients On The World Stage"
3/5/12
"Caucus Confusion: A Recurring Headache For GOP"
3/5/12
Annual Survey of American Law symposium tackles health care reform (VIDEO)
3/5/12
"Voter ID Laws: Are They Necessary to Stop Fraud?"
3/5/12
"The Diversification of Supreme Court Justices"
3/5/12
"Life without parole: unfair for children"
3/5/12
"Federal Bankruptcy Judge: Bailout Was Only Way to Save Chrysler"
3/5/12
"The caging of capitalism"
3/3/12
"TED 2012: 10 innovations that could help shape a better world"
3/2/12
"Across America"
3/2/12
"The Decline of the Morals Head of the Police Power Under the First Amendment"
3/2/12
"Treasury restores HAMP payments to Chase"
3/2/12
"Re: Romney Urged Obama to Adopt the Individual Healthcare Mandate"
3/2/12
"HAMP: Obama Administration Lets Banks Out Of Doghouse For Bad Mortgage Servicing"
3/2/12
"The Election’s Second Front"
3/2/12
Theodor Meron appointed president of U.N.-created judicial body
3/2/12
"Reckless: The Inside Story of How the Banks Beat Washington (Again)"
3/2/12
"Federal judge hears arguments in election law case"
3/2/12
"The Possibilities of Behavioral Economics"
3/1/12
"All of our survival is tied to the survival of everyone: Bryan Stevenson at TED2012"
3/1/12
"Judge Who Emailed Racist Obama Joke Calls For Investigation On Himself"
3/1/12
"Voting groups ask judge to block Fla. election law"
3/1/12
"Misconduct review will target judge's anti-Obama email"
3/1/12
New Jersey's chief justice sees problems with eyewitness identifications in Brennan Lecture (VIDEO)
3/1/12
CHRGJ releases briefing paper on role of women in preventing violent extremism
3/1/12
Women of Color Collective honors Maria McFarland ’01 at annual dinner
3/1/12
Three NYU Law alumni to clerk at Supreme Court in upcoming term
3/1/12
"Education a Concern for Silkenat"
2/29/12
"Did the NYPD’s Spying on Muslims Violate the Law?"
2/29/12
"Activists question legality of US drone operations"
2/29/12
"Effect of Statutory 'Right to Sue' Language on Arbitration Clauses"
2/29/12
"The Austerity Morass"
2/29/12
"What Bar Can Do To Alleviate Foreclosure Crisis"
2/28/12
"Wash. Lawmakers Fight For DNA Sampling At Arrest"
2/28/12
"Questionable Economics From The Economist"
2/28/12
"Company Fights to Shield Actions Abroad"
2/28/12
"You Gotta Fight for Your Right to Vote"
2/28/12
"M&A: Not Just for the Corporate Set"
2/28/12
"Supreme Court 101 in session at high court"
2/28/12
"Despite Law, State Agency Keeps Child Abuse Records Secret"
2/28/12
E. Thomas Sullivan is named as 26th president of the University of Vermont
2/28/12
José Alvarez speaks about U.N.'s "soft power" at international conference
2/28/12
Michael Rothenberg ’91, executive director of New York Lawyers for the Public Interest, dies at 47
2/28/12
"As Ariz. votes, is 'self-deportation' more than a slogan?"
2/27/12
"Foreclosure Dispatches: Views From Around the Country"
2/27/12
Symposium explores municipal dynamism in environmental policy
2/26/12
"Because U.S. Erred in ’90, Bronx Resident Becomes a Man Without a Country"
2/24/12
"The phantom menace of voter fraud"
2/23/12
"Legal scholar Richard Epstein discusses new book ‘Design for Liberty’"
2/23/12
"White House, Consumers in Mind, Offers Online Privacy Guidelines"
2/23/12
"Author Cristina Alger Unveils ‘The Darlings’ of the Financial Crisis"
2/23/12
"Interview: Jeremy Waldron"
2/23/12
Journal of Legislation and Public Policy appears in New York Times
2/23/12
"UN Must Take Responsibility for Haiti Cholera Outbreak"
2/23/12
"Deft Moves"
2/23/12
NYU Law holds 18th Annual Public Service Auction
2/22/12
"Letter: A Nuclear Repository"
2/22/12
NYU Law alumni announce congressional runs for 2012
2/22/12
Gerald Rosenfeld joins Council on Foreign Relations
2/22/12
"NYPD spying program targets Muslims: Reactions"
2/22/12
"Barofsky Says Mortgage Settlement More of a Subsidy than Punishment"
2/22/12
"Task Force to Tackle Volume, Delays in Commercial Division"
2/21/12
Sara Moss ’74 is honored as Law Women’s 2012 alumna of the year
2/21/12
"Trademarks Take On New Importance in Internet Era"
2/21/12
"Volcker Rule to Help Stability, Neil Barofsky Says"
2/20/12
"The Oil Market Panic"
2/20/12
"Uncle Sam Is No Imam"
2/20/12
"Johns Hopkins lawsuit highlights questions about schools’ obligations to donors"
2/20/12
"Gender roles in the church and state"
2/19/12
"A Young Novelist Uses Life Lessons"
2/19/12
"Deportation priority an issue after ruling"
2/18/12
"Don’t block the vote for students"
2/17/12
"Mortgage Foreclosure Settlement: Who Pays?"
2/17/12
White House's Jonathan Greenblatt gives keynote at symposium co-sponsored by NYU Law students
2/17/12
Kim Taylor-Thompson wins NYU-wide Martin Luther King Jr. Faculty Award
2/17/12
"The mortgage settlement may cost taxpayers"
2/17/12
Guarini Center and IILJ welcome President of Palau and Prime Minister of Grenada
2/17/12
"Q&A: Arthur J. Gonzalez"
2/17/12
"Interview with Professor (Dr) Alan Khee-Jin Tan, Director of the NYU@NUS Dual Degree Program"
2/17/12
"Influence of US Constitution Declining Globally"
2/16/12
"Brad Tilden new Alaska Air CEO as Bill Ayer announces retirement"
2/16/12
"A world away from China, Geng He seeks justice for her dissident husband"
2/16/12
"US taxpayers to subsidise $40bn housing settlement"
2/16/12
"US taxpayers lose over banks deal"
2/16/12
"MacArthur Awards to Nonprofit Institutions"
2/16/12
"Now You See It, Now You Don't: The ObamaCare Penalty Morphs Back into A Tax"
2/15/12
"New York's Top Judge Calls for Court Reform"
2/15/12
An NYU Law debate on women’s issues in 2012 focuses on healthcare and reproductive rights (VIDEO)
2/15/12
Wilf Hall receives LEED Platinum Standard certification from the U.S. Green Building Council
2/15/12
"Adopting the DISCLOSE Act will help voters"
2/15/12
"Ethics 20/20 Is Lauded on Tech Proposals, Rejects Plea to Lower Barriers to Marketing"
2/15/12
Oren Bar-Gill organizes American Law Institute conference on consumer protection at NYU Law
2/14/12
"Voter Rolls Are Rife With Inaccuracies, Report Finds"
2/14/12
"Lawfare Podcast Episode #2: Samuel Rascoff on 'Official Islam'"
2/14/12
Additional postgraduate employment data now available on NYU Law website
2/14/12
Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance, Jr., delivers “Conversation on Urban Crime” address
2/14/12
"Foreclosure Dispatches: Views From Around the Country"
2/14/12
"Obamacare's Bully Mandate"
2/14/12
Immigrant Rights Clinic scores big win in battle over government deportation policy
2/14/12
"Voter Registration Errors: 1 In 8 Files Contain Significant Mistakes, Study Finds"
2/14/12
"Xi stresses benefits of Sino-US relations"
2/13/12
"Judge: U.S. government misled Supreme Court on policy for wrongfully deported immigrants"
2/13/12
"Immigration, deportation -- and no right to return?"
2/13/12
"Canada’s Charter of Rights: a global model"
2/13/12
"Judge Demands DOJ Emails on Immigration Claim, Says SCOTUS May Have Been Misled"
2/11/12
"Lawyers Share The Bench In Terrorism Cases"
2/10/12
"Mortgage deal could help many avoid court, but backlog remains"
2/10/12
"Matter of perception"
2/10/12
"Judge Suggests U.S. Misled Court on Immigration Policy"
2/10/12
"Surveys reveal positive public attitudes"
2/10/12
"Vice-President Xi's trip to address 'trust deficit' with US"
2/9/12
"S.E.C. Reaches Settlement in Bear Stearns Fraud Case"
2/9/12
35th annual Public Interest Legal Career Fair draws record numbers
2/9/12
"U.S. Ordered to Release E-Mails on Returning Alien Policy"
2/9/12
"Dan Defends Dad: A Citizens United tale"
2/9/12
"Corporate Coalition Says Obama Investment Taxes Near World High"
2/9/12
"Chief defends mortgage fraud task force"
2/8/12
"A Star Panel Debates Financial Crisis Prosecutions"
2/8/12
"Spitzer And Breuer Spar On NYU Law Panel"
2/8/12
"Solicitor General May Have Misled on Immigration"
2/8/12
David Boies (LL.M. '67) and Theodore Olson prevail again in federal court in same-sex marriage case
2/8/12
"David Boies on his efforts to overturn Proposition 8"
2/8/12
"Criminal defense attorney Benjamin Brafman on recently representing Dominique Strauss-Kahn"
2/8/12
"Super PACs Make It Rain"
2/8/12
"Case In Britain Echoes Dilemma At Guantanamo"
2/8/12
"Austin-Hillery: Congress Should Make Efforts Toward Cooperation"
2/7/12
"Will Prop. 8 Ruling Lead Supreme Court to Consider Same-Sex Marriage?"
2/7/12
"Foreclosure Dispatches: Views From Around the Country"
2/7/12
"Proposition 8 Ruling"
2/7/12
Samuel Estreicher is co-counsel for amicus brief in major Supreme Court human rights case
2/7/12
Corporate Crime Reporter features Jennifer Arlen’s analysis of Organizational Sentencing Guidelines
2/7/12
"Law Talk With Epstein and Yoo #21: The Marrying Men"
2/7/12
"Title IX or Bust"
2/7/12
"Drawing Fire, Deal Gives Agency Staff Power to See State Workers’ Tax Files"
2/6/12
"First the Quake -- Now Haitian Women Fear Rape"
2/6/12
"Summer law-firm jobs on the rebound, but slowly"
2/6/12
"Researchers Suggest The Constitution Is Passé"
2/6/12
Annual gospel music celebration honors the late Derrick Bell (VIDEO)
2/6/12
"‘We the People’ Loses Appeal With People Around the World"
2/6/12
"Two Years After Haiti's Earthquake, Women Are Still Shattered by Sexual Exploitation"
2/5/12
"By Revealing Man’s Past, Lawyer Tests Court Secrecy"
2/5/12
James Silkenat (LL.M. '78) nominated as 137th president of the American Bar Association
2/5/12
"Nominating Committee Selects New York Lawyer James Silkenat to Become ABA President"
2/5/12
"Just how big are subsidies to fossil-fuel companies? Help us find out"
2/5/12
"Use of Twitter stokes row at Khmer Rouge court"
2/4/12
"Why the man who won by a landslide can’t get a break"
2/4/12
"It's takers versus makers and these days the takers are winning"
2/4/12
"In Defense of the Free Market"
2/3/12
"The World Today"
2/3/12
"Ethics Proposals Would Require Law Firms to Report Lawyers’ Judicial Campaign Contributions"
2/3/12
Leaders in Public Interest Series panel compares roles of public defender and prosecutor
2/3/12
"The Advantages and Risks of Gingrich’s Tax Strategy"
2/3/12
"Super PACs opened door, and companies step in"
2/3/12
"Supreme Court At Mid-Term: Hints Of Health Reform Decision"
2/2/12
"Will voter ID laws make voting more secure — or more selective?"
2/2/12
Milbank Tweed Forum panelists consider implications and lessons of Arab Spring (VIDEO)
2/2/12
Eleanor Fox discusses the European Competition Model at the European Competition Forum in Brussels
2/2/12
Five NYU Law students join Justice Department through Attorney General's Honors Program
2/2/12
Judge Jonathan Lippman ’68 accepts the William Brennan Award for Outstanding Jurist from the NYSACDL
2/2/12
"NLRB Reaches Into Employment Law To Invalidate Class Action Waivers"
2/1/12
"Mitt Romney Beating President Obama Raising Wall Street Cash"
2/1/12
"Ma Ying-jeou's Momentum"
2/1/12
"SuperPac Disclosure Data and “Citizens United as the Root of All Evil” Watch: Part II"
2/1/12
"Activists fight to fulfill their DREAM"
1/31/12
"Counterstrike: The Untold Story of America’s Secret Campaign Against Al Qaeda"
1/31/12
"Congress can fix the Super PAC problem"
1/31/12
The NYSBA honors Bennett Liebman ’74 with 2012 Award for Excellence in Public Service
1/31/12
Barry Friedman discusses United States v. Jones in a New York Times op-ed
1/31/12
"The Libertarian Gun Fallacy"
1/31/12
"South Dakota Sioux Tribe File Voting Discrimination Case"
1/30/12
"Housing Groups Warn Homeowners Still Struggling"
1/30/12
"Tax Reform Is Coming, with Many Deserving Targets"
1/30/12
Jenny Rivera ’85 receives the 2012 Diversity Trailblazer Lifetime Achievement Award from the NYSBA
1/30/12
"Foreclosure prevention plan limits impact"
1/30/12
"Neil Barofsky on Banks, Mortgage-Fraud Unit"
1/30/12
"Obama Throws Support Behind Clean Energy"
1/30/12
"Rights groups slam new US vote restrictions"
1/30/12
"Gingrich and Romney Want to Say Adios to Bilingual Ballots"
1/29/12
"Just One Not-Angry Man"
1/28/12
"Why New Photo ID Laws Mean Some Won't Vote"
1/28/12
"Sedgwick County judges contributed to anti-abortion PAC"
1/27/12
"Taxes: Five Hill Aides to Know"
1/27/12
"Civil rights law on Supreme Court's mind"
1/27/12
Symposium explores corporate governance in the global marketplace
1/27/12
"Mortgage probe unveiled as foreclosure talks loom"
1/27/12
"Messin’ with Texas"
1/27/12
Winston Ma (M.C.J. ’98) focuses on Chinese modernization in Hauser Annual Dinner speech
1/27/12
"Care for Aging Inmates Puts Strain on Prisons"
1/26/12
"Changes on Horizon for Small Northern Maine Airport"
1/26/12
Conference brings rising antitrust scholars to NYU Law to present cutting-edge research
1/26/12
"Harmful Effects"
1/26/12
"Modernize Florida's voting system"
1/25/12
"New Policy Role Elevates Schneiderman to National Stage"
1/25/12
"SPIN METER: Candidates use transparency as a club"
1/25/12
"Former Clinton Speechwriter Reacts to Obama's State of the Union Address"
1/25/12
"NYPD Speaks About Use of Anti-Muslim Video"
1/25/12
"In Shift, Police Say Leader Helped With Anti-Islam Film and Now Regrets It"
1/25/12
"The reprehensible drone attacks"
1/24/12
"Hakeem Jeffries gives the prison-gerrymander presentation at his old law school"
1/24/12
"Vermonters United"
1/24/12
"Mitt Romney's 2009 Tax Burden Likely Even Lower Than 2010, Experts Say"
1/24/12
"Mexico's national voter IDs part of culture"
1/24/12
"Bloomberg blasts use of movie during NYPD training"
1/24/12
"No ‘Sachs Appeal’"
1/24/12
"Romney Camp Revelations Leave Key Tax Questions Unanswered"
1/24/12
"Elizabeth Warren, Scott Brown Spending Pact Faces Challenges in Post-Citizens United World"
1/24/12
"State of the Union address should defend environmental regulations"
1/24/12
"In Police Training, a Dark Film on U.S. Muslims"
1/24/12
"Justices Say GPS Tracker Violated Privacy Rights"
1/23/12
"5 Unique Career Paths for Law School Grads"
1/23/12
"Some Bright Signs, But Housing Market Still Shaky"
1/23/12
"Little Progress in Congress on Push for Forensic Standards"
1/23/12
"HR group hits Phl over killings"
1/23/12
"Ali believes he is wrongly before the ICC"
1/23/12
"Obamacare & the Supreme Court with Richard Epstein & John Yoo"
1/23/12
"Most minority voters rejected Miss. voter ID bill, study finds"
1/23/12
"Growing backlash against 'Citizens United'"
1/22/12
"More Lockouts as Companies Battle Unions"
1/21/12
"The shackled boss"
1/21/12
"Home-Crisis Program Gets A Late Start"
1/20/12
"High Court Orders Redo Of Texas Redistricting Plan"
1/20/12
"Why does Mitt Romney have money in the Caymans? Two potential reasons."
1/20/12
"Financial Misconduct: Is government action tough enough?"
1/20/12
"The Texas Redistricting Fiasco"
1/20/12
"California ill-served by redevelopment agencies"
1/20/12
"The Texas Redistricting Decision"
1/20/12
"O'Keefe: Fear-mongering used against fracking"
1/20/12
"Supreme Court gives a win to Texas GOP on congressional lines"
1/19/12
"One woman’s quest for social justice in America"
1/19/12
"Derrick Bell-Changing the Odds for Others"
1/19/12
"Barofsky on Expansion of Insider-Trading Cases"
1/19/12
"Taiwanese can be proud of presidential election: U.S. scholar"
1/19/12
"Death-Row Defendant Can Proceed With Appeal"
1/18/12
"Make sure every vote counts"
1/18/12
"DLA Piper announces succession plan"
1/18/12
"Bain & Co. Partner Consulted with Auto Task Force"
1/18/12
"Justices Excuse Slip-Up in Death Row Appeal"
1/17/12
"The problem with non-compete clauses"
1/17/12
President Ma Ying-jeou (LL.M. ’76) wins re-election in Taiwan
1/17/12
"A Year of Rethinking Regulations"
1/17/12
"Death by Wealth Tax"
1/17/12
NYU Law releases employment data for recent graduates
1/17/12
"Taking Rick Hasen’s Bet on the Texas Redistricting Cases"
1/16/12
"Taiwan Election Stirs Hopes Among Chinese for Democracy"
1/15/12
"A New Law Firm With 161 Years of Experience"
1/14/12
"Nobel Laureate Drops Bid for Presidency of Egypt"
1/14/12
"President of Taiwan Is Re-elected, a Result That Is Likely to Please China"
1/13/12
"Barofsky on U.S. Financial Regulation Outlook"
1/12/12
"Report Exposes 'Survival Sex Trade' in Post-Earthquake Haiti"
1/12/12
"Obama appointments no way to run a democracy"
1/12/12
NYU Law mourns Professor of Law Emeritus John D. Johnston Jr.
1/12/12
"New ethics code for TN judges draws praise, concerns"
1/12/12
"The Justice Department's Lackluster Defense of Recess Appointments"
1/11/12
"Voting in Plain Sight"
1/11/12
"Reject voter ID"
1/11/12
"Neil Barofsky on Why Tarp Has Failed"
1/10/12
"Kan. elections chief wants to require proof of citizenship for some on June 15"
1/10/12
"Issacharoff: Clarity About Super PACs, Independent Money and Citizens United"
1/10/12
"Elizabeth Warren’s Sloppy Progressivism"
1/10/12
"Study Targets Conventional Wisdom that Roberts Court Is Pro Free Speech"
1/9/12
"RIP: 'Live Free or Die'"
1/9/12
"Supreme Court steps into Texas political fight"
1/9/12
Richard Stewart moderates panel in Abu Dhabi on reduction of greenhouse gases
1/9/12
"Texas Redistricting Case May Cause Big Ripples"
1/8/12
"A glimpse at the life of Israel's controversial justice minister"
1/8/12
"Rick Perry says Barack Obama is a socialist"
1/7/12
"Study Challenges Supreme Court’s Image as Defender of Free Speech"
1/6/12
"Cordray Recess Appointment Will 'Weaken' CFPB: Barofsky"
1/6/12
"SEC tweaks enforcement rules"
1/6/12
"Texas election map fight goes before Supreme Court"
1/6/12
Burt Neuborne and Brennan Center file amicus brief in major human rights case before Supreme Court
1/6/12
"Book review: 'Power Concedes Nothing' by Connie Rice"
1/6/12
"Setting the Right Balance Between Legislative and Judicial Functions"
1/6/12
"Morning Bits"
1/6/12
"Beachwood woman shows 'Unbreakable Spirit' in years-long struggle to overcome adversity"
1/5/12
"Brooklyn Attorney Finds Continuity Through Chaos as One of City’s Top Lawyers"
1/5/12
Judge Robert Carter, leader in the legal battle against racial segregation, dies at 94
1/5/12
"Ties to China Linger as Issue as Taiwanese Prepare to Vote"
1/5/12
"Taiwan's Ma sets course for '10 golden years'"
1/4/12
"Western Populism and Corporate Electioneering: The Montana Supreme Court"
1/4/12
"Brennan Center Chief Talks New York Campaign Finance Reform"
1/4/12
"The Constitution Is Clear On Recess Appointments"
1/4/12
"A Cheerful View of Mass Violence"
1/4/12
"Harlem Faces a Historic Shift
1/4/12
"Rent Control Hits the Supreme Court"
1/4/12
"Law firms' tie-up causes a stir"
1/4/12
"Minimizing Corporate Power by Maximizing Participation"
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
"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"
12/17/11
"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
"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
"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
"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
"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
"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
"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
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
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
"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
"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
"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
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