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NYU School of Law and its faculty, students, alumni, centers and programs are frequently featured in the media. The following lists recent news stories, interviews and op-eds.

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"Settlement to Allow Visits to New York Potter's Field"
07/09/2015
New York Law Journal
Featured: Civil Rights Clinic
"NY AG names team to probe killings by police"
07/09/2015
Associated Press
Featured: Gail Heatherly '86
"It's a hoax: Jay-Z and Beyonce aren't trying to buy rights to the Confederate flag"
07/09/2015
PolitiFact
Expert: Christopher Jon Sprigman
"Los Angeles responds to rising 2015 crime rates"
07/09/2015
Christian Science Monitor
Expert: Inimai Chettiar, Brennan Center for Justice
"Should I Respond to My Mechanic’s Racist Poster?"
07/08/2015
New York Times
Expert: Anthony Appiah, Kenji Yoshino
"Report Highlights Lack Of Racial Diversity Among U.S. Prosecutors"
07/07/2015
NPR (Audio)
Expert: Bryan Stevenson
"Will US FIFA Indictments Lead to Reform?"
07/07/2015
Voice of America (Video)
Expert: Jennifer Arlen '86
"Watch the U.S. Transition From Slavery to Mass Incarceration"
07/07/2015
Jezebel (Video)
Featured: Bryan Stevenson
"Vast majority of elected prosecutors in US are white, report finds"
07/07/2015
Christian Science Monitor
Expert: Bryan Stevenson
"Too Many Lawyers. Here's One Solution"
07/06/2015
Bloomberg Business
Expert: Stephen Gillers '68
"Raisin' a Raw Deal"
07/06/2015
Defining Ideas
Author: Richard Epstein
"Great Controversy Is Usually the Exception for the Supreme Court"
07/06/2015
New York Times
Author: Barry Friedman
"The New York Times Close Up"
07/06/2015
NY1 News (Video)
Expert: Norman Siegel '68, Kenji Yoshino
"AIG v. FRBNY In The Crosshairs: It's Time To Rethink Fannie And Freddie"
07/06/2015
Forbes
Expert: Richard Epstein
"Licensed Legal Technicians"
07/06/2015
New York Times
Author: Stephen Gillers '68
"Civil rights lawyer seeks to commemorate another side of Southern heritage: Lynchings"
07/05/2015
Los Angeles Times
Featured: Bryan Stevenson
"Amicus: The Term in Review"
07/04/2015
Slate (Audio)
Expert: Kenji Yoshino
"How America is quietly becoming a climate change leader"
07/02/2015
Christian Science Monitor
Expert: Richard Revesz, Institute for Policy Integrity
"How Can You Prove Airlines Conspired To Keep Ticket Prices High?"
07/02/2015
BuzzFeed News
Expert: Scott Hemphill
"'You’ve Got to Be Brave, Brave, Brave': Carnegie Medalist Bryan Stevenson Talks about Just Mercy"
07/02/2015
Booklist Reader
Featured: Bryan Stevenson
"What's Changed, and What Hasn't, in the Town That Inspired 'To Kill a Mockingbird'"
07/01/2015
Smithsonian Magazine
Featured: Bryan Stevenson
"How Gay Marriage Became a Constitutional Right"
07/01/2015
The Atlantic
Expert: Barry Friedman
"China Adopts Sweeping National Security Law"
07/01/2015
Wall Street Journal
Expert: Jerome Cohen
"Do Another Woman’s Marriage Vows Bind Me?"
07/01/2015
New York Times
Expert: Anthony Appiah, Kenji Yoshino
"Ted Cruz, Ken Paxton Court New Fight on Gay Marriage Over Texas Licenses"
07/01/2015
Bloomberg
Expert: Burt Neuborne
"Wanted: American exceptionalism in foreign affairs"
07/01/2015
Washington Times
Author: Richard Epstein, Classical Liberal Institute
"Europe braces for more climate litigation"
07/01/2015
Nature
Expert: Richard Stewart
"Here’s why you shouldn’t worry about the Supreme Court’s latest environmental ruling"
06/30/2015
Grist
Author: Jack Lienke '11, Institute for Policy Integrity
"Supreme Court Tacks Left, With Push From Disciplined Liberals"
06/30/2015
New York Times
Expert: Samuel Issacharoff
"What the Supreme Court's EPA decision means for mercury rule and Clean Power Plan"
06/30/2015
The Hill
Author: Richard Revesz, Institute for Policy Integrity
"Former Deputy Mayor Eileen Decker sworn in as U.S. attorney"
06/30/2015
Los Angeles Times
Featured: Eileen Decker '90
"Supreme Court Concludes Term With Death Penalty Ruling, Looks Ahead"
06/30/2015
NPR (Audio)
Expert: Bryan Stevenson
"At the Supreme Court, a Win for Direct Democracy"
06/29/2015
New York Times
Author: Richard Pildes
"Supreme Court Ruling Is Far From a Death Sentence for Obama’s Clean Power Plant Rule"
06/29/2015
Newsweek
Expert: Richard Revesz, Institute for Policy Integrity
"U.S. top court rules against Obama administration over air pollution rule"
06/29/2015
Reuters
Expert: Richard Revesz, Institute for Policy Integrity
"Justices Uphold Arizona's System for Redistricting"
06/29/2015
Associated Press
Expert: Michael Li, Brennan Center for Justice
"The Supreme Court throws a wrench in the EPA's crackdown on mercury pollution"
06/29/2015
Vox
Expert: Richard Revesz
"Lethal injection: US Supreme Court says Alabama, other states, can use drug"
06/29/2015
AL.com
Expert: Bryan Stevenson
"Supreme Court Backs Arizona's Redistricting Commission Targeting Gridlock"
06/29/2015
NPR
Expert: Wendy Weiser, Brennan Center for Justice
"Hard Questions on Same-Sex Marriage"
06/29/2015
Defining Ideas
Author: Richard Epstein
"Lethal Injection Ruling Draws Out Justices' Passionate Opinions"
06/29/2015
NPR (Audio)
Expert: Bryan Stevenson
"The Booklist Carnegie Medal Interview: Bryan Stevenson"
06/27/2015
Booklist
Featured: Bryan Stevenson
"Decades of battles converged for momentous decision"
06/27/2015
Washington Post
Expert: Kenji Yoshino
"Straddling Old and New, a South Where ‘a Flag Is Not Worth a Job’"
06/27/2015
New York Times
Expert: Bryan Stevenson
"Regulating Sex"
06/27/2015
New York Times
Expert: Stephen Schulhofer
"What's next for establishing marriage equality"
06/27/2015
Melissa Harris-Perry (Video)
Expert: Kenji Yoshino
"'The struggle continues' for full equality"
06/27/2015
Melissa Harris-Perry (Video)
Expert: Kenji Yoshino
"Dissenting Justice Scalia’s sarcastic rebuke raises eyebrows"
06/26/2015
Globe and Mail
Expert: Burt Neuborne
"Supreme Court Breakfast Table: The court acknowledges 'unconscious prejudice'"
06/26/2015
Slate
Author: Kenji Yoshino
"Supreme Court Breakfast Table: Obergefell recognizes the connection between liberty and equality"
06/26/2015
Slate
Author: Kenji Yoshino