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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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"Yes, Donald Trump has been linked to the mob"
03/02/2016
PolitiFact
Expert: James Jacobs
"Are Micro-Apartments a Good Solution to the Affordable-Housing Crisis?"
03/02/2016
New Yorker
Expert: Ingrid Gould Ellen, Furman Center for Real Estate and Urban Policy
"Should a Sibling Be Told She’s Adopted?"
03/02/2016
New York Times Magazine
Author: Anthony Appiah
"10 Questions: This DC lawyer is helping her firm attract US Supreme Court clerks"
03/01/2016
ABA Journal
Featured: Beth Heifetz '83
"Scalia’s pick: Justice Rachel Barkow"
02/29/2016
The Hill
Featured: Rachel Barkow
"The Right to Vote? Don’t Count on It"
02/29/2016
Daily Beast
Author: Michael Waldman '87, Brennan Center for Justice
"The Price Young Girls Pay When Tampons Aren't Free"
02/29/2016
Broadly
Expert: Jennifer Weiss-Wolf, Brennan Center for Justice
"A Tipping Point for Automatic Voter Registration?"
02/29/2016
The Atlantic
Expert: Myrna Pérez, Brennan Center for Justice
"When voters head to polls Super Tuesday, many will face new stricter ID requirements"
02/29/2016
Washington Post
Expert: Wendy Weiser, Brennan Center for Justice
"Courting Business"
02/29/2016
New Yorker
Expert: Arthur Miller
"What's at Stake in the Texas Abortion Case? A Fundamental Right and Truth in Judging"
02/29/2016
Huffington Post
Author: Dorothy Samuels, Brennan Center for Justice
"Alchemy should be squeezed out of the world’s banking system"
02/29/2016
Telegraph
Author: Mervyn King
"‘Brexit’ Vote and Donald Trump’s Surge Reflect Discontent"
02/29/2016
New York Times
Expert: Mervyn King
"The Real Cause of American Growth"
02/29/2016
Defining Ideas
Author: Richard Epstein
"Young Lawyers Ready to Argue a Major Abortion Case Before the Supreme Court"
02/29/2016
New York Times
Featured: Stephanie Toti '03
"'Forgive them their debts’ is not the answer"
02/28/2016
Telegraph
Author: Mervyn King
"Inwood’s Pleasant Time Warp"
02/26/2016
Wall Street Journal
Expert: Furman Center for Real Estate and Urban Policy
"Experts Say No Legal Barrier to Donald Trump Releasing Taxes"
02/26/2016
ABC News
Expert: Daniel Shaviro
"Fact-Check: Donald Trump Can't Release His Taxes While Being Audited?"
02/26/2016
NPR
Expert: Daniel Shaviro
"Sanders shouldn't hit 'reset' on Clean Power Plan"
02/26/2016
The Hill
Author: Richard Revesz, Institute for Policy Integrity
"Why China Isn’t Hosting Syrian Refugees"
02/26/2016
Foreign Policy
Expert: Melissa Lefkowitz, US-Asia Law Institute
"Scalia Led Court in Taking Trips Funded by Private Sponsors"
02/26/2016
New York Times
Expert: Stephen Gillers '68
"Google gives $1M to Bryan Stevenson's racial justice effort"
02/26/2016
USA Today
Featured: Bryan Stevenson
"En riesgo de ser demandado EE.UU."
02/25/2016
El Vocero (Spanish language)
Expert: Samuel Issacharoff
"Cuestiona Casa Blanca la soberanía de Puerto Rico"
02/25/2016
El Vocero (Spanish language)
Expert: Samuel Issacharoff
"Why LGBT Inclusion Makes Business Sense"
02/25/2016
Huffington Post
Expert: Kenji Yoshino
"Scalia’s traveling companion in Texas was a prominent Washington lawyer"
02/24/2016
Washington Post
Expert: Stephen Gillers '68
"While the FBI battles Apple over encryption, pushback from the tech industry persists"
02/24/2016
Los Angeles Times
Expert: Stephen Gillers '68
"Encryption's tight grip on tech devices"
02/24/2016
Los Angeles Times
Expert: Stephen Gillers '68
"How techies are losing the Apple-FBI privacy fight"
02/23/2016
InfoWorld
Expert: Just Security
"A bill aimed at cracking down on 'patent trolls' has stalled almost a year after it was reintroduced"
02/23/2016
Washington Times
Expert: Richard Epstein
"Patent bills: too broad, too soon, too heavy-handed"
02/23/2016
Washington Times
Expert: Richard Epstein
"Apple’s iPhone Blunder"
02/22/2016
Defining Ideas
Author: Richard Epstein
"Cross-State Dissent Could Be Key in Power Plan Defense"
02/22/2016
Bloomberg BNA
Expert: Denise Grab, Institute for Policy Integrity
"Banished Bills Stall in Albany"
02/22/2016
WNYC (Audio)
Expert: Lawrence Norden, Brennan Center for Justice
"How 'To Kill a Mockingbird' shaped race relations in America"
02/22/2016
The Economist
Expert: Bryan Stevenson
"Q&A: Will We Ever Fix Our Broken, Discriminatory Voting System?"
02/22/2016
National Book Review
Expert: Michael Waldman '87, Brennan Center for Justice
"A Looming Crisis for China’s Legal System"
02/22/2016
Foreign Policy
Author: Jerome Cohen
"Civil rights veterans enjoy songs of hope at Kennedy Center"
02/22/2016
Washington Post
Featured: Bryan Stevenson
"We Need Better Presidential Debates"
02/21/2016
Wall Street Journal
Author: Robert Rozenkranz
"Scalia's uncompromising style at times limited his impact on the Supreme Court"
02/20/2016
Los Angeles Times
Expert: Richard Pildes
"Amicus: The Contradictions of Antonin Scalia"
02/20/2016
Slate (Audio)
Expert: Rachel Barkow
"Can Taiwan show Beijing and the world how disputed islands should be used for peace?"
02/19/2016
South China Morning Post
Author: Jerome Cohen
"Everything you need to know about who pays when Supreme Court justices travel"
02/19/2016
Washington Post
Expert: Stephen Gillers '68
"Scalia's Absence May Not Affect Immigration Case"
02/18/2016
Bloomberg BNA
Expert: Muzaffar Chishti, Migration Policy Institute
"Google Isn’t Paying the ‘Google Tax’"
02/18/2016
Bloomberg Business
Expert: H. David Rosenbloom
"Forget the Constitution. The war over replacing Scalia is about brute political force."
02/17/2016
Washington Post
Expert: Barry Friedman
"Feds v. Apple case sails into unchartered legal waters"
02/17/2016
PIX11 News
Expert: Zachary Goldman '09, Center on Law and Security
"Call for Obama to delay supreme court nomination is 'absurd', say legal scholars"
02/17/2016
Guardian
Expert: Barry Friedman
"Why the U.S. is cutting carbon emissions no matter what happens with the Supreme Court"
02/17/2016
Washington Post
Expert: Jack Lienke '11, Institute for Policy Integrity