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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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"Obama refuses to close door on torture"
11/19/2014
Al Jazeera America
Author: Faiza Patel, Brennan Center for Justice
"Chesler named NY Public Library board chairman"
11/18/2014
Associated Press
Featured: Evan Chesler '75
"WhatsApp, world’s most popular instant messaging platform, to encrypt data for millions"
11/18/2014
Washington Post
Expert: Andrew Weissmann
"USA Freedom Act for NSA reform is voted down in the Senate"
11/18/2014
The Verge
Expert: Elizabeth Goitein, Brennan Center for Justice
"Top Senate Democrats urge Obama to move on immigration"
11/17/2014
CBS News
Expert: Adam Cox
"Putin on Ice"
11/17/2014
Project Syndicate
Author: Stephen Holmes
"Hands Off the Web"
11/17/2014
Defining Ideas
Author: Richard Epstein
"'Sweet Spot' Elusive in Voting Case"
11/17/2014
National Law Journal
Expert: Richard Pildes
"Obama’s potential immigration plan could enter uncharted territory"
11/17/2014
Washington Post
Expert: Muzaffar Chishti, Migration Policy Institute
"Obama to fulfill immigration promise?"
11/16/2014
MSNBC (Video)
Expert: Adam Cox, Alina Das '05
"Law gets fashionable as labels learn to love litigation"
11/16/2014
Agence France-Presse
Expert: Charles Colman
"When lawyers stumble, only their clients fall"
11/16/2014
Washington Post
Expert: Randy Hertz
"NYU School of Law: ‘Oasis’ in Greenwich Village is no remote bubble"
11/16/2014
Financial Times
Featured: Trevor Morrison, NYU School of Law
"More Federal Agencies Are Using Undercover Operations"
11/15/2014
New York Times
Expert: Michael German
"New York Public Library Names New Chairman"
11/14/2014
New York Times
Featured: Evan Chesler '75
"Idea for New Congress: End a Tax Break for the Elite"
11/14/2014
New York Times
Expert: Daniel Shaviro
"Divided by a Windfall: Affordable Housing in New York City Sparks Debate"
11/14/2014
New York Times
Expert: Furman Center for Real Estate & Urban Policy
"Can Thomas lead reforms at DOC?"
11/14/2014
Montgomery Advertiser
Expert: Bryan Stevenson
"Why ‘no’ is considered insufficient resistance"
11/14/2014
MSNBC (Video)
Expert: Erin Murphy
"Will Obama's immigration moves have any staying power?"
11/14/2014
CBS News
Expert: Adam Cox
"Here's Why China Cares More About Climate Change Than Congress Does"
11/13/2014
Mother Jones
Expert: Jerome Cohen
"Motorola Mobility Cartel Case Tests U.S. Antitrust Reach"
11/13/2014
Bloomberg News
Expert: Richard Epstein
"Top Alabama prison reformer: 'These prisons are in very, very bad shape'"
11/12/2014
AL.com
Expert: Bryan Stevenson
"Justices Hear Challenge to Alabama Redistricting"
11/12/2014
New York Times
Expert: Richard Pildes
"I-Team: Women Panhandling With Babies on NYC Streets Swap Kids, Refuse City Handouts in Possible Coordinated Scheme"
11/12/2014
NBC (Video)
Expert: Gladys Carrión '76, Martin Guggenheim '71
"Supreme Court Case Seeks Source Of Alabama Gerrymandering"
11/12/2014
NPR (Audio)
Expert: Richard Pildes
"FCC Reacts to Obama's Net Neutrality Stance"
11/11/2014
Bloomberg TV (Video)
Expert: Jessica Rosenworcel '97
"Double Jeopardy"
11/11/2014
New Yorker
Expert: Bryan Stevenson
"Justice Department asked to investigate state prisons"
11/11/2014
Montgomery Advertiser
Expert: Bryan Stevenson
"For low-wage federal workers, Obama’s minimum wage order was nice — but not enough"
11/10/2014
Washington Post
Expert: Cynthia Estlund
"Mick Jagger's age could help insurance claim over L'Wren Scott's suicide"
11/10/2014
New York Daily News
Expert: Zev Eigen
"Republicans Won. Now What?"
11/10/2014
Defining Ideas
Author: Richard Epstein
"Obamacare is Doomed! Everybody Panic!"
11/10/2014
Slate
Author: Barry Friedman
"EIA Interview with Philip Alston on a World Court for Human Rights"
11/10/2014
Ethics and International Affairs
Featured: Philip Alston
"Senate Winners Aided by $127 Million from Dark Money Groups"
11/10/2014
Bloomberg Politics
Expert: Brennan Center for Justice
"After CSX Settlement, More Trial Lawyers Will Be Sued Under RICO"
11/10/2014
Bloomberg Businessweek
Expert: Burt Neuborne
"Brooklyn Charity Fund Seeks to Help People Too Poor to Afford Bail"
11/09/2014
Epoch Times
Featured: Scott Hechinger ’10, Joshua Saunders ’06
"Ackman’s Allergan Court Victory May Prove Costly Later"
11/09/2014
Bloomberg News
Expert: Marcel Kahan
"Gov. Cuomo names new leader for Office of Children and Family Services"
11/07/2014
New York Daily News
Featured: Roberto Velez '89
"The two words that scare the World Bank"
11/07/2014
Washington Post
Author: Philip Alston
"Apec to set up network to track down and extradite corrupt officials"
11/07/2014
South China Morning Post
Expert: Jerome Cohen
"Out at the top"
11/07/2014
The Economist
Expert: Kenji Yoshino
"Don’t Wreck the Iran Talks"
11/05/2014
New York Times
Author: Zachary Goldman '09, Center on Law and Security
"Why long wait times don’t affect all voters equally"
11/04/2014
MSNBC (Video)
Expert: Michael Waldman '87, Brennan Center for Justice
"China's socialist rule of law still offers real hope of improvements to legal system"
11/04/2014
South China Morning Post
Author: Jerome Cohen, U.S.-Asia Law Institute
"Tim Cook Could Spur Silicon Valley Social Change"
11/04/2014
Top Tech News
Expert: Kenji Yoshino
"Teaching compliance: The law schools (and a JD) weigh in"
10/31/2014
FCPA Blog
Expert: Geoffrey Miller
"Anti-Chevron Activists Accuse N.Y. Federal Judge of Financial Conflict of Interest"
10/31/2014
Bloomberg Businessweek
Expert: Stephen Gillers '68
"Lohan, Noriega video game lawsuits are a troubling sign for the arts"
10/30/2014
Los Angeles Times
Author: Christopher Jon Sprigman
"Tim Cook comes out on public stage, pulling secretive Apple with him"
10/30/2014
Washington Post
Expert: Kenji Yoshino