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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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"The Mad Dash to Find a Cybersecurity Force"
11/07/2018
New York Times
Featured: Center for Cybersecurity
"Democratic electoral gains will give a boost to California in fight against Trump"
11/07/2018
Los Angeles Times
Expert: Richard Revesz
"Limitations of Federal Gun Regulation"
11/07/2018
Regulatory Review
Author: James Jacobs
"Big Oil Won Big In The Midterm Elections"
11/07/2018
Buzzfeed News
Expert: Institute for Policy Integrity
"Amazon could split East Coast location between New York and Virginia"
11/07/2018
Christian Science Monitor
Expert: Furman Center for Real Estate & Urban Policy
"Tax planning: 6 ways to lower the amount you owe"
11/07/2018
USA Today
Expert: Daniel Shaviro
"HQ2 wouldn't prop up NYC rents: Zillow Group"
11/06/2018
Crain's New York Business
Expert: Furman Center for Real Estate & Urban Policy
"We’ve declared war on foreign terrorism. Why not do the same for domestic threats?"
11/05/2018
Washington Post
Co-author: Lisa Monaco
"Did You Vote? Now Your Friends May Know (and Nag You)"
11/05/2018
New York Times
Expert: Ira Rubinstein, Information Law Institute
"A Guide to How, When and Where to Vote on Tuesday"
11/05/2018
New York Times
Expert: Myrna Pérez, Brennan Center for Justice
"The Crusade of Al Sharpton's Brother"
11/04/2018
New York Magazine
Expert: Bryan Stevenson
"US Law Enforcement Failed to See the Threat of White Nationalism. Now They Don't Know How to Stop It."
11/03/2018
New York Times Magazine
Expert: Brennan Center for Justice
"Why the First Amendment Does Not Protect Trump Campaign Collusion with Wikileaks and Russia"
11/02/2018
Just Security
Co-authors: Bob Bauer and Ryan Goodman
"The Justice Department Knows That as Many as Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Hate Crimes Take Place Every Year. It Prosecutes Only a Few Dozen."
11/01/2018
New Yorker
Expert: Brennan Center for Justice
"Co-Living Goes Affordable"
11/01/2018
New York Times
Expert: Furman Center for Real Estate & Urban Policy
"Why identity is a lie we can’t live without"
11/01/2018
Vox
Expert: Kwame Anthony Appiah
"Supreme Court's Proposal Would Affect Recusal's Word Counts"
11/01/2018
Bloomberg Law
Expert: Stephen Gillers '68
"Inside the Trump administration's rudderless fight to counter election propaganda"
10/31/2018
Politico
Expert: Lisa Monaco
"How West Virginia Broke Its Supreme Court"
10/31/2018
The Atlantic
Expert: Brennan Center for Justice
"Why Civil Rights lawyer Bryan Stevenson prefers working at female-dominated firms"
10/30/2018
Quartz
Featured: Bryan Stevenson
"Trump's Crackdown on Immigrant Activists Is an Attack on Free Speech"
10/30/2018
The Nation
Expert: Alina Das '05
"Justice Department launches website to report hate crimes in wake of Pittsburg fatal shooting"
10/29/2018
Washington Times
Expert: James Jacobs
"Congressional Democrats seek more action on U.S. domestic extremists"
10/29/2018
Reuters
Expert: Michael German, Brennan Center for Justice
"Judging A Book: Brown Reviews 'Dangerous Leaders'"
10/26/2018
Law360
Featured: Anthony Thompson
"Trump rollbacks causing premature deaths should not be celebrated"
10/25/2018
The Hill
Author: Richard Revesz
"Tea Party Hangover Could Force Shift in Governor Mansions"
10/25/2018
Bloomberg
Expert: Michael Li, Brennan Center for Justice
"Michigan Redistricting Power Put To A Vote"
10/25/2018
NPR
Expert: Michael Li, Brennan Center for Justice
"Heritage Foundation's Clerk Training Raises Specter Of Bias"
10/23/2018
Law360
Expert: Stephen Gillers '68
"21 books Goldman Sachs executives say you should be reading this fall"
10/23/2018
Business Insider
Featured: Kenji Yoshino
"Why geography makes it difficult for Democrats to get along"
10/22/2018
Washington Post
Co-author: Richard Pildes
"Options for Congress to Respond to Saudi Transgressions: Here's What Works according to Former Senior U.S. Officials"
10/22/2018
Just Security
Author: Ryan Goodman
"Some Presidential Lies Are Impeachable Offenses"
10/22/2018
The Atlantic
Author: Bob Bauer
"Establishing an AI code of ethics will be harder than people think"
10/21/2018
Technology Review
Expert: Philip Alston
"'Unwanted Sex,' 20 Years Later"
10/21/2018
The Atlantic
Featured: Stephen Schulhofer
"Georgia Voting Begins Amid Accusations of Voter Suppression"
10/19/2018
New York Times
Expert: Brennan Center for Justice
"White House Backed Big Oil Over EPA on Finding Methane Leaks"
10/19/2018
Bloomberg
Expert: David Hayes, State Energy and Environmental Impact Center
"Private sector 'should not take lead in poverty alleviation'"
10/19/2018
UN News (audio)
Expert: Philip Alston
"Crown prince under scrutiny in journalist's disappearance even as Saudis search for exculpatory explanation"
10/18/2018
Washington Post
Expert: Lisa Monaco
"Is There A Supreme Court Legitimacy Crisis?"
10/18/2018
National Constitution Center (podcast)
Expert: Melissa Murray
"Kamala Harris's Trump-Size Tax Plan"
10/18/2018
The Atlantic
Expert: David Kamin '09
"Chemical Plant Safety Rule Rollback Presses on After Legal Loss"
10/17/2018
Bloomberg
Expert: Bethany Davis Noll, Institute for Policy Integrity
"Does 'Covering' Help Mask a Diverse Big Law Workplace?"
10/16/2018
Law.com
Expert: Kenji Yoshino
"How to Fix the Confirmation Process"
10/16/2018
The Atlantic
Author: Bob Bauer
"This Statewide Elected Office Has Drawn Unusual Interest From Democrats"
10/16/2018
Time
Expert: Wendy Weiser, Brennan Center for Justice
"Who Can Stop The Supreme Court"
10/15/2018
FiveThirtyEight
Expert: Barry Friedman
"He Wanted to Be an Informant. The F.B.I. Arrested Him Instead."
10/15/2018
New York Times
Expert: Stephen Gillers '68
"Florida could soon restore voting rights to over 1 million felony offenders"
10/13/2018
PBS News Hour
Expert: Myrna Pérez, Brennan Center for Justice
"What comes next in the fight against partisan gerrymandering"
10/13/2018
Washington Post
Expert: Richard Pildes
"Eleventh Circuit Delineates Provisions That Overcome the Presumption That Courts Must Decide Class Arbitrability"
10/12/2018
New York Law Journal
Expert: Samuel Estreicher
"Easy DNA Identifications With Genealogy Databases Raise Privacy Concerns"
10/11/2018
NPR
Expert: Erin Murphy