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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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"Defending the Innocent"
05/19/2011
Tuscon Weekly
"Jacoby & Meyers' Newest Fight: Helping Nonlawyers Own Law Firms"
05/19/2011
The Wall Street Journal (Subscription Only)
"New Sharkey Preemption Article"
05/18/2011
Drug and Device Law
"Strauss-Kahn may attempt a consensual sex defense"
05/18/2011
Reuters
"Shahawar Matin Siraj, Newburgh 4 and the Fort Dix 5: All Lured Into Terror Plot By Overzealous FBI Informants, New Report Claims"
05/18/2011
The Village Voice
"Abusing Immigration Law to Target Muslims"
05/18/2011
Huffington Post
"The end of NSEERS, one of the most contentious post-9/11 national security programs"
05/17/2011
Multi-American
"Le processus judiciaire qui attend DSK"
05/17/2011
Le Monde (in French)
"THE DOUBLE GAME"
05/16/2011
The New Yorker
"Miami Imam Will Plead Not Guilty to Aiding Terror Group, Lawyer Says"
05/16/2011
The New York Times
"NYC Terrorism, Or Hate Crimes? FBI And NYPD See It Two Ways"
05/14/2011
Huffington Post
"Florida Men Accused of Supporting Pakistani Taliban"
05/14/2011
The New York Times
"In Prison Reform, Money Trumps Civil Rights"
05/14/2011
The New York Times
"Terror Trials in State Court: Pluses and Minuses"
05/13/2011
The New York Times
"Taiwan, China and the United States: a Complicated Triangle"
05/13/2011
PBS
"Voting Rights Under Attack"
05/13/2011
Huffington Post
"Cover Story: Is the FBI Up to the Job 10 Years After 9/11?"
05/12/2011
Time
"Microsoft Antitrust Agreement Spurred Innovation, U.S. Says"
05/12/2011
Business Week
"The Galleon Legacy: White-Collar Wiretaps"
05/12/2011
The Wall Street Journal
"Hedge fund manager guilty of insider trading"
05/12/2011
NPR
"Legends of the Legal Academy"
05/12/2011
Journal of Legal Education
"Wiretaps Helped Get Hedge Fund Manager Convicted"
05/12/2011
NPR
"Secret Cash Dominates in State Court Races"
05/12/2011
Business Week
"Liberal Judges Won't Defect from Obama Administration's Misinterpretation of Commerce Clause"
05/11/2011
Ricochet
"'Every 30 Minutes': Crushed by Debt and Neoliberal Reforms, Indian Farmers Commit Suicide at Staggering Rate"
05/11/2011
Democracy Now!
"A New AUMF"
05/10/2011
The American Prospect
"2012 battlefield: The Supreme Court"
05/10/2011
Politico
"Osama's Dead, But Congress Wants a Wider War"
05/10/2011
Wired
"Killing OBL Was Legal, Ctd"
05/09/2011
The American Prospect
"Where is Ai Weiwei?"
05/09/2011
The Guardian
"Targeted killings a rights concern"
05/09/2011
Malaysia Star
"Author of The Torture Papers Says Coercion Not Crucial, Part I"
05/06/2011
NPR
American Muslims Still Live in a Climate of Hate
05/06/2011
Color Lines
"Author of The Torture Papers Says Coercion Not Crucial, Part I"
05/06/2011
NPR
"Was bin Laden's killing and burial legal?"
05/05/2011
Al Jazeera
"Interview with Amna Akbar about a recent CHRGJ Report"
05/05/2011
KPFT Radio (story at 17:18)
"U.S. Muslims hope for better days, but one report indicates these could still be far off"
05/05/2011
Multi-American
"Google courts professors about antitrust"
05/05/2011
Politico
"Did Torture Lead Us To bin Laden?"
05/04/2011
NPR
"Noam Chomsky Column"
05/04/2011
Scoop.co.nz
"How the Hunt for Bin Laden Made U.S. Muslims and Immigrants Threats"
05/04/2011
Color Lines
"Repeal Title IX"
05/04/2011
Defining Ideas
"Bin Laden on New York in His Own Words"
05/03/2011
The New York Times
"No obvious replacement to succeed bin Laden as al Qaeda's leader"
05/03/2011
CNN
"Bin Laden on New York in His Own Words"
05/03/2011
The New York Times
"Gay Calif. judge now the focus in same-sex marriage fight"
05/03/2011
The Washington Post
"How Osama bin Laden perverted US justice"
05/02/2011
The Guardian
"FTC Said To Be Prepping Google Probe"
05/02/2011
Huffington Post
"How Osama bin Laden perverted US justice"
05/02/2011
The Guardian
"A deathblow to al Qaeda?"
05/02/2011
CNN