Oxford University Press recently released The Oxford Handbook of Prosecutors and Prosecution, which is co-edited by Professors Russell Gold (Alabama Law), Ronald F. Wright (Wake Forest Law), and Kay L. Levine (Emory University School of Law). In addition to serving as co-editor, Professor Gold also authored a chapter in that volume and co-authored the introduction.…
Professor Joyce Vance recently coauthored an Opinion piece with Laurence H. Tribe (Harvard Law School) and Barbara McQuade (University of Michigan Law School) in The Washington Post. The article is titled Here’s a roadmap for the Justice Department to follow in investigating Trump which can be accessed on The Washington Post website.
On Monday, August 9, Dean Mark E. Brandon welcomed the Class of 2024 during the opening day of First-Year Orientation. In his speech, Brandon highlighted that the incoming class consists of 152 students—drawn from a pool of over 1,500 applicants. More than 50 percent of the 1Ls are women and just under 20 percent identify…
Professor Joyce Vance authored an opinion piece for MSNBC titled Britney Spears finally won the right to pick her own lawyer. Here’s why that matters.
Professor Deepa Das Acevedo recently published “(Im)mutable Race?” in the Northwestern University Law Review Online. To learn more, download the full piece on SSRN.
Professor Joyce Vance was interviewed recently on MSNBC about charges against Tom Barrack .
Professor Joyce Vance interviewed for for Cafe.com on Reading the Tea Leaves of the first January 6 Sentencing and coauthored a piece for Just Security.org on a similar subject titled Questions the January 6 Select Committee Should Ask Its Witnesses.
Professor Tara Leigh Grove recently published her article Sacrificing Legitimacy in a Hierarchical Judiciary in the Columbia Law Review. To learn more, download the full article on SSRN.
Professor Ben McMichael authored an article titled Nurse Practitioner Scope-of-Practice Laws and Opioid Prescribing that was published in The Millbank Quarterly.
Professor Joyce Vance authored an Opinion piece for MSNBC this week titled What Biden’s speech defending voting rights was missing.