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Gordon studying experiential legal education in Spain on a Fulbright fellowship

Clinical Professor Anne Gordon will spend the fall in Madrid through the Fulbright Program

Raskin writes on why the Federal Reserve must acknowledge climate impact on financial markets

In a Fortune commentary, Raskin says climate risk is "the elephant in the room" at Fed meetings

Garrett writes on the case of Marcellus Williams, a Missouri man set for execution despite being cleared by DNA

Some prosecutors "would rather execute the innocent than admit error," Garrett writes in the Kansas City Star

Coleman writes for The Washington Post on why elite women’s sports need to be based on sex, not gender

Ignoring biological differences undermines the entire reason to have female categories of elite sport, Coleman asserts

Watch: Dunlap interviews former CENTCOM commander Gen. Frank McKenzie on national security challenges and his new book

The retired general was involved in the 2021 airlift ending US presence in Afghanistan and other high-profile operations

Qiao’s work challenges conventional wisdom on the people and the party-state in China

Qiao's field research reveals a power dynamic more fluid than widely assumed

Meyer writes for Just Security on how ‘economic security’ is re-shaping presidential power

The assertion of executive power in foreign commerce is a dangerous intermingling of authorities, Meyer writes.

Garrett writes for The Hill that dismissal of the Alec Baldwin case shows the need for better training to avoid Brady violations

Garrett says few defendants have the resources to fight prosecutorial sloppiness or misconduct in failing to turn over evidence.

Gordon studying experiential legal education in Spain on a Fulbright fellowship

Raskin writes on why the Federal Reserve must acknowledge climate impact on financial markets

Garrett writes on the case of Marcellus Williams, a Missouri man set for execution despite being cleared by DNA

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Notable & Quotable

September 18, 2024

“It really comes down to which court, which parties, which sources, which historical experts are available. And that’s a recipe for a lot of disagreement. What you’re seeing is sometimes a mixed bag, even within the context of the same case."

– Joseph Blocher to Roll Call

Roll Call

September 14, 2024

“A lot of these people were eligible for charity care and didn’t get it.”

– Sara Sternberg Greene to NBC News, on patients sued by hospitals

NBC News

September 12, 2024

"Democrats are the party of the system this year, and if they don’t show that the system can change radically, the advantage will pass to those who promise to break it."

– Jed Purdy in The New York Times

NY Times

September 09, 2024

“You are under no obligation to speak, but when you speak you have to be truthful."

– Gina-Gail Fletcher in The New York Times

NY Times

September 08, 2024

"It's easier to exploit people who have fewer resources and less political power and who aren't protected by a union."

– Ben Grunwald in The Los Angeles Times

LA Times

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October 01 5:30 PM

International Food Fest

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September 20 9:00 AM

AI and Marginalized Groups Symposium

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September 24 12:30 PM

Professional Skills Development: Trauma-Informed Lawyering & Counseling

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September 26 12:30 PM

Panel Discussion: Administrative Law and Guns

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October 18 8:00 AM

Animals and Equality Conference

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