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Albuquerque Police Brutality Being Investigated Tuesday, February 3, 2015 Associate Professor Sonja R. West appeared on the Huffington Post LiveShow "Free Speech Zone" and spoke regarding her thoughts on the Supreme Court's ban on cameras in courtrooms. The program appeared 2/2/15. |
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Cade presents on the implementation of equitable discretion in immigration law Monday, February 2, 2015 Assistant Professor Jason A. Cade presented on the implementation of equitable discretion in immigration law at an American University Law Review symposium titled "Bordering on Legal Limits? A Symposium Analyzing the President's Executive Action on Immigration" during January. |
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Court Decisions That Set No Precedent Monday, February 2, 2015 Post Professor Erica J. Hashimoto was quoted in The New York Times regarding her thoughts on unpublished court decisions. |
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Tanja’s memorial: Proposed law would define killing a police dog as murder Monday, February 2, 2015 Professor Emeritus Donald E. Wilkes, Jr. was quoted in the Chattanooga Times Free Press regarding his thoughts on a proposed law in Georgia which would allow officers to charge a person accused of killing a working police dog with second-degree murder. The article was written by Tyler Jett and published 2/1/15. |
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Amicus: Cameras in the Courtroom Monday, February 2, 2015 Associate Professor Sonja R. West was a guest on Slate's legal affairs podcast Amicus, and spoke regarding her thoughts on the Supreme Court's ban on cameras in courtrooms. |