Professor Frank Rudy Cooper (Law) and University of Washington School of Law Dean Tamara Lawson had an online discussion on about Terry v. Ohio and the long-reaching effects of the court's decision. 

Professor Addie Rolnick (Law) published a new article in the Journal of School Violence titled, "Excluded and Erased: The Conspicuous Absence of Native Children in Research on School Discipline Disparities." 

Eve Hanan (Law) recently published the article "Terror and Tenderness in Criminal Law." The article critiques the emotional appeal of recent criminal justice reforms that rely on individual acts of leniency, like parole and progressive prosecution, arguing that these reforms actually legitimate the excessive harshness of criminal law. 

Professor Francine Lipman (Law) recently wrote an opinion piece for the Las Vegas Review Journal titled, "IRS gets into the tax prep business."

Professor David Orentlicher (Law) authored an opinion piece for CNN titled, "Don't misread Trump's loss in his civil trial."

Professor Marketa Trimble (Law) wrote a guest blog for the Technology & Marketing Law Blog on the European Union's Digital Services Act that goes into effect on Saturday, February 17, 2024. 

Professor Nancy Rapoport (Law) and Joseph R. Tiano Jr. published their article, "Walking the Data Walk? Using Time Entries to Advance DEI Initiatives," in The Business Lawyer, a publication of the American Bar Association's (ABA) business law section. 

Francine Lipman (Law) presented "Not Taxing Puerto Rico: Whitewashing Impoverishment in United States v. Vaello Madero" on February 10 at Southwestern School of Law in Los Angeles. 

Dean and Richard J. Morgan Professor of Law Leah Chan Grinvald (Law), presented on a video webinar titled, "Trademark Bullying: Cease and Desist and Litigation Tactics in the Battle for Brand Protection."

Professor Joe Regalia (Law) recently appeared on the podcast Summarily — A Podcast for Busy Lawyers and discussed "Is Your Firm Ready for AI?"

Professor Nancy Rapoport (Law), along with Andrew M. Perlman and Melissa B. Shultz, co-authored and published the first edition of PracticePerfect Professional Responsibility. The book is an interactive study aid to explain commonly encountered legal doctrines through easy-to-understand animated videos, illustrative examples,…

On January 25, professor Kathy Stanchi (Law) was invited to speak to 67 Canadian justices and judges on Cognitive Bias and Judging as part of the Canadian Institute for the Administration of Justice annual Seminar on Personal Prejudices and Cognitive Biases.