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Faculty in the Media
Our faculty are frequently featured in national and international media for their insightful commentary.
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Verfassungblog
Politicizing the U.S. Postal Service: The Supreme Court Blocks Trump’s Attempt to Curb Mail Voting
Professor Joshua Sellers authors an article discussing Trump’s executive order that strives to regulate mail voting and the Supreme Court’s denial of a request by the U.S. Postal Service to lift a lower court’s block. -
The Regulatory Review
The Future of Administrative Enforcement
In this week’s Regulatory Review Saturday Seminar, articles by Professors Aaron Nielson, Melissa Wasserman, and John Golden were examined for a discussion of how Securities and Exchange Commission v. Jarskey may reshape administrative enforcement. -
The Conversation
These state supreme court races could decide abortion access and trans rights
In an article authored by Professor Rachel Rebouch -
Bloomberg Law
Mail Order Abortion Pill at Stake as Red States Go to High Court
Professor Rachel Rebouché comments that if the Supreme Court decides to hear the case for blocking shield laws and the challenging red states lose, it will result in a definitive legal victory for state abortion shield laws. -
Law360
La. Abortion Pill Suit A Stretch For Nuisance Laws
Professor Linda Mullenix distinguishes Louisiana’s public nuisance suit against organizations shipping abortion pills across the country from any precedent because of its focus on federal common law rather than state law. -
Straight Arrow News
Governors take aim at AI regulation, but others question what they can actually do
Lecturer Kevin Frazier comments that the lack of meaningful action on a federal level is causing governors to call for immediate AI regulation.