Faculty in the Media

Just Security July 29, 2024

A Prudential Way Forward in Trump v. United States

Professor Philip Bobbitt explains Justice Robert Jackson’s concurrence in the Supreme Court case of Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v. Sawyer as a model of structural argument.

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KRGV July 26, 2024

Law professor discusses impact of Starr County abortion lawsuit

Professor Jennifer Laurin discusses the impact of a judge's ruling in a Rio Grande abortion lawsuit.

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CNN July 25, 2024

Renewed calls for passage of George Floyd Justice in Policing Act after fatal shooting of Black woman in her home

Professor Maria Ponomarenko comments on the political complications that may stall the passage of legislation targeting racial bias and the use of force.

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Law360 July 23, 2024

Hospital Cites Rare Doctrine In Colo. Trans Care Clash

Professor Tara Leigh Grove discusses a unique case involving a Colorado healthcare dispute and how the defense team is attempting to apply the political question doctrine.

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CNBC July 18, 2024

Business owner goes viral for mass ‘Trump 2024’ email—why he missed the mark, from a ‘productive discourse’ expert

Quotes from an upcoming book by Professor Steven Collis were used in a article about public statements issued by companies on political topics.

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The Oklahoman July 15, 2024

Superintendent Walters is following a well-worn path forged by the U.S. Supreme Court

Adjunct Professor Hiram Sasser authors an opinion piece on elected officials' endorsement of public schools teaching the Bible.

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Courthouse News Service July 15, 2024

Experts say conservative justices have crowned SCOTUS the decider-in-chief

Professor Tara Leigh Grove weighs in on the Supreme Court's deviation from precedence, discussing general reactions from lawyers and the public.

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ABA Journal July 11, 2024

Need help? Alternative legal services providers are an option

Professor John Dzienkowski comments on the rise of alternative legal service providers, explaining their potential to provide more speed and efficiency in comparison to other sources of legal services.

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San Francisco Chronicle July 10, 2024

Republicans’ abortion platform is more ‘wink and a nod’ than clear policy

Professor Elizabeth Sepper discusses the Republican Party's new abortion platform, examining its language and possible impact on abortion rights if Trump was elected in November.

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The American Lawyer July 11, 2024

Et Tu, EDVA? Why Big Law Is Dodging a Once-Favorable Bankruptcy Venue

Professor Jay Westbrook provides insight on the issue of forum shopping in bankruptcy cases, commenting on the financial implications that large cases potentially can have.

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Mother Jones July 9, 2024

The GOP’s “Softened” Abortion Platform Is a Ruse

Professor Elizabeth Sepper comments on the GOP's stance on abortion outlined in the party's new platform and highlighting the party's commitment to the concept of fetal personhood.

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Texas Standard July 4, 2024

Texas age verification case heads to the US Supreme Court

Professor Amy Sanders is a guest on a radio show discussing court challenges to a Texas age verification law requiring sexually oriented websites to verify that users are 18 or older.

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