Faculty in the Media

Above the Law May 11, 2022

Latest SCOTUS Leak Confirms It’s All About Manipulation

A tweet by Professor Steve Vladeck about the intent of the Supreme Court leak regarding Roe v Wade was referenced in an article.

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WFAA May 11, 2022

What impact could overturning Roe v Wade have on birth control?

Professor Elizabeth Sepper was interviewed by WFAA over the possible impacts on Justice Alito's leaked opinion on various forms of birth control.

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Brookings May 11, 2022

Legal Regimes Governing Cyberactivity and Cyberwarfare

Associate Dean Bobby Chesney's participation in the Congressional Study Group on Foreign Relations and National Security is included in an article summarizing a meeting that discussed international and national legal governance over cyber activity and cyber warfare

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KXAN May 7, 2022

Staff turnover in Texas prisons has increased. Here’s how that’s impacting corrections officers

Professor Michele Deitch is quoted in a news story regarding how the working conditions of Texas corrections officers contribute to staffing difficulties.

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Bloomberg Law May 6, 2022

Roe v. Wade on the Brink of Extinction

Professor Stephen Vladeck gives his opinion in an episode of the Bloomberg Law Podcast on the Roe v. Wade draft leak, and what it reveals about the political state of the Supreme Court.

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PolitiFact May 6, 2022

Sometimes SCOTUS leaks happen, but a leaked majority opinion draft is new

Professor Lucas Powe is interviewed in an article discussing the never-seen-before nature of a significant Supreme Court opinion being leaked in full.

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ABC May 6, 2022

With abortion rights on thin ice, medication abortions take center stage

Professor Elizabeth Sepper is quoted in an article regarding the future of abortions, specifically medication abortions, in the midst of recent abortion bans and the potential of Supreme Court action to overturn abortion protections.

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The Globe and Mail May 6, 2022

The legal reasoning behind the Supreme Court draft overturning Roe v. Wade

Professor Richard Albert is quoted in an article comparing aspects of the abortion debate in the United States and in Canada.

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Austin-American Statesman May 6, 2022

Abbott eyes migrant education fight

Professor Randall Erben is quoted in an article about Governor Abbott's potential challenge of the Supreme Court ruling that offers free public school ruling to all children in the United States, including those of undocumented immigrants.

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The Hill May 5, 2022

To understand life after Roe v. Wade, look to Texas

Professor Elizabeth Sepper co-authors an opinion piece about what could happen if the Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade, reflecting in part on what has occurred in Texas since its highly restrictive abortion law went into effect.

More of: Elizabeth W Sepper

The New York Times May 5, 2022

Texas Governor Ready to Challenge Schooling of Migrant Children

Professor Jeffrey Abramson is quoted in an article on the potential implications that Justice Alito's draft opinion on Roe v. Wade could have on other Supreme Court cases, such as Plyler v. Doe.

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Market Screener May 4, 2022

Abortion leak exposes Supreme Court in disarray

Professor Elizabeth Sepper gives her opinion in an interview on how politics and public opinion have taken a stronger grasp of the Supreme Court than ever before.

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