Faculty in the Media

Daily Dot October 5, 2022

TikToker says her video was used in Refy Beauty ad without her permission, sparking debate

Professor Oren Bracha is quoted in an article concerning intellectual property rights and social media copyright protections on TikTok.

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KFox14 October 3, 2022

Jail had history of alleged abuse where accused migrant shooter was warden

Professor Elissa Steglich was interviewed on the allegations surrounding former warden Mike Sheppard, who was accused of shooting two migrants at a West Texas detention facility.

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5280 October 1, 2022

Is Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch a Conservative—or a Wild Card?

Professor Tara Leigh Grove gave an opinion on the interpretation made by Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch on a discrimination case in an article referring to him as a "conservative wild card."

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San Antonio Express-News September 30, 2022

Land-use policies, redevelopment incentives work against mobile home residents

Professor Heather Way's research has been cited in an article about a rising trend in mobile home park closures in San Antonio since 2014 due to local land-use policies, city and federal incentive programs, and gentrification.

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ABC News September 29, 2022

Many people evacuating Hurricane Ian face dire financial choices

Professor Mechele Dickerson is quoted in a news story about the increased financial problems people are facing due to Hurricane Ian.

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Bloomberg Law September 29, 2022

Creative Biden Student Debt Relief Suit Still Might Fail

Professor Tara Leigh Grove provides insight on a challenge to President Biden's Student Debt Relief plan in the column "Opening Argument."

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Texas Standard September 29, 2022

Why there’s no ‘invasion’ happening on the U.S.-Mexico border

Professor Denise Gilman speaks on why describing immigration into Texas from Mexico as an "invasion" is inaccurate.

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NPR September 17, 2022

What could be the legal ramifications of governors sending migrants to other states

Professor Denise Gilman is a guest on the NPR program "All Things Considered" to speak about the legal ramifications of governors busing and flying migrants to other parts of the country.

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MeriTalk September 19, 2022

Senators Urged to Wall off Data from Hostile Nations

Lecturer Adam Klein explains how foreign intelligence services will continue to gather sensitive personal information even if lawmakers limit the access hostile foreign powers have to American personal data.

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Politics in Question September 15, 2022

What’s wrong with the Constitution?

Professor Sanford Levinson is a guest on the podcast "Politics in Question" to discuss aspects of the U.S. Constitution that are undemocratic and about constitutional reform.

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The Record September 14, 2022

CISA floats plan to partner with local universities for ‘311’ cyberattack triage service

Dean Bobby Chesney, who serves on the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) Advisory Committee, spoke on a new initiative by the organization for a '311' call line for cyber emergencies involving small and medium-sized businesses.

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Market Place September 12, 2022

Marketplace Morning Report

Regarding a recent court ruling that Affordable Care Act requirements to cover HIV prevention drugs violate the religious freedom of companies providing healthcare coverage, Professor Steven Collis commented on the unlikelihood that many companies would try to apply this limitation to their employees.

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