Faculty in the News

The Guardian

The ‘stench’ of politicization: Sonia Sotomayor’s supreme court warning

Professor Steve Vladeck is quoted in an article regarding the recent Mississippi abortion case (Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health) and the politicization of it.

Texas Standard

Supreme Court Rules Dealing With ‘Faithless Electors’ Is Up To The States

Professor Lisa Eskow is quoted in an article regarding the Supreme Court's ruling on the electoral college.

Texas Standard

Supreme Court Undercuts Access To Birth Control Under Obamacare

Professor Lisa Eskow is interviewed in a podcast regarding the Supreme Court's decision on birth control access.

Bloomberg Law

Law School Supreme Court Clinics Catapult Students to Top Jobs

Professor Lisa Eskow is quoted in an article regarding the educational and professional benefits of the Supreme Court Clinic.

Strict Scrutiny

Self-Own Sam

Professor Lisa Eskow is interviewed on the Strict Scrutiny podcast about the Ramirez v. Collier Supreme Court case.

Bloomberg Law

Lawyer Takes Rare Case on Religion, Executions to U.S. Top Court

Professor Lisa Eskow is quoted in an article regarding the Texas Law Supreme Court Clinic's involvement in the supreme court case, Ramirez v. Collier.

Aix Global Justice Youtube

Prof. Dulitzky Interviewed by Aix Global Justice & IEHI

Professor Ariel Dulitzky is interviewed by Aix Global Justice and IEHI.

The Christian Science Monitor

Under government attack, Salvadoran judges seek international remedy

Professor Ariel Dulitzky is quoted in an article regarding El Salvador's ousted Constitutional Court justices who are appealing to the international justice system, in the form of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR).

KXAN

New initiative puts more money in the NIL game for UT athletes

Professor Ariel Dulitzky is quoted in an article regarding the new Name, Image, Likeness (NIL) initiative for UT athletes.

My San Antonio

Report: San Antonio’s volume of orders to vacate, demolish homes is ‘unprecedented’ among big Texas cities

Professor Heather Way is quoted in an article regarding code enforcements in San Antonio that are displacing an incredibly high number of people.