Feb 5, 2020 By: yunews
Campus News
Professor Jessica Roth Talks on MSNBC about Impeachment Trial
Professor Jessica Roth spoke with Brian Williams on about the Democratic team鈥檚 lawyers at the impeachment, saying, 鈥淚 think they did an extraordinarily effective job. I thought they told a compelling narrative...they explained why it all mattered...They were speaking to members of the Senate, the public and speaking to history.鈥Professor Kate Shaw Writes Op-Ed in The New York Times; Speaks to NPR 麻豆区 Impeachment
Professor Kate Shaw wrote in that the Senate impeachment trial is a 鈥渉ybrid affair, part law and part politics...There鈥檚 certainly an argument that here the veneer of law serves mostly to obscure what is really an exercise in raw political power.鈥 She also spoke to about the impeachment process.Professor Deborah Pearlstein Analyzes Impeachment Proceedings
Professor Deborah Pearlstein spoke to , saying, 鈥淭he President has done something unusual which is to say senior White House officials are immune from having to comply with any Congressional subpoenas at all.鈥Professor Sam Weinstein Comments in The Wall Street Journal 麻豆区 T-Mobile/Sprint Merger
Professor Sam Weinstein spoke to regarding the California Public Utility Commission鈥檚 delay in the approval of the Sprint/T-mobile merger, saying, 鈥淚t has some leverage, but it鈥檚 not endless. What tends to come out of these proceedings is some concessions by the merging parties.鈥Professor Myriam Gilles Talks to Consumer Reports about Arbitration
Professor Myriam Gilles commented to on the issue of arbitration clauses that aren鈥檛 made clear to consumers, saying, 鈥淧lacing the clauses there [deep within a long document] is intended to obscure the immensity of the rights being forfeited.鈥Professor Alex Reinert Talks to HuffPost 麻豆区 Impeachment Process
Professor Alex Reinert commented in on the administration鈥檚 lawyers changing positions during the impeachment process: 鈥淚t is one thing for parties to change their position over time on a legal question 鈥 but in this case the president appears to be taking a disingenuous position in at least one of the proceedings.鈥Associate Dean Val Myteberi Comments on Intellectual Property Law in LLM Guide
Val Myteberi, Associate Dean of Graduate and International Programs, was quoted in an article in focusing on a surge of interest in Intellectual Property law. 鈥淔actors including a boom in the creative industries, the globalization and digitalization of trade, as well as a global push to protect IP rights, have created the ideal conditions for secure and lucrative [IP law] jobs,鈥 she says.Cardozo Students Help Get Justice for Wrongfully Accused Man
Cardozo's celebrated a victory as a judge overturned the rape charges of Rafael Ruiz, a Bronx man who had been imprisoned for 25 years. The Innocence Project team, which included Cardozo clinic students Sasha Rubman and Matt Christiana, pushed for the testing of the victim鈥檚 sexual assault kit, which contributed to Ruiz's exoneration.P*LAW Week at Cardozo: Panels Celebrate Public Service
Cardozo's annual kicked off on Jan. 27. The four-day event included a range of panels and discussions to introduce students to career options in public service.preLaw rankings Gives Cardozo Programs High Grades
鈥檚 Winter issue gives Cardozo high rankings in areas including international law, public service and trial advocacy.Talks and Writing
- Professor Ngozi Okidegbe will be the keynote speaker at the on Feb. 28 at the University of Kansas School of Law.
Events
- 鈥 Tuesday, Feb. 4
- What the Heck Just Happened? Assessing the Trump Impeachment: Wednesday, Feb. 5
- (presented by Women in Tech Law and OCS): Wednesday, Feb. 5
- : Wednesday, Feb. 5
- 鈥 Wednesday, Feb. 12
- : Thursday, Feb. 13
- 鈥 Tuesday, Feb. 25
- : Thursday, Feb. 27
