A week after Justice Clarence Thomas jaw-dropping call for the Supreme Court to reexamine New York Times v. Sullivan, the landmark 1964 ruling that shields news reporters from libel and defamation lawsuits,...
But just what is the National Emergencies Act, and how has it been used in the past? Why has last week’s declaration triggered so much controversy? Frances R. Hill, professor of law and Dean’s Distinguished Scholar for the Profession at the...
Lecturer in Law Jan L. Jacobowitz recently served as both moderator and panelist at the International Legal Ethics Conference, which was convened in at University of Melbourne Law School in Australia. The panel was titled, "West Meets East--...
Professor Lili Levi recently participated in a panel of the Mass Communication Law Section at the annual meeting of the AALS, joining Erwin Chemerinsky, Amy Gajda, RonNell Andersen Jones, Sonja West and Paul Farhi of The Washington Post. The...
When the Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled 5-4 that President Trump’s restrictions on most transgender people from serving in the military could go into effect, even as a legal battle over the policy continues in the lower courts, activists in the...
Michael Froomkin, the Laurie Silvers and Mitchell Rubenstein Distinguished Professor of Law, recently presented two papers – “Big Data: Destroyer of Informed Consent” and “Organizing the Federal Government’s Regulation of AI” -- at the Yale...
Professor Stephen Urice recently lectured on European Union Regulations on the movement of works of art within the Union at the Art Law Foundation conference, “Cross-border Movement of Works of Art in Europe: Freedom or Constraints.” He also...
Professor Bernard H. Oxman, the Richard A. Hausler Professor of Law, recently gave the keynote address at the U.S. Naval War College’s Cushing Conference: International Law and Conflict at Sea. At the University of Miami, he regularly...
Rebecca Sharpless, Professor of Clinical Legal Education and Director of the Immigration Clinic, was invited by Vanderbilt Law School to discuss the severe barriers to obtaining legal representation of low-income immigrants in detention. The...
Miami Law’s new podcast, the “Miami Law Explainer,” has just finished its first season with 15 episodes. Already featured in The National Jurist and The Miami Hurricane, this weekly podcast hosts Miami Law faculty and...
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