Scott Sundby, professor and Dean’s Distinguished Scholar at the University of Miami’s School of Law who teaches criminal law and procedure and is author of A Life and Death Decision: A Jury Weighs the Death Penalty, offers insights on...
As a high school history teacher, Kristen Calzadilla became passionate about human rights issues, especially those in the area of forced labor in global supply chains.
“Teaching so many students who are one day going to comprise our...
Michael G. Chiorazzi joined the University of Miami School of Law as associate dean for information services and Dean’s Distinguished Director of the Law Library on July 2, 2018.
Chiorazzi is the former associate dean for information...
Professor Irwin Stotzky’s new book, Send Them Back, was released last week by Carolina Academic Press.
main_Professor-Strotzky-002.jpgProfessor Irwin Stotzky...
If he is confirmed, Brett M. Kavanaugh, the conservative federal appeals court judge nominated by President Donald J. Trump to fill Justice Anthony M. Kennedy’s seat on the Supreme Court, would almost certainly shift the ideological balance of...
The critical swing vote on the sharply divided Supreme Court for nearly three decades, Justice Anthony M. Kennedy sent shock waves around Washington, D.C. and the nation on Wednesday when he announced that he is retiring on July 31.
The American Immigration Lawyers Association recently recognized Rebecca Sharpless, Professor of Clinical Legal Education and Director of Miami Law’s Immigration Clinic with the 2018 Elmer Fried Excellence in Teaching Award.
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Closing out her first year at Miami Law, Associate Professor Kathleen Claussen has landed on three continents in the space of a few weeks.
Associate...
A cadre of 10 lecturers, half from the University of Miami, shared their particular research and insights at the Language and Democracy Symposiumon May 4, a full-day event co-sponsored by UM’s School of Law, Latin American...
The United States Supreme Court today reversed and remanded the Sixth Circuit's decision in the most consequential case of the term, Carpenter v. United States. The case pitted the right to privacy against the government’s ability to...
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