While President Trump has exercised his clemency power far less frequently than other modern-day presidents, statements made by the president himself indicate he may be considering...
Pictured from left to right at the National Youth at Risk Conference in March 2020 are Wendy Cavendish, SEHD students Grace Migliozzi and Brittney Davis, Kele Stewart and Ph.D. candidate Deborah Perez....
Professor Charlton Copeland
The Association of American Law Schools Section on Minority Groups has named Professor of Law & Dean's Distinguished Scholar Charlton Copeland as the 2021 recipient...
Professor Sergio Campos
The University of Miami School of Law is known for its commitment to international law and international students, colleagues, and alumni. As part of this focus, law...
Teresa Verges
Teresa J. Verges, Miami Law’s Investor Rights Clinic director, recently received the 2020 Public Investors Advocate Bar Association Outstanding Service Award. This award is given...
Professor Tamara Lave
Dean Anthony E. Varona recently announced the appointment of Professor Tamara Rice Lave to faculty director of the litigation skills program at the University of Miami School...
On Oct. 13, the U.S. Supreme Court approved the Trump administration’s emergency request to immediately halt the 2020 Census rather than allowing the count to continue through the end of the month as a lower court had ruled. The request marked a...
The third branch of federal government is the least democratic and political by constitutional design. Nevertheless, the judicial appointments process for U.S. Supreme Court justices has become one of the most partisan of Washington spectacles—as...
Professor Bernard Oxman
Professor Bernard Oxman, director of Miami Law’s LL.M. in Maritime Law, served as a judge ad hoc of the Special Chamber constituted by the International Tribunal for the Law...
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