Miami Law's resident art and antiquities expert Stephen Urice argues in an op-ed in The New York Times that, contrary to many cases of less-than-thorough due diligence establishing provenance on the part of museums, the Getty Bronze is...
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...
The clock is creeping near 9 a.m. in Superior, Colorado, a former mining town squatting midways between Boulder and Denver. MacKenzie, a 3-year-old Siberian Husky, and Monty (short for Mountain King), a 7-year-old Shetland Sheepdog, are...
While there are no infamous “hanging chads” from the 2000 presidential election to deal with, the midterm election recount in Florida for the U.S. Senate, governor, and agriculture commissioner races is still filled with plenty of drama, as...
Appearing at Miami’s Freedom Tower last week to deliver a speech on how the Trump administration will ramp up pressure on Latin America, National Security Advisor John Bolton confirmed that the White House is considering allowing Cuban Americans...
It’s no surprise that students love to gossip about their teachers. But when School of Law Professor Marc Fajer started working at the University of Miami, he wanted to quell the rumors instantly.
To be upfront with his students, Fajer...
In her new book, Legal Upheaval, Professor Michele DeStefano lays out the trifecta for success in a changed legal landscape: creativity, collaboration, and innovation. DeStefano, a former marketing executive, now a professor at...
Miami Law has launched a weekly podcast, the Miami Law Explainer, where our expert faculty gives context, relevance, and significance to the news of the day. Miami Law's own Annette Hugues hosts the show that can be heard on iTunes and...
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...
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