Racial profiling and police killings will be the focus Professor Donald Jones’s discussion at the 2017 Miami Book Fair International, in conjunction with his latest book, Dangerous Spaces: Beyond the Racial Profile.
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They waited hours in the heat to get food stamps. They’ll have to wait even more. I Miami Herald
The University of Miami Law Clinic, which last...
Robot security guards are hitting the streets I Axios
"If you have a robot with no distinguishing marks, who are you going to call?" A. Michael Froomkin, a...
CORAL GABLES, Fla. (October 30, 2017) – Stephen K. Urice, an internationally recognized authority in cultural property law and director of the Arts Law Track in the...
Professor A. Michael Froomkin started JOTWELL, The Journal of Things We Like (Lots), as a way to identify and promote new and engaging legal scholarship. Hundreds of lawyers contribute content, including three Miami Law professors who are...
Miami Law will host its second annual Faculty Scholarship reception on Thursday, October 26. Organized by Vice Dean Osamudia James, the event recognizes the scholarly achievements and publications of a number of law professors....
Fred S. McChesney, a leader in applying economics to the study of law, and the holder of the de la Cruz-Mentschikoff Endowed Chair in Law and Economics at the University of Miami School of Law, died Thursday morning in Maryland after...
Trump’s tweets just might forever prevent his ‘Muslim travel ban’ I Mashable
Those tweets may continue to haunt any further attempts at a "travel" ban,...
Donald Trump’s hypocritical attacks on the news media I The Boston Globe
“A president this constitutionally illiterate poses a direct threat to...
From a simple lease agreement signed in 1903, the United States presence in Guantanamo, Cuba, grew complicated once Fidel Castro took power in 1959. The oldest American overseas military base, the nature and role of “Mayberry with a Caribbean...
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