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2007 Archive

San Francisco Chronicle  .  December 30, 2007
The California Office of Privacy Protection has been using the expertise of Daniel Solove to create better policy.

NPR's "Talk of the Nation"  .  December 20, 2007
Jonathan Turley on deadly force and the Castle Doctrine.

CNN  .  December 20, 2007
Jonathan Turley on statuatory rape charges and the injustice sometimes caused by prosecutorial discretion.

The Wall Street Journal  .  December 18, 2007
Lawrence E. Mitchell on the market and trust for Dennis K. Berman's column "The Game."

Asia Times  .  December 15, 2007
Donald Clarke on corporate governance in China. 

Slate  .  December 14, 2007
David Fontana co-authors "Whose Prisoners Are They, Anyway? The Americans You've Never Heard of Who are Being Held in Iraq."

The New York Times  .  December 12, 2007
John Banzhaf III on "Ladies’ Night" laws.

ABC News  .  December 10, 2007
John Banzhaf III thinks some corporate sponsorship programs in schools are selling out kids' health.

Voice of America  .  December 8, 2007
Jonathan Turley on the destruction of the CIA's interrogation tapes.

Chicago Tribune  .  December 7, 2007
Sonia Suter on the legalities of disclosing genetic testing.

MSNBC  .  December 5, 2007
Orin Kerr on the cases before the Supreme Court involving the rights of Guantanamo detainees.

The New York Times  .  December 4, 2007
Robert Tuttle on the Constitutionality of faith-based prison programs.

NPR's "Talk of the Nation"  .  November 27, 2007
Daniel Solove is a guest for "Cyber Vigilantes: Do-It-Yourself Justice Online."

The Wall Street Journal  .  November 23, 2007
Lawrence E. Mitchellauthor of "The Speculation Economy: How Finance Triumphed Over Industry," on the history of Wall Street. 

USA Today  .  November 20, 2007
Robert Cottrol on "Castle Doctrine" laws and self defense. 

Government Executive  .  November 20, 2007
Steven Schooner on companies that lost bids for a major IT services contract filing protests in courts.

USA Today  .  November 20, 2007
Daniel Solove on "internet shaming" in light of the MySpace hoax case.

NPR's "Talk of the Nation"  .  November 19, 2007
Jonathan Turley speaks to callers about his USA Today op-ed piece "When religion becomes fair game."

USA Today  .  November 19, 2007
Jonathan Turley's op-ed "When religion becomes fair game."

Sioux Falls Argus Leader  .  November 18, 2007
Cynthia Lee on the investigation and prosecution of police officers in cases of deadly use of force.

The Washington Post  .  November 16, 2007
Wayne Cohen on the perjury and obstruction of justice case against MLB player Barry Bonds.

The Associated Press  .  November 16, 2007
Stephen Saltzburg on change of venue requests and the internet.

The Washington Times  .  November 14, 2007
Jerome A. Barron on the Supreme Court's anticipated decision whether or not to take the first Second Amendment case in almost 70 years.

The Baltimore Sun  .  November 9, 2007
Arnold W. Reitze Jr. on the environmental legal challenges to Maryland's Intercounty Connector.

Sun Journal  .  October 25, 2007
Peter Raven-Hansen on effects on public discourse from N.C. Rep. Walter B. Jones' bill to amend the War Powers Resolution of 1973.

Los Angeles Times  .  October 24, 2007
Read Jonathan Turley's op-ed "Mukasey's Confirmation: A Vote About Torture."

WAMU's "The Kojo Nnamdi Show"  .  October 17, 2007
Donald Braman discusses his research with the Cultural Cognition Project.

Bloomberg  .  October 17, 2007
Stephen Saltzburg on attorney general nominee Michael Mukasey.

Bloomberg  .  October 16, 2007
Lawrence Cunningham comments on a recent speech by Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson.

NPR's "Morning Edition"  .  October 15, 2007
Stephen Saltzburg on the use of the insanity defense.

The Wall Street Journal  .  October 15, 2007
Steve Schooner on Blackwater and the growth of privatized government security firms.

The Virginian-Pilot  .  October 14, 2007
Charles Craver on a wage-and-hour lawsuit brought by employees against Dollar Tree.

The Washington Post  .  October 10, 2007
Jack Friedenthal on NCAA rules violations and punishments.

C-SPAN "Washington Journal"  .  October 6, 2007
Watch Paul Butler discuss federal drug sentencing guidelines and the underlying Constitutional and racial issues behind the disparity in crack cocaine punishments.

The Washington Post  .  October 4, 2007
Lawrence E. Mitchell comments on the ongoing disputes between GM and the UAW over the health-care retirement fund. His new book, The Speculation Economy: How Finance Triumphed Over Industry, is mentioned in the article.

USA Today  .  October 4, 2007
Read Jonathan Turley's editorial "A Liberal's Lament: The NRA Might Be Right After All."

CFO Magazine  .  October 1, 2007
Lawrence A. Cunningham on proposed SEC changes five years after the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.

Workforce Management  .  September 30, 2007
Charles Craver on issues of age discrimination that will come before the Supreme Court this year.

The Washington Post  .  September 30, 2007
Steve Schooner on an Air Force decision to have an appointee paid through a non-profit organization.

Voice of America  .  September 28, 2007
Jonathan Turley and Jeffrey Rosen speak about the upcoming Supreme Court term.

The Wall Street Journal  .  September 25, 2007
Thomas Morgan and legal ethics colleagues submit a letter to the ABA calling for a provision against a plaintiff's lawyer negotiating their fees directly with a settling defendant. 

The Associated Press  .  September 19, 2007
Steve Schooner on private contractors in Iraq in the wake of civilians killed by Blackwater USA employees.

The New York Times  .  September 17, 2007
Sara Rosenbaum on per-state spending on health care and its effect on reform.

Los Angeles Times  .  September 11, 2007
Jonathan Turley writes an op-ed on the use of expert testimony by both the defense and the prosecution.

The New York Times Magazine  .  September 9, 2007
Jeffrey Rosen profiles Harvard Law Professor and former presidential advisor Jack L. Goldsmith in "Conscience of a Conservative."

The Star-Telegram  .  September 5, 2007
Lawrence Cunningham on Berkshire Hathaway's sizeable stake in Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corp. railroad.

The Christian Science Monitor  .  September 4, 2007
Jonathan Turley on the treatment of alleged Al Qaeda operative Jose Padilla.

Wolters Kluwer Law & Business  .  August 28, 2007
Lawrence Cunningham submits the first comments on the SEC's proposal for IFRS use by U.S. issuers.

Bloomberg  .  August 27, 2007
Stephen Saltzburg on the role of the Attorney General.

The New York Times  .  August 25, 2007
Francis Gilligan, retired Army Colonel and GW Law Professorial Lecturer in Law, is a military prosecutor currently working to classify Guantánamo inmates as “unlawful” enemy combatants.

The New York Sun  .  August 20, 2007
Ira Lupu on legal rights and religious rites.

The New York Times  .  August 17, 2007
Robert Tuttle on changes regarding gay clergy at the Churchwide Assembly of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America.

USA Today  .  August 16, 2007
Jonathan Turley's op-ed "Gonzales is Tough on Crime? Hardly."

The Associated Press  .  August 15, 2007
Roger Schechter on a mistake made by the FTC in an antitrust case against Whole Foods.

The Washington Post  .  August 14, 2007
Orin S. Kerr on legal challenges to the NSA wiretapping program and why they may end up at the Supreme Court.

Minnesota Public Radio  .  August 14, 2007
Richard Pierce on antitrust issues that could arise from the merger of Midwest and Northwest Airlines.

The Associated Press  .  August 13, 2007
Steve Schooner on Government Accountability Office contract bid protests.

The Washington Post  .  August 12, 2007
Stephen Saltzburgco-chairman of the ABA's Commission on Effective Criminal Sanctions, on the panel's proposal to have certain criminal records closed to the public. 

Forbes  .  August 1, 2007
Roger Schechter on copyright law and the internet.

The Chronicle of Higher Education  .  National Journal  .  August 1, 2007
Daniel Solove's 'Law Professor Blogger Census' posted on Concurring Opinions is a hot topic on other blogs. Click here for The Chronicle of Higher Education link and click here for the National Journal link.

ABA Journal  .  August , 2007
Thomas D. Morgan on legal ethics and a lawyer's responsibility to honor client confidentiality.

BusinessWeek  .  July 30, 2007
Lawrence E. Mitchell proposes a new capital-gains tax system as one way to help halt 'rapid-fire finance.'

U.S.News & World Report  .  July 29, 2007
Lawrence Cunningham on businessman Warren Buffet.

ABC News  .  July 25, 2007
John Banzhaf on "Ladies' Nights" and gender-based discrimination.

Seattle Post-Intelligencer  .  July 24, 2007
Lawrence Cunningham on Sarbanes-Oxley and the changes it has brought to the auditing industry.

USA Today  .  July 22, 2007
Stephen Saltzburg is concerned that stiff state laws governing ex-convicts are creating 'second-class citizenships.'

The Associated Press  .  July 16, 2007
Jonathan Turley on D.C.'s decision to go to the Supreme Court to fight for their 30-year-old ban on handguns.
 
The New York Times  .  July 15, 2007
John F. Duffy on the patent system and controversial research that says 'patents don't pay.'

The PBS NewsHour with Jim Lehrer  .  July 11, 2007
Jeffrey Rosen and NYC Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly debate surveillance cameras.

The New York Times  .  July 1, 2007
Jeffrey Rosen pens "Can a Law Change a Society?"

The Wall Street Journal  .  July, 2007
Orin Kerr is quoted from his blog, The Volokh Conspiracy, about a judge's harsh words in a First Amendment case.

Houston Chronicle  .  July, 2007
Steven Schooner on KBR and two other companies being awarded an Army contract worth up to $150B.

The Washington Post  .  June 24, 2007
Jonathan Turley on Michael B. Nifong, Nancy Grace, and prosecutorial misconduct.

The Anchorage Daily News  .  June 17, 2007
Paul Butler on grand juries in light of the ongoing case against Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens.

Los Angeles Times  .  June 13, 2007
Lawrence Mitchell on the market's role in executive paychecks.

USA Today  .  June 13, 2007
Jonathan Turley writes the op-ed, "A Lawyer's Guide to Fatherhood."

Federal Computer Week  .  June 11, 2007
Christopher Yukins and Steven Schooner's recommendations for improving federal contracting are cited in this column calling for reform.

Charlie Rose  .  June 11, 2007
Jeffrey Rosen is part of a panel for “A Conversation About Neurolaw.” 

The Associated Press  .  June 6, 2007
Joan Shaffner on proposed District dog fighting laws.

The Associated Press  .  June 4, 2007
John Banzhaf comments on "fat lawsuits" in light of recent legal action against Burger King.

The Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life  .  June, 2007
Ira C. Lupu and Robert W. Tuttle co-author "Religious Displays and the Courts," the second in a series of essays on religion and the courts.

Hartford Courant  .  May 29, 2007
Daniel Solove speaks about privacy in the digital age.

NPR "Morning Edition"  .  May 17, 2007
Steven Schooner comments in the two-part series, "What Went Wrong with the Rebuilding of Iraq?"

The National Law Journal  .  May 15, 2007
Orin Kerr on the Fourth Amendment, computers, and third-party consents.

NPR's "Morning Edition"  .  May 7, 2007
Sara Rosenbaum on Medicaid laws, oversight, and enforcement.

The New Republic  .  May 4, 2007
Read David Fontana's essay, "Pyrrhic Victory: Reevaluating Hamdan v. Rumsfeld."  

McClatchy Newspapers  .  April 30, 2007
Arthur E. Wilmarth Jr. on the effects of Watters v. Wachovia on state and federal banking regulations.

Down to Earth  .  April 30, 2007
Shamnad Basheer on international pharmaceutical companies, patents, and generic drugs. 

The Washington Post  .  April 27, 2007
Stephen A. Saltzburg on the upcoming trial of former White House budget director David A. Stockman on charges of fraud and conspiracy.  

NPR  .  April 25, 2007
Jeffrey Rosen argues against the idea of "Better More Surveillance than Another 9/11" in an Intelligence Squared U.S. debate held in April.

USA Today  .  April 25, 2007
Jonathan Turley writes a column about the sanctity of the classroom in the wake of the Virginia Tech tragedy.

The Washington Post  .  April 17, 2007
Robert Cottrol on the role of gun control issues in the 2008 election.

NPR's "News & Notes"  .  April 9, 2007
Paul Butler on felony voter disenfranchisement and Florida Gov. Charlie Crist's call to restore voting rights to many ex-offenders.  

Rocky Mountain News  .  April 4, 2007
Charles Craver on labor issues in Denver affecting the 2008 Democratic National Convention.

Bloomberg  .  April 3, 2007
Stephen Saltzburg on DOJ employees asserting their Fifth Amendment rights.

Forbes  .  April 1, 2007
Donald Clarke on corporate governance reform in China. 

The Washington Post  .  March 29, 2007
Steven L. Schooner on the split of KBR-Halliburton.

ABC News  .  March 28, 2007
Watch Daniel Solove discuss online shaming and 'digital baggage.'

MTV News  .  March 28, 2007
Peter Smith on executive privilege and the likelihood that courts could get involved when Congress disagrees with the use of this power.
 
Voice of America  .  March 23, 2007
Peter Smith on the Constitutional issues behind the conflict between Congress and the Bush Administration over subpoenas. 

Gannett News Service  .  March 23, 2007
Todd Peterson on executive privilege.

The New York Times  .  March 21, 2007
Daniel J. Solove on a proposal before Congress that would require financial institutions to report cases of ID theft and fraud.

Legal Times  .  March 19, 2007
Randall D. Eliason's "Striking Out: The BALCO Reporters Shielded a Lying Lawyer. They are No Heroes." 

Government Executive  .  March 14, 2007
Government Procurement Co-Directors Steven L. Schooner and Chris Yukins urge Congress to adopt better contracting policies.
 
New Jersey Law Journal  .  March 9, 2007
Frank C. Morris Jr. pens "How to Avoid Lawsuits by Tech-Driven Employees."   

Los Angeles Times  .  March 7, 2007
Stephen Saltzburg on the role White House and D.C. culture may have played in I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby's decision to lie to the FBI.

San Francisco Chronicle  .  March 7, 2007
Jonathan Turley on the Bush administration and the public's perception of it in the wake of the Libby trial and verdict.   

The Wall Street Journal  .  March 7, 2007
Randall Eliason on the Libby verdict. 

Los Angeles Times  .  March 6, 2007
Dinah L. Shelton writes the op-ed, "Japan Can't Dodge this Shame" about Prime Minister Abe's claim that forced sexual bondage did not occur during WWII.

multiple articles  .  March 1, 2007
Ira C. Lupu and Robert W. Tuttle on the Supreme Court heard oral argument in Hein v. FFRF, a case dealing issues of church-state separation, standing to sue, and federal taxpayer standing.

WBUR's "Living on Earth"  .  February 23, 2007
Jonathan Turley on a scandal involving environmental regulators and a Conoco-Phillips lobbyist.

Bloomberg  .  February 20, 2007
John Duffy on issues of patents and exported products in the AT&T- Microsoft case headed to the Supreme Court.

Newsday  .  February 12, 2007
Paul Butler on jury conduct.

St. Petersburg Times  .  February 7, 2007
John Banzhaf III on the public's possible perception of a cigarette-smoking presidential candidate.

Inside Higher Ed  .  February 6, 2007
Robert Tuttle on issues of law and protection in the case of a termination of a transgender faculty member at a religious university.

Houston Chronicle  .  February 1, 2007
Steven L. Schooner on U.S.-based contractor deaths in Iraq.

Los Angeles Times  .  January 29, 2007
John Banzhaf on tobacco regulation through the years. 

Winston-Salem Journal  .  January 27, 2007
Dean Frederick M. Lawrence on the reporting of hate crimes.

Congressional Quarterly  .  January 22, 2007
Spencer A. Overton discusses Senator Barack Obama.

USA Today  .  January 18, 2007
Read Jonathan Turley's op-ed, "Can Congress Stop the War?"

The Washington Times  .  January 16, 2007
GW Law students form Consumer Coalition for Competition in Satellite Radio.

The Wall Street Journal  .  January 16, 2007
Orin S. Kerr on applying the Fourth Amendment to digital evidence.

The New York Sun  .  January 16, 2007
Jonathan Turley on the possible testimony of Vice President Cheney at the trial of "Scooter" Libby.

The Wall Street Journal  .  January 12, 2007
Daniel Solove on the legal issues behind online public shaming.

The Washington Post  .  January 8, 2007
Alberto Benítez on the role of counsel in immigration court.  

The Washington Post  .  January 6, 2007
Orin S. Kerr on a more media-savvy Supreme Court.

 

Schoenbaum Files Amicus Brief in Exxon v. Baker Visiting research professor Thomas J. Schoenbaum speaks with 1L students Mike Ebell and Steve Kirkwood on the steps of the Supreme Court after the February, 2008 oral argument in Exxon v. Baker.
On Capitol Hill: Civil Rights and Employment Law April, 2008 - Professor Michael Selmi and Rep. Jerrold Nadler (NY-8) were two experts who participated in the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation's "Civil Rights as a Bargained for Exchange: Mandatory Arbitration of Contracts of Employment."
 
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