"Supreme Court examines case on power of the presidency, birthright citizenship"
Hearst TV quoted Paul Schiff Berman on the clarity of the 14th amendment "that all persons born in the United States are citizens of the United States.”
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Alumni Panel Discusses Leading Diplomacy & Security at the Department of State
May 5, 2023
"No matter what you are doing in law, have an experience and know that each one is equipping you for the subsequent experience."
Global Law School Community Unites to Support Ukrainian Law Schools and Students
May 1, 2023
The purpose was to foster cultural exchange, resulting in the Global Legal Skills Virtual Workshop Series.
Professor Sean D. Murphy Briefs U.N. Delegates on a Possible Convention on Crimes Against Humanity
April 19, 2023
He briefed representatives of Missions to the United Nations on “opportunities for convergence on prevention and punishment of crimes against humanity.”
The Threat to Human Rights in the Regionalization of Bukele’s Model of Government
Book Discussion with Judge Charles Brower
Banning Asylum as an Emergency Measure
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"Why one obscure app could help crumble Meta’s empire"
The Verge quoted Bill Kovacic on the market definition and if the court’s decision will come down to how Meta views itself, how competitors see it or other institutions.