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William C. Banks Publishes Seventh Edition of Constitutional Law
Traditional in scope, with full coverage of separation of powers, federalism, and individual rights, Constitutional Law emphasizes structural issues more so than many other constitutional law casebooks ...
What's Next After the Mueller Report? William C. Banks Speaks to WAER
“The willingness of the justice department to go behind the scenes to allow them to prepare their rebuttal today speaks more of an effort to support the administration than it does to simply speak for the rule of law for the United States.”
Commentary: Are Nonresident Aliens Exempt From the Loss of Personal Exemptions?
(Re-published from Procedurally Taxing | Jan. 29, 2019) Until recently, I thought I had left International Tax in my side-view mirror (“rear-view mirror” is a cliché, and I was taught to avoid those). Back when dinosaurs roamed the Earth and I was a Big Law Tax Associate ...
D'Ambrosio Jr. Named in Super Lawyers and Best Lawyers
Nicholas D’Ambrosio Jr. was selected for inclusion in the 2018 Upstate New York Super Lawyers and the 2019 Best Lawyers in America.
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Cory Schoonmaker
The Monday following the bar exam, Cory Schoonmaker began his law career working as an Appellate Court…
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Shannon P. Gardner
Teaching Professor
Prior to joining the law faculty, Professor Gardner was a prosecutor with the United States Attorney’s Office for the Central District of California for 11 years, first as a trial attorney in the Criminal Division (Narcotics and Major Frauds Sections) and later as an appellate attorney in the Criminal Appeals Section. Before becoming a federal prosecutor, Professor Gardner was an attorney in private…
