Professor Mark Nevitt Asks Four Questions About Capitol Hill Riot
How can the U.S. Capitol, surrounded by one of the largest concentrations of law enforcement and national security personnel in the world, be so quickly overrun by Trump insurrectionists hell-bent on “stopping the steal,” halting our cherished democratic processes, and potentially harming lawmakers?
Professor Nina Kohn Joins Law.Com Twitter Chat on the Future of Legal Education
From the necessity of the bar exam to the likelihood of the return to pre-pandemic norms, the participants in Law.com’s Dec. 8, 2021, Twitter chat on the future of legal education offered a frank discussion on where legal ed should (and shouldn’t) be headed in the days to come ...
Professor Doron Dorfman in The Penn Law Regulatory Review: Still Fighting Over the ADA
A federal judge for the Southern District of New York recently ruled that the city of New York violated the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) by failing to install audible devices at crosswalks. These devices tell blind and visually impaired people when it is safe to cross the streets, but the city had installed them in only 3.4 percent of intersections ...
Professor Shubha Ghosh on "Making Without Taking"
Professor Shubha Ghosh recently addressed the 4th International Conference on New Frontiers of Sanskrit and Indic Knowledge, a production of the Chinmaya Vishwavidyapeeth, dedicated to “the preservation of Indian cultural heritage and its knowledge traditions through higher education.”
Professor Arlene Kanter: What a Day to Recognize People with Disabilities Should Mean to Us All
The United Nations designated today, Dec. 3, as the International Day of People with Disabilities. It is a day for all of us to think about how we as a country, as local communities, and as individuals, support the rights of people with disabilities ...
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