Professor Paula Johnson Discusses Race, Biases, and Criminal Law Issues in the Wrongful Conviction of Anthony Broadwater
In the in-depth Syracuse Post-Standard article, “Alice Sebold case: How Race and Incompetence Doomed Anthony Broadwater to Prison”, Professor and Director of the Cold Case Justice Initiative Paula Johnson discusses racial, bias, and criminal law aspects of the case.
Syracuse Law Announces the Deborah and Sherman F. Levey '57, L'59 Endowed Scholarship
Syracuse University College of Law and Deborah Ronnen, of Rochester, NY, announce the creation of the Deborah and Sherman F. Levey ‘57, L’59 Endowed Scholarship. The scholarship builds on and memorializes the enduring contributions that Levey, who passed away in April 2018, made to his alma mater, his community, and the legal profession ...
Disability Law Student 2L Matthew Yanez Featured by Syracuse Stories
Matthew Yanez L’23 has seen the justice system at work firsthand. Growing up in California, Yanez had an uncle who was incarcerated at the Twin Towers Correctional Facility in Los Angeles. He and his father would visit his uncle on Saturday mornings, and that glimpse into the justice system sparked his interest in a career in law ...
"Race and Justice in Central New York" Series Wins NYSBA Award
The New York State Bar Association Committee for Bar Leaders of NYS has announced that “The Bond, Schoeneck & King Series on Race and Justice in Central New York” is the 2021 winner of the NYSBA “Innovation Award” for medium-sized associations ...
COVID-19 and ADA Reform: Professor Doron Dorfman Speaks with Law360
“Private enforcement models often create this stigma against the enforcers, the plaintiffs, who are just enforcing a law that’s been in place for three decades.”
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