Professor Shubha Ghosh Examines Google v. Oracle Supreme Court Case in Florida Law Review
Ghosh’s response traverses and remixes the boundary between copyright and patent, both actual and imagined. Section One reacts to Professor Samuelson’s article. In Section Two, Ghosh presents his views on how the Supreme Court might decide the Google decision ...
Professor Doron Dorfman Examines Mask Exemptions in JAMA Health Forum
While masking remains contentious, there is bipartisan agreement among policy makers that medical exemptions for masking are necessary and appropriate. Yet there is a dearth of guidance for clinicians on how to approach a request for an exemption ...
Professor Doron Dorfman Joins Leading Scholars to Publish Essay on Disability Rights During Crises
Professor Doron Dorfman has joined a group of leading bioethicists and disability scholars to publish a comprehensive article on healthcare and disability during crises in the leading journal Hastings Center Report.
Professor Arlene Kanter Contributes to New Book on CRPD's Adoption
Professor Arlene Kanter’s chapter “The Failure of the United States to Ratify the CRPD” has been published in a new book that reviews how international law is translated into specific cultural contexts, taking the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) as its example ...
Professor Lauryn Gouldin Awarded Grant to Research Criminal Justice Reform
Professor Lauryn Gouldin has been awarded a New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services Grant to support research into trends in criminal justice reform, with a particular focus on developments in New York State ...
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