Faculty Scholarship

Faculty Scholarship

Saying Yes to Reins on Net Neutrality

Professor Lyons argues zero-rated plans are good for consumers.

By David Reich
Winter 2018

Faculty Scholarship

Notable Faculty Publications

Cathleen Kaveny deepened her exploration into the connections between law, religion, and morality in Ethics at the Edges of Law: Christian Moralists and American Legal ...

Winter 2018

Faculty Scholarship

Faculty Milestones

Great Minds: Dean Hashimoto, who holds degrees from Stanford, Yale, UC Berkeley, Harvard, and UC San Francisco was elected last fall to the American Law ...

Winter 2018

Faculty Scholarship

Crime-Based Deportation Is ‘Absurd’

Professor Kari Hong comes out swinging in a fight to make immigration law more fair.

By David Reich
Summer 2017

Faculty Scholarship

Faculty Milestones

Well Read: George Brown, the oft-cited writer of more than forty law review articles, recently has been among the top 10 percent of authors by ...

Summer 2017

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Notable Faculty Publications

Ryan Williams suggests a new approach to Supreme Court plurality precedent that promises to constrain lower courts’ decision-making while identifying a domain of bounded discretion ...

Summer 2017

Faculty Scholarship

A Charitable Sleight of Hand

Madoff launches an effort to fix the wrongs of donor-advised funds.

By David Reich
Winter 2017

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Faculty Milestones

Winter 2017

Faculty Scholarship

Notable Faculty Publications

Professor Katharine Young edited (with Kim Rubenstein) and wrote the introduction to The Public Law of Gender: From the Global to the Local. According to ...

Winter 2017

Faculty Scholarship

Fighting Malfeasance with Pen, Not Sword

When Brown writes about corruption, even Supreme Court justices listen.

By David Reich
Summer 2016