Sarah Palin’s libel case against the New York Times took some unusual turns, including surprising comments from the judge. Prof. Craig Green joined KYW InDepth to discuss the case and its possible impacts on free speech.

Arizona’s attorney general has concluded that the state has the authority to engage in war independently of any federal action. Prof. Craig Green warns that his position is “destructive and radical” to a degree not seen since the civil war. Read more at Arizona Mirror.

Prof. Craig Green tells KYW that President Biden’s next Supreme Court pick won’t change much in the short term, but could have historic longterm significance. Read more at Audacy.

New work by Prof. Craig Green warns that conservative efforts to roll back Chevron deference could have catastrophic impact on the federal government’s regulatory power and ability to respond to emergent situations. Read more at The Regulatory Review.

Why did the Supreme Court strike down one of President Biden’s vaccine mandates but uphold another? Prof. Craig Green joined KYW’s InDepth podcast to discuss.

Prof. Craig Green notes that racist comments by Penn Law professor Amy Wax are protected by tenure, but disheartening and damaging nonetheless. Read more at 6abc Philadelphia.

Former President Trump’s judicial nominations drew attention and concern. What has President Biden been up to on that front? Prof. Craig Green talks about Biden and the federal bench on KYW’s InDepth podcast.

New work by Prof. Craig Green on the erasure of systemic injustices against Native peoples in administrative law is reviewed on Legal Theory Blog.

New work by Prof. Craig Green on the legal history of statehood is reviewed on Legal Theory Blog.

Professor Craig Green, a former Department of Justice lawyer, joins WHYY RadioTimes to discuss the President Trump’s DOJ surveillance of Democratic lawmakers and journalists. Read more at WHYY.