If, as expected, SCOTUS strikes down affirmative action in the coming days, colleges may use race-neutral proxies to achieve racial diversity instead. Assoc. Dean Donald Harris and Prof. Zamir Ben-Dan discuss this approach and other strategic options. Read More

What impact does the Trump indictment have on the international community, and how might it impact the American presidential election? Prof. Craig Green talks about the political fallout with CGTN America. Watch

Prof. Craig Green discusses the Trump indictment with The World Today. Watch

Prof. Craig Green says that evidence of Donald Trump’s intent to conceal his possession of classified documents from the FBI will make legal defense of the former president very difficult. Watch

BBC News checked in with Prof. Craig Green on the indictment of Donald Trump for willful retention of classified documents. Read More

Jury selection is underway in the Florida murder trial of rapper YNW Melly – which, as Prof. Jules Epstein explains, will be stacked in favor of the death penalty thanks to a new Florida law. Read More

A 2022 PA Supreme Court case about how the rules of evidence apply at preliminary hearings could result in more homicide defendants being granted bail. Prof. Jim Shellenberger explains. Read More

An appeal challenging Idaho’s “anti ‘patent troll’” law on constitutional grounds is new ground for the Federal Circuit, says Prof. Paul Gugliuzza. Read More

Prof. Jules Epstein takes a look at how the rules of evidence shaped the outcome in Carroll v. Trump. Read More

Immigrants seeking political asylum must navigate a system under severe strain, says Assoc. Dean Ramji-Nogales, who notes the lack of political will to supply what the system needs to function. Read More