Temple University experts, including Prof. Mark Rahdert, contribute to this multifaceted examination of gun violence in America. Read More

Philly DA Larry Krasner has asked the Commonwealth Court to intervene in his impeachment trial. Prof. Craig Green says while his claims have merit, the court is unlikely to leave the sidelines. Read More

Prof. Paul Gugliuzza discusses the “persuasive and voluminous” amount of evidence necessary to transfer venue in patent litigation. Read More

As Philly DA Larry Krasner prepares for his impeachment trial, Prof. Craig Green is confident he will prevail despite questions about what happens next. Read More

A New York judge has confirmed an outside monitor in the Endo International bankruptcy. Prof. Jonathan Lipson says it’s a move straight out of the Purdue playbook. Read More

As the Western District of Texas welcomes a new chief judge, Prof. Paul Gugliuzza says it’s too soon to tell how she’ll address concerns about Judge Alan Albright’s solicitation of patent cases. Read More

Dean Rachel Rebouche explores the recent success abortion-rights advocates have had with state ballot initiatives. Read More

Prof. Jaya Ramji-Nogales joined other contributing authors to celebrate the launch of Is the International Legal Order Unraveling? Read More

Could direct democracy, not party politics, be effective for abortion-rights advocates? Dean Rebouche and Prof. Mary Ziegler look to Ireland for an example of how this could work. Read More

The FTX bankruptcy will shine a light on the world of cryptocurrency and require lawyers to find analogies that will help judges understand its complexities, says Prof. Jonathan Lipson. Read More