Faculty by Expertise

Administrative law
Admiralty law (law of the sea)
Affirmative action
Agency and partnership
Aging and the law
Animal law
Antitrust
Antitrust law
Appellate litigation
Arbitration
Banking regulations
Bankruptcy
Bioethics
Biotechnology
Business law
Campaign finance law
Child advocacy
Church and state
City government
Civil litigation
Civil procedure
Civil rights
Class action
Climate change
Cloning
Commercial law
Communications law
Comparative law
Computer crime
Conflict of laws
Conservation
Constitutional history
Constitutional law
Constitutional theory
Consumer law
Contracts
Copyright
Corporate governance
Corporate tax shelters
Corporations
Courtroom procedure
Criminal investigation
Criminal justice theory
Criminal law
Criminal procedure
Cyber law
Damages
Death penalty
Desegregation and integration
Disability discrimination and accommodation
DNA evidence
Drug law (criminal)
Economics
Elder law
Election law
Elections
Emerging markets
Employment discrimination
Employment law
Energy policy
Environmental law
Equal protection
Estate planning and taxes
Ethics
EU tax and state aid law
European law
Evidence
Externships
Family law
Federal courts
Federal securities law
Federalism
Feminism and law
First Amendment
First Amendment (church and state)
Food and drug law
Foreign affairs
Forensic methods
Forensic psychiatry
Free speech
Gender and law
Genetic testing
Global warming
Globalization
Health equity
Health ethics
Health law
Health policy
Higher education
Human rights law
Immigration and refugee law
Innocence
Insurance law
Intellectual property
International business
International environmental law
International human rights
International law
International trade
Internet
Judging
Juries
Jurisdiction
Jurisprudence
Juvenile justice
Labor law
Law and economics
Law and philosophy
Law of war
Legal ethics
Legal history
Legal research and writing
Legal theory
Legislation\legislative process
LGBTQ rights
Litigation
Local government law
Marriage and divorce
Mass shootings
Mediation
Medical ethics
Medical liability and malpractice
Mental health
Mergers and acquisitions
Military tribunals
Mutual fund regulation
National security law
Native American law
Nonprofit organizations
Nuclear weapons and arms control
Oceans law
Oral advocacy
Patent law
Plea bargaining
Police
Political theory
Presidential powers
Privacy
Product liability
Professional responsibility
Property
Prosecution
Psychiatry and law
Psychology and law
Public health law
Quantitative methods/statistics in the law
Race
Rape
Real estate
Religion and law
Remedies
Reproduction/reproductive technologies
Rhetoric
Rule of law
SEC and class action enforcement
Securities regulation
Separation of powers
Sexual discrimination and harassment
Social science in law
Soviet and post-Soviet legal systems
Special education
Sports law
State and local government law
Supreme Court
Tax law
Terrorism
Torts
Trademark law
Trial advocacy
Trusts and estates
United Nations
Urban law and policy
Venture capital
Violence
Virginia constitution
Virginia procedure
Voting rights
War crimes
War on terrorism
White collar crime
Workplace safety and health
Wrongful conviction
Kenneth S. Abraham
Barbara E. Armacost
Aditya Bamzai
Charles Barzun
Michal Barzuza
Ruth Gaare Bernheim
Richard J. Bonnie
Josh Bowers
Maureen E. Brady
Stephen Braga
Darryl K. Brown
D. Ruth Buck
Jonathan Z. Cannon
Albert Choi
George M. Cohen
Michael G. Collins
Kevin Cope
Anne M. Coughlin
Quinn Curtis
Ashley S. Deeks
Michael Doran
John F. Duffy
Deirdre M. Enright
Kimberly Kessler Ferzan
Joshua Fischman
Kim Forde-Mazrui
Joe Fore
George S. Geis
Michael D. Gilbert
Jennifer L. Givens
Risa L. Goluboff
Paul Halliday
Rachel A. Harmon
John C. Harrison
Andrew Hayashi
Deborah Hellman
Toby J. Heytens
A. E. Dick Howard
Rich Hynes
Cale Jaffe
John C. Jeffries Jr.
Alex M. Johnson, Jr.
Jason S. Johnston
Leslie Kendrick
Edmund W. Kitch
Kevin A. Kordana
Douglas Laycock
Douglas L. Leslie
Michael A. Livermore
Jessica Lowe
Julia D. Mahoney
Paul G. Mahoney
David A. Martin
Ruth Mason
Thomas A. Massaro
Dayna Bowen Matthew
Gregory Mitchell
John T. Monahan
John Norton Moore
Thomas B. Nachbar
Caleb E. Nelson
Cynthia L. Nicoletti
Robert M. O'Neil
Dotan Oliar
Daniel R. Ortiz
Farah Peterson
Saikrishna Prakash
Margaret Foster Riley
Mildred W. Robinson
George Rutherglen
A. Sprightley Ryan
Robert Nelson Sayler
Frederick Schauer
Richard C. Schragger
Micah J. Schwartzman
John K. Setear
Molly Bishop Shadel
Deena N. Sharuk
Lois Shepherd
Crystal Shin
Gil Siegal
A. John Simmons
Kent Sinclair
Barbara A. Spellman
A. Benjamin Spencer
Paul B. Stephan
Gregg Strauss
Robert F. Turner
Pierre-Hugues Verdier
J. H. Verkerke
Mila Versteeg
Andrew N. Vollmer
Steven D. Walt
Sarah Stewart Ware
G. Edward White
Ann Woolhandler
Ethan Yale
George K. Yin
09/21/2018
John C. Harrison, Failed Supreme Court Nominations Really Aren’t That Rare (Bloomberg Law)
09/21/2018
Albert Choi, The Sky’s the Limit as Comcast and Fox Prepare for Battle at the Auction Block (CLS Blue Sky Blog)
09/21/2018
Micah J. Schwartzman, Amid Kavanaugh Clash, Law Profs Say Appearance Has No Place in Clerkship Recruiting (Law.com)
09/18/2018
Saikrishna Prakash, Special Counsels and the Presidency: A Conversation with Ken Starr on the Role of the Constitution and the Ongoing Mueller Investigation (American Enterprise Institute)
09/18/2018
Paul G. Mahoney, Did Deregulation End the “Quiet Period” of Low-Risk Banking? (CLS Blue Sky Blog)
09/18/2018
James E. Ryan, Ryan Seeks Input From Faculty on Goals (The Daily Progress)
09/18/2018
Rachel A. Harmon, Timothy Longo, Sr., Batten Hour's Panelists Tackle the Subject of Community Policing on Constitution Day (UVA Frank Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy)
09/17/2018
George Rutherglen, Thousands of Virginia Inmates Are Believed To Have Hepatitis C and Can’t Access the Cure (The Virginia Mercury)
09/17/2018
George Rutherglen, Hepatitis C Ruling in VA Could Impact Prisons Across Country (Public News Service)
09/17/2018
Melody C. Barnes, 6 Questions About UVA's Timely New Democracy Initiative (UVA Today)
09/15/2018
Cale Jaffe, Apropos Of Something: Why Women Get Self-Defensive & Upholding States’ Environmental Protections (WPVC Radio)
09/14/2018
Deborah Hellman, Bribery, Crowdfunding, and the Strange Case of Senator Susan Collins (The Atlantic)
09/14/2018
Ashley S. Deeks, Will Trump Sanction China’s Use of Facial Recognition Software? (Lawfare)
09/13/2018
Daniel R. Ortiz, It Ain't Over Till It's Over (Isthmus)
09/12/2018
James E. Ryan, President Ryan Details Key Priorities in First Board of Visitors Meeting (UVA Today)
09/11/2018
Richard C. Schragger, Where We Live: New Tool Empowers Citizens To Negotiate Directly With Developers (WCVE Radio)
09/10/2018
John C. Jeffries Jr., What’s the Future of Emmet/Ivy Corridor? Task Force Will Make Recommendations (UVA Today)
09/07/2018
John C. Harrison, Supreme Court Hearings Are Broken, Both Parties Say. How They Can Be Fixed. (Christian Science Monitor)
09/05/2018
George K. Yin, The 1924 Law Democrats May Tap To See Trump's Tax Returns (CNN)
09/05/2018
Kevin Cope, Joshua Fischman, It’s Hard to Find a Federal Judge More Conservative Than Brett Kavanaugh. (The Washington Post)
09/04/2018
Saikrishna Prakash, Trump Faulted for Twitter Attack on Attorney General (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
08/31/2018
Josh Bowers, Police Civilian Review Board Aims To Define Its Power, Purpose as It Looks To Develop Bylaws (The Cavalier Daily)
08/31/2018
Douglas Laycock, Pastor Faced Eviction From Fredericksburg Apartment Complex for Hosting Bible Studies, Nonprofit Says (The Free Lance-Star)
08/30/2018
A. E. Dick Howard, Press Release: Citizens Constitutional Amendment Drafting Committee Will Give Virginians a Voice and a Vote on Redistricting (OneVirginia2021)
08/29/2018
Michael A. Livermore, Tainted Review (The Regulatory Review)
08/27/2018
Saikrishna Prakash, GOP, Democrats Switch Roles 20 Years After Clinton Impeachment (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
08/26/2018
Farah Peterson, Dear Bushrod (Oral Argument)
08/26/2018
Leslie Kendrick, Albemarle School Board Turns Focus to Anti-Racist Policy (The Daily Progress)
08/26/2018
Charles Barzun, This Episode of Black Mirror Sucks (The Point)
08/25/2018
Saikrishna Prakash, When It Comes to Presidential Wrongdoing, the Remedy Is Often Political (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
08/24/2018
Saikrishna Prakash, Ohio Lawmakers Respond to Cohen, Manafort Developments (Toledo Blade)
08/24/2018
George K. Yin, It Would Take Exactly One Senator to Get Trump’s Taxes (Politico Magazine)
08/22/2018
Robert F. Turner, Brennan Would Face Long Odds in Challenging Trump Decision (The Hill)
08/22/2018
Saikrishna Prakash, Trump Fires Back at Cohen, Praises Manafort (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
08/22/2018
Saikrishna Prakash, The Michael Cohen and Paul Manafort Cases Renew Questions About President Trump's Legal Powers. Here's What We Know (TIME magazine)
08/17/2018
Saikrishna Prakash, Four Things We Learned From the Manafort Trial (The Globe and Mail)
08/17/2018
Kenneth S. Abraham, INSIGHT: Driverless Vehicles and Manufacturer Responsibility for Accidents—A New Legal Regime for a New Era (Bloomberg Law)
08/16/2018
Saikrishna Prakash, What Happens If Mueller Decides To Subpoena President Trump? (ABC News)
08/16/2018
Albert Choi, Tribune’s Suit on Failed Sinclair Deal Enters ‘Murky’ Legal Waters (Bloomberg News)
08/15/2018
A. E. Dick Howard, ADL and Partners Launch Initiative to Combat Extremism in Cities Across the U.S. (Anti-Defamation League)
08/08/2018
Ashley S. Deeks, The Cybersecurity 202: Trump Team Isn't Doing Enough To Deter Russian Cyberattacks, According to Our Panel of Security Experts (The Washington Post)
08/07/2018
Douglas Laycock, Douglas Laycock Outlined the Parameters of Religious Freedom (The Chautauqua Daily)
08/05/2018
Douglas Laycock, University of Virginia’s Douglas Laycock To Trace Complex History of Religious Liberty in Interfaith Lecture (The Chautauqua Daily)
08/04/2018
J. H. Verkerke, Fredericksburg Schools Superintendent Has Highest Salary in Region (The Free Lance-Star)
08/04/2018
Deirdre M. Enright, Woman Claims Innocence in "Shaken Baby Syndrome" Case Set To Be Paroled Then Deported (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
08/04/2018
Deirdre M. Enright, Apropos Of Something: Flattery Gets You Everywhere & Righting Post-Conviction Wrongs (WPVC Radio)
08/03/2018
George K. Yin, Five Myths About Trump’s Income Tax Returns (The Washington Post)
08/02/2018
Deirdre M. Enright, Rojai Fentress Says He Didn't Kill Anybody. The Innocence Project Believes Him. Will a Judge? (The News Leader)
08/01/2018
Kevin Cope, Voters Are Much More Likely To Support Immigrant-Family Separation If They Watch Fox News or Read Breitbart (LSE US Centre)
08/01/2018
Josh Bowers, At First Meeting, Police Panel Considering Adding Ninth Member (The Daily Progress)
08/01/2018
Ashley S. Deeks, Julian Assange Prepares To Step Into an Uncertain Future (TechCentral)
08/01/2018
James E. Ryan, President Ryan Seeks Ideas and Inspiration from University Community (UVA Today)
07/31/2018
Michael D. Gilbert, Can Transparency Lead to Corruption? | Professor Michael Gilbert (WINA Radio)
07/31/2018
Ashley S. Deeks, Costs and Benefits of Facial Recognition | Prof. Ashley Deeks of UVA (WINA Radio)
07/25/2018
Anne M. Coughlin, Brock Turner Sought 'Outercourse' With Victim, Says Lawyer For ex-Stanford Student (The Guardian)
07/24/2018
Saikrishna Prakash, Brett Kavanaugh's Paper Trail Means Trouble for the Federal 'Alphabet' Agencies (Los Angeles Times)
07/24/2018
Douglas Laycock, Will Brett Kavanaugh Protect Religious Freedom? (National Catholic Register)
07/24/2018
Jennifer L. Givens, Deirdre M. Enright, A Daycare Provider, Shaken Baby Science And Hope For A Pardon (WVTF Radio)
07/23/2018
Robert F. Turner, A Closer Look at Claims of Treason After Trump's Meeting With Russian President Putin (PolitiFact)
07/22/2018
David A. Martin, Judge, Calm in Court, Takes Hard Line on Splitting Families (The Associated Press)
07/20/2018
David A. Martin, Video: Some Members of Trump Admin Didn’t Want To Separate Families (MSNBC)
07/20/2018
Richard C. Schragger, Douglas Laycock, Video: UVA Experts on the Future of Abortion Rights in America (WUVA Radio)
07/19/2018
Kevin Cope, ‘It Doesn’t Feel Right’: How The Travel Ban Is Playing Out For One D.C.-Area Family (WAMU Radio)
07/19/2018
Frederick Schauer, How the First Amendment Became a Tool for Deregulation (TIME magazine)
07/18/2018
Michael A. Livermore, Kavanaugh and the Environment (SCOTUSBlog)
07/18/2018
David A. Martin, Four Members of DHS Advisory Council Resign in Protest Over Treatment of Migrant Families (The Takeaway)
07/17/2018
Kevin Cope, How Conservative Is Brett Kavanaugh? (FiveThirtyEight)
07/17/2018
David A. Martin, ‘Morally Repugnant’: Homeland Security Advisory Council Members Resign Over Immigration Policies (The Washington Post)
07/16/2018
Saikrishna Prakash, Bernie Sanders' Claim That Brett Kavanaugh Defies Supreme Court Precedent a Stretch (PolitiFact)
07/14/2018
Micah J. Schwartzman, Byron Williams: Unintended Consequences to a Roe Overthrow (Winston-Salem Journal)
07/10/2018
A. E. Dick Howard, What You Need to Know About Trump’s Supreme Court Nominee Brett Kavanaugh (CNBC)
07/10/2018
Micah J. Schwartzman, A. E. Dick Howard, How Kavanaugh’s Conservative Cred, DC Ties Won The Day (Law360)
07/10/2018
A. E. Dick Howard, Kavanaugh May Get Early Chance to Overturn Precedent (Bloomberg Law)
07/10/2018
Micah J. Schwartzman, Episode 107 Micah Schwartzman (The Public Morality)
07/10/2018
Risa L. Goluboff, President Trump Nominates Brett Kavanaugh To Supreme Court (WBUR Radio)
07/10/2018
Saikrishna Prakash, Brett Kavanaugh Has Power To Strengthen Donald Trump, But Supreme Court Has Boosted Presidents for Decades (Newsweek)
07/09/2018
Joe Fore, New Members (The Scrivener)
07/09/2018
Micah J. Schwartzman, UVA Law Professor Weighs in on Trump's Supreme Court Nominee (NBC29)
07/09/2018
Micah J. Schwartzman, Trump Names Religious Liberty ‘Warrior’ Brett Kavanaugh to Supreme Court (Religion News Service)
07/09/2018
A. E. Dick Howard, Trump’s Supreme Court Nominee Is ‘True-Blue Conservative’ (Bloomberg Law)
07/08/2018
George Rutherglen, Supreme Court Vacancy: Prepare For a Game-Changer, Experts say (The News Gazette)
07/07/2018
Kevin Cope, Exactly How Conservative are the Judges on Trump’s Short List for the Supreme Court? Take a Look at This One Chart. (The Washington Post)
07/06/2018
Saikrishna Prakash, The Coming SCOTUS Battle Is a Chance to Curb Judicial Supremacy (National Review)
07/06/2018
George Rutherglen, George Mason University Foundation Is Not Subject to Public Records Laws, Judge Rules (The Washington Post)
07/06/2018
Saikrishna Prakash, Decision Not To Defend Fetal Heartbeat Law 'A Unique Case,' Attorney General's Office Says (Des Moines Register)
07/05/2018
Lillian R. BeVier, Judge Thapar and Judicial Duty (National Review)
07/05/2018
John P. Elwood, Podcast: The Legacy of Justice Anthony Kennedy (National Constitution Center)
07/03/2018
Douglas Laycock, How Could New Justice Affect Church Concerns? (OSV)
07/02/2018
David A. Martin, How to Fix the Crisis Caused by Central American Asylum Seekers — Humanely (Vox)
06/30/2018
Risa L. Goluboff, On Conservative Supreme Court, Chief Justice John Roberts Will Be the New Swing Vote (Newsweek)
06/30/2018
Frederick Schauer, How Conservatives Weaponized the First Amendment (The New York Times)
06/29/2018
Melody C. Barnes, Thomas Jefferson Owned Hundreds of Slaves. Now, a Black Woman Will Run His Foundation. (Glamour)
06/29/2018
Jonathan Z. Cannon, Could Quicker, Cheaper Superfund Cleanups Create Uncertainty? (Bloomberg BNA)
06/28/2018
Lillian R. BeVier, Ottawa Hills Grad Could Be What President Trump Wants in Supreme Court Nominee (The Blade)
06/28/2018
Saikrishna Prakash, Did Anthony Kennedy Just Destroy His Own Legacy? (Politico Magazine)
06/28/2018
Lois Shepherd, The Supreme Court Crisis Pregnancy Centers Decision May Not Be All Bad News — Here's Why (Bustle)
06/27/2018
Micah J. Schwartzman, Micah Schwartzman (WINA Radio)
06/27/2018
A. E. Dick Howard, 'He's Really Been the Swing Vote': Virginia Experts Say Much Is at Stake With Justice Kennedy's Retirement (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
06/27/2018
Frederick Schauer, 'The Decider': What Kennedy's Legacy Means for the Supreme Court's Future (NBC News)
06/27/2018
Jonathan Z. Cannon, Justice Kennedy’s Retirement Could Reshape the Environment (The Atlantic)