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Faculty Name

01/20/2021

Jennifer L. Givens, Will Virginia Abolish the Death Penalty? Surovell’s Bill Advances (Virginia Dogwood)

01/19/2021

Saikrishna Prakash, U.S. Historians on What Donald Trump's Legacy Will Be (BBC News)

01/18/2021

Danielle K. Citron, Social Media Liability Law Is Likely To Be Reviewed Under Biden (The Washington Post)

01/18/2021

Micah J. Schwartzman, The Inequities of PPP: Megachurches, Large Corporations Receive Money Ahead of Small Businesses (ABC News)

01/17/2021

John C. Harrison, Law Experts Weigh In on Presidential Pardoning Powers During Virtual Panel (NBC29)

01/17/2021

Michael D. Gilbert, Trump Attorneys Pursuing Voting Fraud Claims Snatch Defeat From Jaws of Victory (The Washington Times)

01/16/2021

Danielle K. Citron, How Twitter, on the Front Lines of History, Finally Decided To Ban Trump (The Washington Post)

01/15/2021

Naomi R. Cahn, Why Marriage And Divorce Rates Are Dropping During The Pandemic (Forbes)

01/15/2021

Frederick Schauer, Column: Conservatives Are All for Businesses Calling the Shots — Except for Trump (Los Angeles Times)

01/14/2021

Danielle K. Citron, I Love Section 230. Got a Problem With That? (The New York Times)

01/14/2021

Cynthia L. Nicoletti, Reconstruction Offers No Easy Answers for How to Handle the Trump Insurgency (Slate)

01/13/2021

Danielle K. Citron, Free Speech vs the Internet (BBC Radio 4)

01/13/2021

Micah J. Schwartzman, UVA Law Professor Weighs in After Trump’s Social Media Suspension (CBS19)

01/12/2021

Michael A. Livermore, The Future of White House Regulatory Oversight in the Biden Administration (C. Boyden Gray Center for the Study of the Administrative State)

01/11/2021

Danielle K. Citron, The Technology 202: Trump Is Considering Building His Own Social Network. But It Might Not Get Him What He Wants. (The Washington Post)

01/10/2021

Richard C. Schragger, Wake-Up Call: The Role of Elected Officials (The Sunday Wake-up Call)

01/08/2021

Danielle K. Citron, Will Facebook and Twitter Finally Dump Trump for Good? (The Wrap)

01/08/2021

Danielle K. Citron, Deplatforming the President (Slate)

01/08/2021

Danielle K. Citron, Trump Is in Danger of Losing His Powerful Social Media Machine (CNN)

01/08/2021

Danielle K. Citron, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube Need To Let Someone Else Moderate Their Platforms (CNET)

01/08/2021

Douglas Laycock, The Bill That Could Change Religious Freedom As You Know It (Deseret News)

01/07/2021

Danielle K. Citron, Trump Suspended Indefinitely From Facebook Amid Pressure on Social Media to Clamp Down (The Wall Street Journal)

01/07/2021

Deborah Hellman, Charles Barzun, UVA Law Professors Explain What the 25th Amendment Means (NBC29)

01/06/2021

Danielle K. Citron, It’s Time to Kick Trump Off Twitter (Slate)

01/06/2021

Danielle K. Citron, Twitter Locked Trump’s Account. Insiders Say It Needs To Go Further. (MIT Technology Review)

01/06/2021

Julia D. Mahoney, John C. Harrison, Police Powers and the Pandemic (The Federalist Society)

01/05/2021

Saikrishna Prakash, VERIFY: No, If Electoral Votes for Biden Are Rejected by Congress, Those Votes Do Not Go To President Trump (WUSA)

01/05/2021

Ruth Mason, US Tariffs On France To Take Effect In Digital Tax War (Law360)

01/05/2021

Saikrishna Prakash, VERIFY: What Does Sedition Mean? (WUSA)

01/05/2021

Saikrishna Prakash, Could Trump Be Charged With a Crime While in Office? We Asked A UVA Legal Expert. (Dogwood)

12/29/2020

Kimberly J. Robinson, How Biden’s Education Department Will Tackle Pandemic and Trump-Era Policies (PBS NewsHour)

12/26/2020

A. E. Dick Howard, A.E. Dick Howard Column: The 1971 Virginia Constitution: Promoting the Common Benefit (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

12/24/2020

Saikrishna Prakash, Trump’s Lasting Legacy: Conservative Supermajority on Supreme Court (The Voice of America)

12/22/2020

Kristen Eichensehr, Balance of Power: Commerce Sec. Ross, Rep. Houlahan (Podcast) (Bloomberg)

12/22/2020

Saikrishna Prakash, What Books Should Biden Read? We Asked 22 Writers (The New York Times)

12/19/2020

A. E. Dick Howard, A.E. Dick Howard Column: Virginia's 1902 Constitution: The Era of Disenfranchisement (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

12/18/2020

Kristen Eichensehr, ‘Strategic Silence’ and State-Sponsored Hacking: The US Gov’t and SolarWinds (Just Security)

12/17/2020

Joshua Fischman, As Trump Leaves the White House, His Imprint on the Judiciary Deepens (The New York Times)

12/17/2020

Saikrishna Prakash, Can the President Pardon Himself? (National Constitution Center)

12/15/2020

Ashley S. Deeks, The Cybersecurity 202: Trump Took the Nation in the Wrong Direction on Cybersecurity, Experts Say (The Washington Post)

12/15/2020

Kristen Eichensehr, Securing Healthcare to Achieve Cyberpeace (CyberPeace Institute)

12/14/2020

Naomi R. Cahn, Why Leaders Need Stamina: Five Tips (Forbes)

12/14/2020

A. E. Dick Howard, UVa’s Howard Reflects on Revision of State Constitution He Led 50 Years Ago (The Daily Progress)

12/13/2020

Edmund W. Kitch, Julia D. Mahoney, Ep 22 ft. Julia Mahoney & Ed Kitch (Clauses & Controversies)

12/13/2020

Richard J. Bonnie, Wake-Up Call: Drug Policy Reform at the Polls (Charlottesville Podcasting Network)

12/12/2020

A. E. Dick Howard, Virginia Governor Asked To Grant Posthumous Pardons to Seven Black Men Executed for 1949 Rape (The Washington Post)

12/10/2020

Rachel Harmon, UVA Law Professor and Policing Scholar Rachel A. Harmon (Zocalo)

12/10/2020

Rachel Harmon, What Would Society Look Like Without Police? at Zócalo Public Square (Zócalo Public Square)

12/09/2020

Dotan Oliar, Was Bob Dylan’s Sale of His Massive Music Catalog a Tax Maneuver? (Fortune)

12/08/2020

Thomas B. Nachbar, Algorithms Are Running Foul of Anti-Discrimination Law (Brink)

12/08/2020

Joe Fore, On the Writing Process, Part II (Virginia Lawyer)

12/08/2020

John T. Monahan, Pretrial Risk Assessment Tools More Accurate Than ‘Human Judgments Alone’: Experts (The Crime Report)

12/06/2020

Naomi R. Cahn, Why Aren’t There Even More Women Political Leaders? (Forbes)

12/04/2020

Saikrishna Prakash, With Trump Presidency Nearing End, Can He Pardon Himself? (The National Law Journal)

12/03/2020

Ashley S. Deeks, Can Tech Companies and Local Governments Mitigate Abuses of Government Secrecy? (Lawfare)

12/02/2020

Danielle K. Citron, Parler’s Got a Porn Problem: Adult Businesses Target Pro-Trump Social Network (The Washington Post)

12/02/2020

Kristen Eichensehr, Cyberattacks, Accusations, and the Making of International Law (Jotwell)

12/02/2020

Danielle K. Citron, Legal Shield for Websites Rattles Under Onslaught of Hate Speech (The New York Times)

12/01/2020

Deborah Hellman, We Must Not Leave the Vulnerable Out If We Have Health Care Rations (The Hill)

12/01/2020

Margaret Foster Riley, New HHS Policy Requires All Information to Be Released for Upcoming Rules (Government Executive)

11/30/2020

Naomi R. Cahn, How Politics Drive Our Personal Relationships — And Even Where We Live (UVA Today)

11/25/2020

Richard C. Schragger, Virginia Counties Fight Northam’s Shutdown Orders as COVID Cases Surge (Dogwood)

11/25/2020

Michael D. Gilbert, Episode 46: Compromise Is Fruitful and Conflict Is Destructive (Democracy Matters)

11/25/2020

Saikrishna Prakash, You’re Fired (Dissed)

11/24/2020

Richard J. Bonnie, Josh Bowers, Virginia’s Approach to Marijuana Needs to Change, Analysts Say (Dogwood)

11/24/2020

Jennifer L. Givens, Deirdre M. Enright, Virginia Falls Short in Compensating the Wrongfully Imprisoned, Study Finds (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

11/24/2020

Mila Versteeg, Where We Are After the 2020 Election (Duke University School of Law)

11/19/2020

Richard C. Schragger, The Past and Future of Home Rule in Virginia (Miller Center of Public Affairs)

11/19/2020

Michal Barzuza, As Investor Activism Grows, So Do ESG Practice Groups (Law360)

11/17/2020

Michael A. Livermore, The Future of Cost-Benefit Analysis, with Michael Livermore and Richard Revesz (Resources Radio)

11/16/2020

Margaret Foster Riley, The Costs of Delay (Miller Center of Public Affairs)

11/16/2020

Saikrishna Prakash, Deep Dive Episode 145 – The True Extent of Executive Power (Regulatory Transparency Project)

11/15/2020

Naomi R. Cahn, How To Be A Successful Leader In Our Work-From-Anywhere World (Forbes)

11/13/2020

Michael D. Gilbert, Trump’s Michigan Poll Watchers Make Few Clear Fraud Accusations (Bloomberg)

11/10/2020

Daniel R. Ortiz, How Biden Could Challenge the Trump Administration’s Block on the Transition (The National Law Journal)

11/10/2020

Daniel R. Ortiz, UVA Hosts Virtual Panel About Ongoing Election Lawsuits (CBS19)

11/09/2020

Deborah Hellman, Trump’s Legal Blitz Isn’t Contesting Enough Votes to Win (Bloomberg)

11/09/2020

Daniel R. Ortiz, Experts: Trump Lawsuits Unlikely To Affect Election Results (The Daily Progress)

11/09/2020

Daniel R. Ortiz, Litigating the Election: A special Institute of Democracy/Karsh Center Event (Miller Center of Public Affairs)

11/09/2020

Margaret Foster Riley, Biden Presses Ahead (Miller Center of Public Affairs)

11/09/2020

Naomi R. Cahn, Republican Reluctance (Miller Center of Public Affairs)

11/07/2020

Michael D. Gilbert, US Election Law Expert ‘Election Manipulation? Even If There Are Small Mistakes, It Is Difficult To Buy.’ (Chosun Ilbo Daily)

11/06/2020

Richard C. Schragger, Charlottesville Confederate Statues Case Argued Before Virginia Supreme Court (NBC29)

11/06/2020

Daniel R. Ortiz, Voter Fraud? We Asked an Expert. (Rappahannock News)

11/05/2020

Naomi R. Cahn, The Day After the Day After (Miller Center of Public Affairs)

11/05/2020

Margaret Foster Riley, The Day After the Day After (Miller Center of Public Affairs)

11/05/2020

Margaret Foster Riley, The Day After the Day After (Miller Center of Public Affairs)

11/05/2020

Michael D. Gilbert, UVA Law Professor Breaks Down Presidential Election Lawsuits (NBC29)

11/05/2020

Saikrishna Prakash, U.Va. Miller Center panelists recap Election Day 2020 (The Cavalier Daily)

11/05/2020

Richard C. Schragger, At the City Level, Progressives Flex New Power (Bloomberg)

11/04/2020

Saikrishna Prakash, What Just Happened? UVA Scholars Delve Into Election Results (UVA Today)

11/04/2020

Michael D. Gilbert, ‘Counting Ballots Is Not Fraud’: Experts Blast Trump Claims (Al Jazeera)

11/04/2020

Saikrishna Prakash, Election 2020: What Just Happened? (Miller Center of Public Affairs)

11/03/2020

Deborah Hellman, Past Injustice and Future Harm: UVA’s Deborah Hellman on the Stakes of Algorithmic Decision-Making (Schwartz Reisman Institute for Technology and Society)

11/02/2020

Micah J. Schwartzman, Richard C. Schragger, Symposium: Religious Privilege in Fulton and Beyond (SCOTUSBlog)

10/29/2020

Danielle K. Citron, Revenge Porn Was Already Commonplace, the Pandemic Made It Worse (The Washington Post)

10/29/2020

Saikrishna Prakash, The Living Presidency: Saikrishna Prakash on ‘Recaging the Executive Lion’ (American Enterprise Institute)

10/29/2020

Risa L. Goluboff, Presidential Leadership and Race (Miller Center of Public Affairs)

10/27/2020

Risa L. Goluboff, Judicial Review (Democracy in Danger)

10/27/2020

Michal Barzuza, Quinn Curtis, Why Millennials Will Win Trump’s War on Socially Responsible Investing (The Hill)

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