UB Law Faculty Speak Out on Arpaio Pardon
August 29, 2017
Faculty from the University of Baltimore School of Law are speaking out on the recent presidential pardon of former Arizona sheriff Joseph Arpaio.
Prof. Grossman: Our Understanding of American History Does Not Require the Glorification of Its Evils
August 22, 2017
In an op-ed in The Baltimore Sun, Steven P. Grossman, the Dean Julius Isaacson Professor in the University of Baltimore School of Law, writes that the ongoing controversy over statues depicting Confederate soldiers and politicians reveals a weakness in American thinking about the lessons of history.
Prof. Hatcher: System Views Inmates, Families as a 'Revenue Opportunity'
August 16, 2017
Quoted in The Atlantic, University of Baltimore School of Law Professor Daniel Hatcher says the American prison system treats inmates and their families as a "revenue opportunity." Noting that jails and prisons use "video visitation" technology - provided by private contractors and charged to prisoners up to $1 per minute plus fees - Hatcher says the technology "is a link in the whole system that sees inmates," and the "broader vulnerable family" as a "revenue opportunity."
Aneesa Khan, J.D. '17, to Receive National Lawyers Guild Award
August 1, 2017
Aneesa Khan, J.D. '17, will be honored this week by the National Lawyers Guild as the recipient of the C.B. King Award, which is given annually to just one law student (or recent law graduate) in the nation.
Prof. Tiefer Reveals What Goes on Behind Scenes of Federal Investigations
July 31, 2017
Charles Tiefer, professor in the University of Baltimore School of Law, talks to NPR about the nature of federal investigations - the differences between what a committee appointed by Congress and one coming from the Department of Justice, in the way they behave and what they reveal to the public.
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