TMJ4
Judge William S. Pocan '84 nominated for U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin
The White House
Yaron Nili: Women make gains on bank boards, but men still hold the power
Bloomberg
Emeritus Professor Arlen Christenson '60 honored by Conservation Hall of Fame
The Cap Times
Wisconsin debates cash bail changes in wake of Waukesha parade tragedy: Lanny Glinberg comments
PBS Wisconsin
Cecelia Klingele discusses bill seeking to foster jail alternatives for people with mental illness
Wisconsin State Journal
Steph Tai, Anuj Desai discuss prohibiting race discussions in schools
PBS Wisconsin
Joshua Braver comments on sedition charges for Capitol attack
Reuters
Jacquelyn Boggess '82 recognized in list of Wisconsin's most influential Black leaders for 2021
UW-Madison News
Ion Meyn, Lanny Glinberg discuss bail reform
Wisconsin Examiner
Nia Trammell '98 reflects on first year as Dane County's first Black female judge
Wisconsin State Journal
Robert Yablon: WI Supreme Court is wrong to preserve gerrymandered electoral maps
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Steven Wright examines the systems that condemn us all
Literary Hub
Lanny Glinberg comments on push to change bail system after Waukesha tragedy
Wisconsin Examiner
Ion Meyn: What the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict means for carrying open firearms in Wisconsin
Wisconsin State Journal
Christopher Lau discusses WIP, the innocent pleading guilty, WI's prison population, and more
WORT Radio
Ion Meyn cautions against push to change bail system after Waukesha tragedy
Wisconsin Examiner
Steven Wright comments on Kyle Rittenhouse trial
BeFM Radio
Cecelia Klingele comments on UW System developing Bachelors degree program in WI prisons
Channel 3000
Robert Yablon discusses the future of Wisconsin legislative maps
Wisconsin Public Radio
Aissa Olivarez '16 named among Wisconsin's 36 most influential Latino leaders
Madison 365
Cecelia Klingele comments on the bail reform movement
Wisconsin Public Radio
Walter Dickey '71: 'I Pursued What Interested Me'
State Bar of Wisconsin
Ion Meyn discusses what the Rittenhouse case says about gun rights, white-privileged violence
WORT Radio
Cecelia Klingele discusses what counts as self-defense with open carry firearms
ABC News Australia
Lawmakers seek change to state constitution when setting bail; Cecelia Klingele comments
WKOW 27 News
John Gross comments on Waukesha Christmas parade attack
The New York Times
Cecelia Klingele comments: Would the Rittenhouse verdict be different in a 'Stand Your Ground' state?
NBC LX
Keith Findley: After Rittenhouse, what an era of armed protest means for America
Yahoo News
John Gross discusses Kyle Rittenhouse verdict
The Public Morality
Center for DREAMers builds a unified space for DACA recipients
WUWM 89.7 FM
John Gross comments on Waukesha Christmas parade attack suspect out on bond
New York Post
John Gross weighs in on prosecution's failed strategies in Rittenhouse trial
New York Post
Dan Tokaji comments: Could a law school diploma stand in for the bar exam?
Bloomberg Law
Keith Findley comments: After Rittenhouse, will deadly clashes multiply as the right to self-defense expands?
The Washington Post
Cecelia Klingele discusses Rittenhouse verdict
BBC Newshour
Ion Meyn: Kyle Rittenhouse not guilty verdict reveals the true value of life in Wisconsin
NBC News
Peter Carstensen discusses the alleged conspiracy to fix the price of chicken
BYU Radio
Ion Meyn discusses what a mistrial in the Rittenhouse case would mean
USA Today
John Gross describes how dual mistrial motions could impact Rittenhouse verdict
WUWM 89.7 FM
John Gross on why Rittenhouse is likely to be acquitted " and why the law on self-defense must change
Wisconsin State Journal
Ion Meyn on what can be deduced from the length of jury deliberations in the Rittenhouse case
The New York Times
Ion Meyn explains how the Rittenhouse jury was narrowed
The Washington Post
Keith Findley discusses Rittenhouse mistrial motion
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Ion Meyn discusses societal implications if jury acquits Rittenhouse
WUWM 89.7 FM
Steven Wright comments on race in Rittenhouse trial
Politico
John Gross discusses Kyle Rittenhouse's testimony
Bloomberg Law
Dan Tokaji named among most-cited election law faculty in the U.S.
Election Law Blog
Steven Wright comments on judge in Rittenhouse trial
NBC News
Ion Meyn discusses legal, cultural significance of Rittenhouse trial
CNN
John Gross discusses what takes place in jury room amid Rittenhouse trial
TMJ4
Rittenhouse case, Arbery trial reflect deepening political and racial divides; Steven Wright comments
USA Today
Ion Meyn explains charges, jury's process in Rittenhouse trial
Fox6 News
Judge dismisses gun charge against Kyle Rittenhouse; John Gross comments
Chicago Tribune
Steven Wright on why Kyle Rittenhouse no longer faces a gun possession charge
The New York Times
John Gross: Gun charge dropped in Rittenhouse trial is result of poorly worded law
Reuters
Keith Findley on what makes Rittenhouse case so complicated
NPR
Cecelia Klingele discusses Rittenhouse judge's courtroom comments
NPR
Steven Wright discusses Rittenhouse trial; closing arguments set to begin Monday
CBS News
Steven Wright discusses Rittenhouse trial judge's comments
AP News
Steven Wright comments on Rittenhouse trial judge
The New York Times
Keith Findley discusses 'Plea Bargaining in the Shadow of a Retrial: Bargaining Away Innocence'
Wisconsin Public Radio
Steven Wright comments on Rittenhouse's emotional display
NBC News
Rittenhouse defense asks for mistrial: John Gross comments
WKOW
Wisconsin Law in Action podcast featuring David Trubek, Richard Abel
Wisconsin Law in Action Podcast
Lanny Glinberg, Ion Meyn comment on Rittenhouse trial
Wisconsin Examiner
Kyle Rittenhouse; hero or vigilante: Steven Wright weighs in
Bloomberg Law
Keith Findley comments on Rittenhouse trial
The Washington Post
Cecelia Klingele discusses use of force in Rittenhouse trial
Wisconsin Public Radio
Ion Meyn reviews testimony, previews upcoming week of Rittenhouse trial
Fox News Milwaukee
Anuj Desai comments on coupon book-spread conspiracies
The Daily Beast
Keith Findley named Lifetime Innovator by the State Bar of Wisconsin
The State Bar of Wisconsin
Statue of Vel Phillips '51 approved for Wisconsin State Capitol grounds
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Cecelia Klingele, John Gross comment on Rittenhouse trial
CNN
Keith Findley discusses Rittenhouse judge, boundaries for language in court
NBC News
Jonathan Scharrer reflects on local restorative justice icon's legacy, impact
Wisconsin State Journal
Keith Findley on why those shot by Rittenhouse can't be called "victims" at trial
CBS News
Lanny Glinberg comments on use of language in Rittenhouse trial
PBS Wisconsin
Peter Carstensen comments on chicken execs who face prison in price-fixing trial
Bloomberg
Steven Wright comments on Kyle Rittenhouse trial
The New York Times
Cecelia Klingele comments on Kyle Rittenhouse trial
The Wall Street Journal
Heinz Klug discusses the constitutional process in South Africa
La Tercera
Law and Entrepreneurship Clinic partners with SBDC in video series to benefit small businesses
UW School of Business
Keith Findley comments on debate over terms in Rittenhouse trial
The New York Times
Franciska Coleman comments on cancel culture
Wisconsin Public Radio
Robert Yablon comments on Wisconsin's redistricting battle
The Cap Times
UW-Madison launches Center for DREAMers to support state's undocumented young adults
Wisconsin State Journal
Miriam Seifter discusses: Is the Supreme Court too political?
WBUR
Margaret Raymond: Being first is a privilege, and it comes with a responsibility
Wisconsin Lawyer
Keith Findley: Missed police killings prove we must address systemic bias in forensic science
The Washington Post
Steven Wright weighs in on Dorland v. Larson
Literary Hub
Michelle Behnke '88, others comment on the rise of women as State Bar leaders
State Bar of Wisconsin
Ion Meyn discusses: Police do not belong in schools
WORT
Erin Barbato discusses efforts to assist Afghan refugees at Fort McCoy
Channel 3000
Steph Tai responds: Could fossil fuel companies be tried for crimes against humanity?
Gizmodo
Monica Hall '05 answers '10 Questions'
Watertown Daily Times
Miriam Seifter discusses state and local government law, projects
Digging a Hole: The Legal Theory Podcast
Asifa Quraishi-Landes discusses targeted repression against Muslims in the U.S.
Common Dreams
Keith Findley, Wisconsin Innocence Project referenced in new book; read a review
Los Angeles Review of Books
Keith Findley discusses work with the Wisconsin Innocence Project on 'Wrongful Conviction' podcast
Wrongful Conviction
Erin Barbato discusses legal aid for Afghan refugees
PBS Wisconsin
Keith Findley discusses 'One Year Later: How Is Local Law Enforcement Evolving?'
Cap Times Ideas Fest
Mitra Sharafi discusses anti-abortion laws and forensics in colonial India
Mitra Sharafi , a legal historian of modern South Asia, was recently featured on The Swaddle podcast, discussing why the anti-abortion law was poorly enforced in colonial India, and how forensics took shape at the time. Listen to the ...
The SwaddleWUWM
Asifa Quraishi-Landes: American Muslims look for hope, not hate twenty years after 9/11
Thomson Reuters Foundation News
Erin Barbato: Refugees need legal support, mental health services
Chicago Tribune
Heinz Klug discusses path from ANC underground to law professor
Higher Education Today
Tatiana Shirasaki '18 discusses paying it forward
State Bar of Wisconsin
Thomas Barrett '80 nominated for Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
The White House
Mark Sidel publishes commentary on China's use of restrictive legislation in the early months of COVID-19
The China NGO Project
Crystal Stonewall named Public Interest Law Student of the Year
Madison 365
Steven Wright comments on the Huber's suit against the City of Kenosha
Washington Post
Forthcoming article by Yaron Nili discussed
MarketWatch
Nina Varsava discusses fractured Supreme Court opinions in light of Marks v. United States
'Dissenting Opinions'
Steph Tai discusses Biden's call for electrified auto future
WPR
Ryan Poe-Gavlinski discusses proposal for lifetime restraining orders to protect sexual assault survivors
WPR
Keith Findley discusses accessing police body-worn camera footage in Wisconsin
TMJ4
Tonya Brito hosts discussion on how tenants' right to counsel could reduce evictions
WORT
Forthcoming article by Nina Varsava reviewed
Jotwell
Cecelia Klingele discusses an Outagamie County judge controlling defendants after sentencing
Wisconsin State Journal
Proposal for Vel Phillips '51 statue on Wisconsin Capitol grounds receives preliminary approval
WPR
Dean Dan Tokaji testified on the Elections Clause
Law School Dean Dan Tokaji testified during a Congressional Hearing on the Elections Clause before the House Administration Committee.
House Administration CommitteeKeith Findley discusses what separates an effective body-worn camera program from one that could cause harm to the community.
The Capital TimesThe Center for DREAMers will provide legal services, mental health services and career and educational counseling to students with DACA who are currently or have dreams of pursuing higher education. Through the Center, Erin Barbato , who&n ...
Channel 3000The Black Law Students Association's mock trial and moot court programs train students to become advocates who will make a difference in Wisconsin and nationally.
Wisconsin LawyerNina Varsava discusses professional irresponsibility and judicial opinions and the forthcoming article "Professional Irresponsibility and Judicial Opinions" on Houston Law Review's "Emphasis Added."
Emphasis AddedRyan Poe-Gavlinski was interviewed by Elizabeth Wadas with NBC15 about the ramifications of delayed criminal proceedings on a victim of a sexual assault, particularly a minor.
NBC15Michael Williams, the first graduate of a precollege program for Native students, reflects on his time at UW–Madison. He has been accepted to the Law School where he’ll begin classes this fall.
UW-Madison NewsFarhana Khera steps down as President of Muslim Advocates after 16 years of service. Farah Brelvi and Asifa Quraishi-Landes will join the staff of Muslim Advocates as interim co-executive directors while a national search is conducted.
Muslim AdvocatesMiriam Seifter discusses how powerful governors should be and the history behind their growth in power leading up to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The EconomistThe UW Law School will launch a new center to support Wisconsin’s DREAMers, individuals who have lived in the U.S. without official authorization since coming to the country as a minor. The Center for DREAMers was awarded a grant through t ...
UW-Madison NewsWisconsin State Journal
Ion Meyn: What determines the use of force by police?
WPR
Yaron Nili: Why We Need Better Corporate Governance Data
ProMarket
Ion Meyn on the invisible rules that govern police use of force
Lawfare
Lanny Glinberg discusses 'progressive prosecutors' and the criminal justice system
PBS Wisconsin
Keith Findley: New research shows prosecutors often fight winning innocence claims, offer deals to keep convictions
KARE 11 TV
Nancy Lynch '96 selected as UW-Madison vice chancellor for legal affairs
UW-Madison News
John Gross: Why do police keep shooting into moving cars?
The Atlantic
Louise Trubek honored for contributions to Law & Society Association with Legacy Award
Law & Society Association
Joshua Braver: The Justice Department Shouldn't Open the Pandora's Box of Seditious Conspiracy
Lawfare
Cecelia Klingele's revocation research cited in op-ed
Wisconsin State Journal
Jessica Shoemaker '04 awarded a 2021 Carnegie Fellowship to explore rural futures
UNL News
Keith Findley comments on Chauvin verdict
Washington Post
Nina Varsava's work on professional responsibility and judicial opinions highlighted
Westlaw
Ion Meyn discusses Chauvin verdict
Fox6
Keith Findley: Jury can't hold decision not to testify against Chauvin
WKOW
Steven Wright: Voter suppression bills are the first move in a bigger battle
The Hill
Keith Findley discusses police-worn body cameras
Inside Track
Wisconsin Innocence Project clients free after case dismissed
Ledger Enquirer
Keith Findley discusses police searches of cellphone data
Courthouse News Service
Steven Wright comments on manslaughter charges for Minnesota officer who killed Daunte Wright
New York Times
Erin Barbato: People who are seeking asylum don't have time to wait
Wisconsin Examiner
Ion Meyn: What's behind 2020 declines in Wisconsin jail and prison inmate numbers?
WPR
Erin Barbato on tensions at the U.S.-Mexico border
PBS Wisconsin
John Gross comments on public defender shortage in Wisconsin
Wisconsin Public Radio
Alta Charo named to the board of directors of the Allen Institute
Allen Institute
Steven Wright: House bill does little to protect our local elections
The Hill
Steph Tai discusses recent Faculty Senate fossil fuel divestment resolution
Badger Herald
Alexandra Huneeus: The end approaches for Chile's military-era constitution
Washington Post
Daniel Tokaji comments on the Supreme Court's Voting Rights Act
Washington Post
Breanne Snapp '13: On Advancing Women Lawyers
Inside Track
Peter Carstensen: "Paltry Poultry Settlements and a Paralyzed Public Interest Protection"
ProMarket
John Gross comments on 'spark of life' doctrine
AP News
Steph Tai: Biden administration signals early commitment to enforcing environmental laws
Wisconsin Law Journal
Dean Tokaji: Voting Rights in spotlight as Supreme Court considers Arizona election rules
Wall Street Journal
R. Alta Charo joins NTI as inaugural David A. Hamburg distinguished fellow
NTI Newsroom
Ion Meyn discusses Milwaukee Police Department misconduct settlements
Fox 6
Kimberle Crenshaw (LL.M. '85) on changing the "toxic" parts of American culture
In Style
Steven Wright's 'The Coyotes of Carthage' depicts realities of race, money and politics
UW Madison News
John Gross: Prison walls can't stop COVID-19; vaccinating prisoners makes everyone safer
The Cap Times
Joshua Braver discusses court packing
SCOTUSBlog
John Miller '06 appointed to UW Madison Board of Regents
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Erin Barbato: If you're a solo parent traveling internationally with your kids, be ready for this question
Washington Post
Keith Findley: Prosecutors, defense attorneys quarrel over Kyle Rittenhouse's location
Chron
Steph Tai discusses legal pathway for Evers administration to sue over PFAS
Spectrum News 1
Steph Tai discusses the Biden administration's environmental plans and policies
WPR
Steph Tai: The oil pipeline battle no one is talking about
Vice
Erin Barbato discusses immigration under the Biden administration
WPR
Peter Carstensen discusses price-fixing settlements in meat industry
St. Louis Public Radio
Mitch discusses federal eviction moratorium extension
WPR
Sarah Orr: Know your rights when it comes to debt
NBC15
Wisconsin Jury Instructions now available via State Law Library website
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