Professor Stephanie McMahon’s article, The Perfect Process is the Enemy of the Good Tax: Tax’s Exceptional Regulatory Process, is now in print at 35 Virginia Tax Review 553 (2016). Professor McMahon signed a contract for her book, Principles of Tax … Continue reading →
Professor Moore accepted an invitation to speak to the Oregon legislature and the Oregon Public Defense Services Commission on best-practice public defense reform (September 2016). Professor Moore and her interdisciplinary action-research team were awarded a $75,000 Ohio Transformation Fund grant. … Continue reading →
Professor Michael E. Solimine presented a paper, Direct Democracy and Judicial Review: A Reappraisal, at a symposium on election law at the University of Kentucky College of Law. The symposium papers will be published in a forthcoming issue of the … Continue reading →
Associate Dean of Faculty and Professor Sandra Sperino completed her book with co-author Professor Suja Thomas. The book, Unequal: How America’s Courts Undermine Discrimination Law, is forthcoming with Oxford University Press. Her most recent article is now in print. The … Continue reading →
Dean Emeritus and Professor Joseph P. Tomain presented Clean Power Policy in the United Sates for the ECPR Standing Group on Regulatory Governance at Tilburg University Law School, Tilburg, Netherlands on July 7, 2016. Dean Emeritus Tomain discussed the 4-4 … Continue reading →
Professor Verna Williams launched the Blog for the Center for Race, Gender, and Social Justice at University of Cincinnati, https://ucsocialjustice.com/. Professor Williams moderated a panel, From Citizen to Enemy: Looking back at Japanese American incarceration to understand modern-day Islamophobia. Professor … Continue reading →