Professor Solimine and recent graduate Kristen Elia ’18 wrote a blogpost on the standing requirement in Ohio state courts. The blogpost can be found at: http://www.legallyspeakingohio.com/2018/05/guest-post-in-sharper-focus-standing-in-ohio-courts-divergence-from-and-convergence-with-federal-law/. Professor Solimine presented his paper, “Are Interlocutory Qualified Immunity Appeals Lawful?”, at the Summer … Continue reading →
Professor Solimine’s article, “Precedent, Three-Judge District Courts, and the Law of Democracy,” co-authored with Professor Joshua Douglas (University of Kentucky College of Law), was accepted for publication by the Georgetown Law Journal. Professor Solimine was inducted in the University of … Continue reading →
Professor Michael Solimine published “Game Theory and Private International Law,” in 1 Encyclopedia of Private International Law (Jürgen Basedow, et al., Edward Elgar Publishing, 2017). Professor Solimine was a signatory to an amicus curiae brief in a case to be … Continue reading →
Professor Michael E. Solimine published Institutional Effects on Reciprocal Legitimation in the Federal Courts, 70 Vanderbilt Law Review En Banc 105 (2017). On June 12, the U.S. Supreme Court decided Microsoft Corp. v. Baker, 137 S.Ct. 1702 (2017), involving how and when … Continue reading →
On April 19, 2017, Professor Michael Solimine was awarded the Provost Faculty Career Award at the University of Cincinnati’s 2017 Faculty Award Celebration. Professor Michael Solimine also received the university-level Excellence Award for Faculty-to-Faculty Research Mentoring, His recent publications include … Continue reading →
Professor Solimine is receiving one of the University of Cincinnati’s highest recognitions. Later this spring, Professor Solimine will receive the Faculty Career Award. The Award recognizes the long-term achievements of faculty members in scholarship, teaching, and service. Professor Solimine’s book, … 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 →
Professor Michael 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 Kentucky … Continue reading →
Professor Michael Solimine was quoted in the November 2015 issue of the ABA Journal by Mark Walsh in Misinformation Age: Court Weighs the Right to Sue an Internet Data Site, at pages 19-20. Mark Walsh interviewed Professor Solimine following Professor … Continue reading →
Professor Solimine’s article, Federalism, Federal Courts, and Victims’ Rights, 64 Cath. U. L. Rev. 909 (2015) was published. His co-author is Kathryn Elvey, a Ph.D. candidate in criminal Justice in the UC College of Education, Criminal Justice, and Human Services. Several … Continue reading →