Alum Jonathan Libby (’96) will represent Xavier Alvarez in United States v. Alvarez in front of the U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday, February 22.
Alum Joey Mogul (’97) is one of the lead attorneys for the plaintiffs in a class action lawsuit brought against the Chicago Police Department.
CUNY Law salutes the courageous life of Robert L. Carter, who died on January 3, 2012 at the age of 94.
Alum Angela Hines (’05) recently launched a nonprofit organization to support girls living in low-income housing in Far Rockaway. According to the article, Project Window aims to promote
Professor Rick Rossein has been selected as the Independent EEO Consultant in the wake of a U.S. District Court decision in U.S. and the Vulcan Society v. the City of New York. The case, filed
This Friday, Judge Pam Jackman-Brown (’86) will be inducted as a Justice of the Queens County Supreme Court. She was elected to the position on November 8, 2011
In a Huffington Post blog entry, Eli Federman (’10) discusses how the Israeli Ultra-Orthodox community Haredi should not resort to violence to preserve heritage and religious values
In a column for JURIST, CUNY Law Librarian and Associate Professor Douglas Cox discusses the missing Kuwaiti national archives that were taken by Iraq in 1990 and the UN Security Council resolution that continues to be leveled against Iraq until the archives are returned.
Alum Fiordaliza Rodriguez (’99) was quoted in a New York Times story about how Latinos view their racial identity.
The International Women’s Human Rights Clinic and the Center for Reproductive Rights jointly submitted a report to the United Nations Human Rights Committee on issues related to the status of women’s reproductive rights in the Philippines
