Associate Dean Rodger Citron discusses the Uniform Bar Exam (UBE) with the Hon. Alan D. Scheinkman, who, among other things, chaired the New York State Bar Association Task Force on the New York Bar Examination. They discuss the Task Force’s recommendation for New York to no longer use the UBE and instead develop its own bar exam.
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Our guest today is the Hon. Alan D. Scheinkman.
Continue readingDuring this podcast, Associate Dean Rodger Citron and Associate Dean Tiffany Graham discuss the Supreme Court’s “shadow docket.”
The Supreme Court’s shadow docket refers to emergency decisions and other orders decided by the Court outside of its merits docket, which refers to cases decided after full briefing and oral argument. In the past few months, the Court has issued orders in a number of important cases on the shadow docket, generating substantial interest in this topic. The phrase “shadow docket” was coined in a 2015 Law Review article by Professor William Baude. (see Foreword: The Supreme Court’s Shadow Docket).
Associate Deans Citron and Graham discuss the increase in significant cases decided on the shadow docket, including the challenge to a recent Texas law restricting access to abortion, and consider the reasons for and criticism of this development.
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Our guest, Tiffany Graham, is the Associate Dean for Diversity & Inclusion and an Associate Professor of Law at Touro College, Jacob D. Fuchsberg School of Law, where she teaches Constitutional Law.
Continue readingThis podcast discusses a pro bono client who desperately needed help with a Special Immigrant Visa and how Professor Silver dealt with these challenges.
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Our guest this episode is Professor Marjorie A. Silver.
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During this podcast, Professor Burris considers the relationship between social inequality and opioid overdose. Additionally, Professor Burris notes the difference between substance use disorder and levels of dependency. Finally, Professor Burris discusses regulations of opioids, and the current litigation.
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Our guest this episode is Professor Scott Burris, Director of the Center for Public Health Law Research at Temple Law School.
Continue readingThis podcast discusses the challenges faced while teaching clinics amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. The podcast focuses on both practical and pedagogical obstacles encountered as students learn how to represent clients.
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Our guests this episode are Professor Marzano-Doty and Senior Citizen Clinic participant Bryan Schenkman.
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