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Women’s Prison Sue State Over Black Mold Exposure
The Best Lawyers Are Both Book Smart and People Smart
Child Welfare Appellate Clinic Wins Court of Appeals Case
Michigan Supreme Court proposes ban on interpreter fees for criminal defendants
U-M Professor Casts Doubt on Supreme Court Taking Up Case to Overturn Same-Sex Marriage
Leah Litman on the Grievance and Conspiracy Theories That Run SCOTUS
Interview on “The Oldest Constitutional Question”
Trump’s Census Order is unworkable, unprecedented and unconstitutional
Michigan’s children deserve more than an investigation
Years after Edenville flood, blame game still rages in Michigan court
Trump’s birthright citizenship order faces more bans than before Supreme Court ruling
Senator Cornyn says FBI will help track down Texas Democrats who fled over redistricting vote
Stateside: Aug. 7, 2025
The Oldest Constitutional Question
60 years later, Voting Rights Act protections for minority voters face new threats
Trump’s tactics are bending the criminal justice system to his agenda
5 things to know about possible FBI involvement in Texas redistricting battle
Protections of the Voting Rights Act are under threat as the law marks its 60th anniversary
Law Deans Push Back on ABA’s Proposal to Double Experiential Learning Credits
Trump administration violated impoundment law by canceling NIH grants, slowing new awards, GAO finds
As the Supreme Court Focuses on the Past, Historians Turn to Advocacy
Judges Openly Doubt Government as Justice Dept. Misleads and Dodges Orders
Trump contorting justice department into his ‘personal weapon’, experts warn
Van Hollen backs bill to expand criminal record expungement access
Interview: Samuel Bagenstos
A Federal Judge Just Called Out the Trump Administration for Lying to the Supreme Court
Texas’ proposed congressional map dismantles districts flagged by DOJ
Family of Epstein survivor: ‘Shocking’ to hear Trump say Virginia Giuffre was ‘stolen’
Michigan Law Hosts Applied Legal Storytelling Conference
Donald Trump’s tariff powers face a high-stakes legal test
Why does everyone want to talk to Ghislaine Maxwell?
Trump Bypasses Congress to Keep Interim Prosecutors in California and Nevada
How The Roberts Court Is Betraying The Country
Leah Litman Receives Top Honor from National Association of Women Lawyers
What to know about the metastasizing Jeffrey Epstein controversy
DOGE builds AI tool to cut 50 percent of federal regulations
With his suit against Murdoch, Trump signals: No one is safe
Treaty and Custom in the ICJ’s Climate Change Opinion
Supreme Court returns teeth to Voting Rights Act
Columbia’s $221 million deal with Trump officials draws mixed reactions from researchers
Texas lawmakers hold first hearing on proposed congressional redistricting push
Jimmy Hoffa’s family seeks closure 50 years after disappearance as O’Brien letter emerges
Supreme Court scuttled one way judges blocked Trump policies but others remain
Judge in Job Corps Suit Weighs New High Court Injunction Limits
SCOTUS: Lower Courts Overstepped in Nationwide Injunction on Birthright Order
Stateside: July 22, 2025
Fresno’s agriculture industry can lead the fight against forced labor
2002 Campbell Finalists Reminisce, Two Decades Later
A Multitude of Student Moots, On and Off the Quad
Where Does the Campbell Moot Court Question Come From?
Who Judges the Campbell Moot Court Competition?
A Century of Argument and Advocacy: Campbell Moot Court Turns 100
Former Winners of the Campbell Moot Court Competition Reflect on the Experience
Danielle Bass, ’15, Honored By Peers as Influential Woman of the Year
Samantha Shipp Warrick, ’07: A Lifelong Creative Breaks New Ground at LVMH
Thomas E. Kauper, ’60
Cyril Moscow, ’57
News in Brief: Summer 2025
Class of 2025 Celebrates Senior Day
Growing a Global Game with D.C. United
Aisha Elmquist, ’07: Everyone Has the Right to a Seat at the Table
In-House at Medline: Much More Than Counseling and Dispute Resolution
Neel U. Sukhatme Begins Service as the Law School’s 19th Dean
Student Project Draws on Professor Adams’s New Book to Highlight Integration Efforts in Detroit
Hot off the Press: New Books from the Faculty
Roy Proffitt, Longtime Faculty Member and Administrator, Continues to Inspire Gifts to Michigan Law
Bruce K. Posey, ’77: Bridging Generations of Academic Achievement
Law Class of 1974 Celebrates 50th Reunion by Giving Back
Summer 2025 Recent Gifts
Michigan Law School’s New Essay Prompt Requires Applicants To Answer Using Generative AI
How Disinformation Is Driving America Further Apart – Book Review
Trump’s DOJ has fired dozens of prosecutors, upending decades-old norm
Michigan Law Adds AI Essay Prompt
Trump’s Epstein Grand Jury Smokescreen Immediately Called Out as BS
Leah Litman on Trump’s Supreme Court
Albert Pak Receives ABA Young Lawyers Division Award
Why the Supreme Court is Broken
Alina Habba Is Too Partisan and Inept to Be a US Attorney
Top Court’s Injunctions Ruling Moves Focus to Administrative Law
Does the president not get it?’ MSNBC host baffled by new Trump freak out
Trump officials say ICE has higher detention standards than prisons, jails. Is that true?
30 Years of the Bergstrom Child Welfare Law Summer Fellowship Program
Trump accuses Sen. Adam Schiff of mortgage fraud in new attack on critic
Supreme Court Faces Heat After Unexplained Rulings for Trump
He Helped Big Companies Dodge Taxes. Now He’s Writing the Rules.
Comments on Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program’s Section 30.2 and Part B high spend drugs
When Streaming Won’t Cut It and You Need the DVD
How some Supreme Court decisions fractured the conservative supermajority
When Silence Speaks Volumes
Ratner Selected to Deliver a Course at The Hague Academy of International Law, a Rare Honor for US Academics
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US agriculture agency to end consideration of race, sex in many farm programs
SCOTUS backs “executive lawlessness”
Michigan Justice Seeks ‘No-fault’ Pathway to State Aid for Parents Who Can’t Manage Kids’ Mental Health Needs
Justice Dept. Promised to Prosecute Abrego Garcia. Now It’s Not So Clear.
SCOTUS: The highest (and only) court
Supreme Court Order Creates Chaos for Federal Worker Litigation
He was born to a US citizen soldier on an army base in Germany. Now he’s been deported to Jamaica, a country he’d never been to
Feds investigate hospitals over religious exemptions from gender-affirming care
The Permitting Crisis for Renewables