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Even a wrongful misdemeanor conviction can change someone’s life forever
BBC’s Mohamed Al-Fayed documentary fails to call human trafficking what it is
Scarred by violence, lawmakers plan for possible ‘mass casualty’ event
Political Violence Is a Crime. Discourage It.
Fighting Russian Disinformation Must Be a Team Sport
What the Debate Made Clear About a Second Trump Term
School Shooter’s Father Charged & SCOTUS Recusals
The Klan Act: Legal Liability for Political Violence
o the World, He Is an Anti-Trafficking Hero. Women Tell a Different Story.
How Richard Nixon’s pardon 50 years ago provides fuel for Donald Trump’s legal fight
Georgia Tests a Novel Tactic in School Shootings: Putting Parents on Trial
Michigan Law Announces Academic Events for Fall 2024
5Qs: New Video Series from Professor Sherman Clark Discusses Effective and Ethical Persuasion
New Faculty Members Join Michigan Law’s 2024-2025 Academic Year
Justice Department Lawyer Spencer Smith Joins Michigan Law Faculty
Jenna Cobb, Committed to Undoing Past Wrongs and Helping Others Do the Same, Joins Michigan Law Faculty
Paulina Arnold, Expert on Civil Detention, Joins Michigan Law Faculty
Albert Pak, Dedicated to Supporting Community Groups, Joins Michigan Law Faculty
5Qs: Edmonds Discusses Grants Pass v. Johnson SCOTUS Ruling and Homelessness in the US
Attack From Within
Michigan Supreme Court Grants Retrial to Innocence Clinic Client Milton “Chazlee” Lemons
Justice Department dropping some charges against Jan. 6 rioters after Supreme Court ruling
How a Supreme Court decision kept school segregation alive
MacKinnon Receives British Academy International Fellowship
How Clarence Thomas laid groundwork for Trump’s classified documents case being dismissed
Trump’s Classified Documents Case Has Been Dismissed. Now What?
5Qs: Syed on Junk Science, Wrongful Convictions, and SCOTUS Citation
Election Disinformation Will Lead to Chaos
Opinion: From legal bribery to Trump’s immunity, a dark theme ran through the Supreme Court’s term
Our presidential candidates have never been older. You can thank the Founding Fathers
SCOTUS immunity ruling makes character a top election issue
President as ‘king’, and other giant Supreme Court cases
Lessons from American history in the wake of the Supreme Court immunity ruling
Hold Up, Trump Is Still in Serious Legal Trouble
Hold Up, Trump Is Still in Big Legal Trouble
The Big Winners of This Supreme Court Term
Supreme Court ruling on gun rights
Something’s Rotten About the Justices Taking So Long on Trump’s Immunity Case
The Petri dish for latest unhinged legal theory’: the powerful appeals court feeding SCOTUS docket
Debunking 12 Myths About Trump’s Conviction
Excellence in Pro Bono Service Awards: 2024 Michigan Law Honorees
5Qs: Eve Primus, ’01, Makes Case for Improving Indigent Defense with More Public Defenders
“Private” vs “Official” Actions in Trump’s Historic Immunity Case
Trump claims he’s immune from prosecution. Supreme Court hears arguments in the case
U.S. Supreme Court considers claims of immunity by Donald Trump
1L Rana Thabata Receives Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowship for New Americans
Writers on a New England Stage: Barbara McQuade
The Taliban’s oppression of women is apartheid. Let’s call it that.
LAWBreaks Offers Students Pro Bono Lawyering Opportunities over Winter Break
‘Everything is possible’: a worrying new book explores the danger of disinformation
Law School’s Civil-Criminal Litigation Clinic Partners on Suit Against Online “Ghost Gun” Seller
Niehoff: Michigan must keep its Freedom of Information promise
Disinformation is Tearing America Apart
Ex-US attorney Barbara McQuade’s new book sounds urgent alarm about disinformation
Michigan’s Legislature and governor are exempt from Freedom of Information laws, making it an outlier in the U.S.
Attack From Within’: Disinformation and its impact on democracy
5Qs: McQuade Discusses How to Fight Disinformation and Save Democracy
Prescott Leads Prosecutor Transparency Project’s Research into Racial Disparities
5 disinformation tactics voters should guard against before Election Day
Police 4 times more likely to request criminal charges for Black people in Washtenaw County
Prescott Leads Prosecutor Transparency Project Research
2L Andrew Schreder Receives National Consumer Law Center Fellowship
2L Organizes Poverty Solutions Workshop to Address Debt Collection Crisis
Michigan Law’s Public Interest Week Shares Resources, Inspiration
ANALYSIS: How Five Law Schools Use Immersion to Build Skills
The Plan to Incapacitate the Federal Government
Hathaway Elected as Fellow of Royal Society of Canada
Swatting and the Dangerous Rise of Political Violence
They Were Wrongfully Convicted. Now They’re Denied Compensation Despite Michigan Law.
Jacob Abudaram, ’23, Selected as Skadden Fellow
Michigan law students work to clear man convicted of stealing beer
After years of decline, the Biden administration says environmental enforcement is on the upswing
Inside the exclusive world of Supreme Court clerks driving America’s legal controversies
Innocence Clinic Featured on This is Michigan
Sentenced to Life for an Accident Miles Away
The Chicken Tycoons vs. the Antitrust Hawks
‘Why is it so essential that I die in here?’
The court should’ve seen the evidence leak in Trump’s Georgia case coming
Supreme Court code of conduct
Veterans Clinic Finds Justice for Boy Exposed to Lead Paint
Electric vehicles are hitting a road block: Car dealers
Juvenile justice reforms are passing after task force’s ‘monumental’ two-year effort
Class of 2023 Leaders in the Law named
Faculty Fellows Program Develops Law Professors of the Future
Flint water legal tab keeps growing to tens of millions as Nessel’s office mulls next move
Jack Smith tells Trump to put up or shut up
Professor Susan Page Selected as Fellow by National Academy of Public Administration
What’s at the Root of Wrongful Convictions?
Q&A: How can social science data empower public defenders?
Faculty Q&A: Dana Thompson teaches law students to make a hands-on difference
Youth Movement: Sarah Medina Camiscoli Works for and With Young Leaders in New York City
Top Administrator Discusses Proposed Reforms to Federal Regulation Process
Rule Changes Could Slow Eviction Process In Michigan
Michigan Law Launches Data for Defenders Project to Aid Defense Work
New Top Cop at the E.P.A. Aims to Get Enforcement Back on Track
Should governments be blamed for climate change? How one lawsuit could change US policies
Michigan’s police secrecy raises concerns about ‘wandering cops’
Rogers, ’23, and Williams, ’23, Are Newest Michigan Law Equal Justice Works Fellows
Vivek Sankaran Wins John W. Reed Michigan Lawyer Legacy Award from State Bar
