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How the right to repair might change technology
Apple is pushing repair laws but still puts limits on iPhone fixes
Jenna Ellis taking plea deal in Georgia election case
Baseless claim that Biden sent FBI on ‘knock and talk’ visits of Trump supporters | Fact check
Special Counsel Tells Trump to Put His Cards on the Table
A Supreme Court dispute over a $15,000 IRS bill may be aimed at a never-enacted tax on billionaires
Jack Smith tells Trump to put up or shut up
Trump tries to dismiss or delay cases against him
Supreme Court session opens with a challenge to federal regulators’ powers
Roberts Court Loses Control of Conservative War on Agency Power
Chutkan rejects Trump request to step aside as judge in his D.C. trial
Deadlocked: How America Shaped the Supreme Court (4-episode series)
The less you remember the better: aide on Trump-backed lawyer advice (Law School)
Civil rights groups’ power to sue undermined by appellate ruling
Longest exoneration in U.S. history: Glynn Simmons a free man
Constitution Day Speaker Makes the Case for Disqualifying Trump
Legitimizing Gender Apartheid is One of the Costs of Recognizing the Taliban
U.S. Constitution scholar to speak on race and citizenship
Niehoff: We should know more about the Bill of Rights
Trial tax’: Proud Boys members complain their long prison sentences punish them for demanding a trial
Notable new resource provides “Data for Defenders”
Kennedy’s Supreme Court legacy is being erased, in part by past clerks
Neal Rubin: Kind words from 45 years ago still resonate at U-M’s law school
Trump to skip arraignment on Georgia felony charges
Ex-U.S. attorney: John Eastman statement “can be used against him” after he doubles down on Big Lie
Ex-federal prosecutor blasts Giuliani’s defense: “It a sad day when hubris appears to overcome a lawyer’s sense of duty to the rule of law”
If You’re Thinking About Flipping on Trump, Now’s the Time
Two prosecutors with one goal: holding Donald Trump to account over 2020 election claims
Should governments be blamed for climate change? How one lawsuit could change US policies
Delay, delay, delay: Here’s how Donald Trump is trying to push back his criminals trials
Weds Aug 16
You Can’t Fix the Supreme Court Without Also Fixing Congress
Michigan’s police secrecy raises concerns about ‘wandering cops’
Niehoff: Trump’s Jan. 6 indictment and the First Amendment
U.S. seeks Jan. 2 trial date for Trump election subversion case
Ex-US attorney: Jack Smith “may need to politely tell Judge Cannon to butt out” after latest order
“She should call the coward’s bluff”: Experts say Trump “daring” judge to punish his witness attacks
Michigan Law Recognizes Outstanding Student Papers in Constitutional, International Law
Leah Litman, ’10, and Christopher Walker Discuss Their Rising-Scholar Honors and the Collegiality of Michigan Law
Zearfoss and Caminker on Impact of Supreme Court’s Affirmative Action Decisions
5Qs: Litman and Primus Cited in Jones v. Hendrix Supreme Court Dissent
Fletcher’s Scholarship Cited in Brackeen Opinion and Lac Du Flambeau Dissent
MacKinnon Awarded American Philosophical Society’s Jurisprudence Prize, Elected to Membership
Halberstam Teaches Masterclass in Germany on US Constitutional Rights
5Qs: Sankaran on the Courts’ Overuse of Terminating Parental Rights
Deacon and Litman Win ACS Cudahy Writing Competition
American Constitution Society Honors 2L Zach Gan as Next Generation Leader
Fletcher Named to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Prof. Mortenson Files Suit on Behalf of Same-Sex Couples
American Law Institute Honors Leah Litman with Early Career Scholars Medal
@UMICHLAW: Fall 2016
Litman’s Five Favorite Episodes Celebrate Award for Strict Scrutiny Podcast
Matt Raymer, ’08: Strengthening the GOP, One State Race at a Time
Litman Wins American Constitution Society’s Ruth Bader Ginsburg Scholar Award
Lawsuit Brings Changes to Michigan’s Sex Offender Registration Law
News in Brief: Winter 2020
Ramer, ’17, Receives Prestigious Bristow Fellowship
Valerie Jarrett, ’81: Looking Back and Moving Forward
Problem Solving Course Untangles a Web of Tribal Sovereignty and Policing
Justin Amash, ’05: An Independent Voice in a Partisan Time
Alumnus Establishes New Prize to Bolster Scholarship at the Law School
Khalilah Spencer, ’01: Fighting for Voting Rights
Friedman to Receive Lifetime Achievement Award from AALS
@UMICHLAW: Winter 2022
University Bicentennial Colloquium Features Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Susanne Baer, LLM ’93
Four Takeaways: The Federal Judiciary in the 21st Century
Justice Ginsburg Visits Campus
Heather Dietrick, ’07 JD/MBA: Defending Gawker and the First Amendment
Leonard M. Niehoff, ’84, and James E. Stewart, ’73: A 30-Year Partnership in Media Law
Tension: Privacy vs. National Security in the Digital Age
Intelligence Legalism and the NSA’s Civil Liberties Gap
Michigan Law Team Advocates For Due Process In Iraqi Nationals Class-Action Lawsuit
COVID in the Quad
Asim Rehman, ’01: Overseeing the Nation’s Largest Police Department
Freeing the Wrongfully Convicted: Michigan Innocence Clinic Celebrates 10th Anniversary
For Denver-based Donor, Upholding Democratic Institutions Starts at Law School
Caminker Files Brief for State Justices in Elections Case
Judge Warns of “American Democracy in Peril” during Constitution Day Speech
Michigan Law Professors Break New Ground in Municipal Liability Case
The Hon. Avern Cohn, ’49
Dean Terrance Sandalow
Elise Boddie, Renowned Advocate and Scholar on Dismantling Systemic Racism, Joins Michigan Law Faculty
MacKinnon Named 26th Winner of Phillips Prize in Jurisprudence
Michigan Law Hires New Faculty Members
Michelle Adams, Renowned Expert on Race Discrimination and School Desegregation, Joins Michigan Law Faculty
Historian and Legal Scholar Sam Erman Brings Race and Citizenship-focused Research to Michigan Law
Native American Legal Scholar and Tribal Court Chief Justice Matthew L.M. Fletcher, ’97, Joins Michigan Law’s Faculty
Michigan Law Welcomes Rising Information Law Expert Salomé Viljoen to Faculty Ranks
Distinguished Administrative Law Scholar Christopher Walker Joins Michigan Law Faculty
Ekow Yankah, a Prominent Voice in Criminal Law and Political Philosophy, Joins Michigan Law Faculty
5Qs: Niehoff on Free Speech
Prof. Niehoff’s Book, “Free Speech: From Core Values to Current Debates,” Published
Michigan Law Remembers Legal Giants, Beloved Teachers
For Jennifer Fischell, ’16, Supreme Court Clerkship is Another Opportunity to Learn
