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Journalist's Guide to Faculty

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  • John Marks, right, President and Founder of Search for Common Ground, is this year's recipient of the International Advocate for Peace Award. He is pictured with Dean Matthew Diller and Jeff Pruzan ’12. Cardozo Journal of Conflict Resolution
  • The International Academy of Mediators honored Professor Lela Love with its Lifetime Achievement Award for her exceptional contributions to advancing alternative dispute resolution.
  • Lawyers, academics and policymakers gathered at Cardozo's AT&T Mobility v. Concepcion conference to examine the ruling's impact on class action lawsuits. Professor Myriam Gilles gave the opening remarks.
  • On May 4, experts from a variety of disciplines participated in "Anonymity and Identity in the Information Age." The keynote speaker was Alex Kozinski, Chief Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
  • Professor Richard Weisberg (fifth from left) is sworn in as a member of the U.S. Commission for the Preservation of America's Heritage Abroad by Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer. April 25, 2012
  • La Camioneta: The Journey of One American School Bus, one of the many projects represented by Cardozo's Indie Film Clinic, was screened at the South by Southwest Film Festival in Austin.
  • From left to right, Leslie E. Payson '91, Chair, Board of Overseers; Shoshana T. Bookson '82, Board member; and Kathryn O. Greenberg ’82, Chair Emeriti at the Public Service Auction, which raised $600,000 for 244 summer stipends.
  • Student leadership committee, (from left) Isabel Matina ’12, Elizabeth Seaver ’13, Lauren Webb ’13, and Zabrina Chandler ’13. The Cardozo Public Interest Law Students Association organizes the Public Service Auction.
  • Douglas Schneider ’05, Cardozo Jr. Advisory Board, bidding at the Public Service Auction. 20th Annual Public Service Auction
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CAMPUS HIGHLIGHTS
Chief Judge of the State of New York to Speak at Cardozo's Commencement Ceremony
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Professor Lela Love Receives Award for Work in Mediation
The Lifetime Achievement Award was given to Professor Love by the International Academy of Mediators for her role in advancing mediation and alternative dispute resolution programs. More…
Professor Richard Weisberg Sworn In to Federal Commission
Professor Weisberg has been officially sworn in by Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer to the U.S. Commission for the Preservation of America's Heritage Abroad. More…
New York City Council Honors Immigration Justice Clinic
Cardozo's clinic was honored along with five other clinics for its outstanding service to the immigrant community. More…
Professor Brett Frischmann's Book Receives Broad Praise
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The rankings are tabulated yearly by the amount of citations a law journal receives. More…
Cardozo Tax Clinic Seeks Review By U.S. Supreme Court
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NEWS
Cardozo Conference Looks at Legacy of AT&T v. Concepcion
A year ago, the Supreme Court ruled that companies can add in language to contracts that waives a consumer's right to class action lawsuits. More…
Supreme Court Vacates Decision Upholding Gene Patents
Professor Daniel Ravicher, executive director of PUBPAT, along with the ACLU, challenged the patents held by Myriad Genetics on the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes. More…
NY Attorney General Sets Up Bureau to Handle Wrongful Convictions
Professor Barry Scheck says he hopes district attorneys throughout the state will take advantage of the initiative, because all New Yorkers are hurt when the wrong person is convicted of a crime. More…
Professor Marci Hamilton Makes Top Lawyer List in Pennsylvania
The Legal Intelligencer puts Professor Hamilton on list of women of the year winners. More…
Cardozo Students, Criminal Defense Clinic Work on OWS Cases
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Professor Ekow Yankah Quoted on Trayvon Martin Case
The case in Florida raises new questions about the "stand your ground" self-defense laws. More...
Exhibit Curated by Professor Christian Delage Examines WWII on Film
The exhibit, "Filming the Camps," explores how filmmakers in WWII used their craft to show the world what the Nazis had done. More…