Professor Deborah Pearlstein authored a piece titled "We Badly Need Congress to Act. We Don't Need Congress to Act in Person," for Just Security.

Professor Deborah Pearlstein testified before the House of Representatives Committee on Rules on March 3rd on the responsibility of the legislative branch.

Dean Melanie Leslie has announced that Rebecca Ingber, an expert in international and national security law, government bureaucracy, and presidential power will join the faculty of

A recent episode of HGTV's House Hunters profiled a polyamorous three-person relationship.

Professor Jessica Roth was a guest on Bloomberg's Balance of Power to discuss the Roger Stone sentencing: "the judge made it clear she knew she wasn't bound by what the Justice Dept.

Under new laws, which went into effect in January, prosecutors are required to give defense teams discovery material — which can include the names of confidential witnesses — 15 days after a person

Professor Ed Zelinsky's paper focuses on how the first amendment applies to the IRS Code which forbids non-profit organizations from intervening in political campaigns.

Professor Myriam Gilles spoke to Consumer Reports about consumers getting unknowingly trapped into arbitration clauses.

Professor Kate Shaw wrote an op-ed in The New York Times, analzying the Senate impeachment trial and the presentations by both sides.