May 30, 2018
Lincoln Center’s David Geffen Hall served as the backdrop on a hot day in May for Cardozo’s 40th Commencement Exercises, held May 29. Sixty-six students received LLM degrees, and 275 received JD degrees.
Jun 19, 2018
Professor Kate Shaw’s Texas Law Review article Beyond the Bully Pulpit won the American Constitution Society’s Cudahy Award on Regulatory and Administrative Law. Seventh Circuit Judge David Hamilton presented her paper at the ACS National Convention in early June. Congratulations to Professor Shaw!
Jun 19, 2018
Professor Martin Stone's recent news includes: Presented in April 2018 at the Dimensions of Normativity Conference at Purdue University
Jun 15, 2018
Professor Gabor Rona, in a letter to The New York Times, points out that in a June 2 article about American strikes in 2017, "the Pentagon’s account of civilians killed by American military action is unreliable. One reason, alluded to in the article, is the blackout on civilian casualty figures for countries in which the United States conducts strikes in secret. And there are many.
Jun 14, 2018
“If you look at constitutions around the world, rewriting, amending, and recognizing what values have changed are vital to the health of any constitutional democracy,” said Julie Suk, who teaches antidiscrimination law at Cardozo Law. “That’s what I think we’ve missed out on.”
Jun 14, 2018
Goodrich published "Faces and Frames of Government" in Desmond Manderson (ed), Law and the Visual: Representations, Technologies, and Critique (Toronto: Toronto University Press, 2018).
Jun 14, 2018
Professor Ekow Yankah of the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law says the changing landscape of addiction has prompted novel responses and new rhetoric. “There’s something weird if you know the joblessness rates in the African-American community, know the history, but when drug addiction hit that community, it was ‘What is wrong with our community; why are you pathological?’ ”
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