Monthly Archives: July 2018

Michael I. Meyerson, the DLA Piper Professor of Law for the University of Baltimore School of Law and an expert in American legal history and constitutional law, writes in The Baltimore Sun that the increased interest in the work of Alexander … Continue reading →

Writing in The Hill, University of Baltimore School of Law Prof. Kimberly Wehle says President Trump is edging closer to what amounts to an indictment—and the nation needs to prepare itself for an ending to his administration that is sudden, … Continue reading →

Interviewed by The Baltimore Sun, University of Baltimore School of Law Prof. Michael Hayes says that pro- and anti-union sentiments among public-sector employees have reached new heights—a likely result of the Supreme Court’s decision in the recent Janus v. AFSCME … Continue reading →

With a massive battle taking shape in the U.S. Senate over a combined appropriations bill for the Department of the Interior and Environment Protection Agency, University of Baltimore School of Law Prof. Charles Tiefer says that the real fight is … Continue reading →

Caroline D. Ciraolo, the former head of the Justice Department’s Tax Division and a partner and founder of Kostelanetz & Fink’s D.C. and Maryland offices, has joined the faculty of the University of Baltimore Graduate Tax Program and will teach … Continue reading →

Starting Aug. 1, both new and returning students in the University of Baltimore School of Law will be gearing up for the fall semester, which begins on Monday, Aug. 20. The following is a list of key dates for all … Continue reading →

Following a major public backlash against the White House “zero tolerance” policy on illegal immigration—a position which resulted in thousands of immigrant children and their parents being separated, detained and transported—a court-ordered plan to reunited these families may depend on … Continue reading →

Dionne Koller, professor and director of the Center for Sport and the Law at the University of Baltimore School of Law and associate dean of academic affairs for the school, tells the Baltimore Sun that the University of Maryland, College … Continue reading →

Kimberly Wehle, professor at the University of Baltimore School of Law, tells MSNBC that her former colleague at the U.S. Department of Justice, Brett Kavanaugh, is “going to stand out as someone who makes a real imprint” if he is … Continue reading →

F. Michael Higginbotham, the Dean Joseph Curtis Professor of Law in the University of Baltimore School of Law, tells Marc Steiner of the Real News Network that the U.S. Supreme Court of the post-Great Depression—the Court that advanced civil rights … Continue reading →