Faculty Media Coverage
- Podcast: Do no harm... LGBTQ+ American conflict of rights | (April 9, 2021) | Law According To A King | Kyle Velte
- Keynote address: Raj Bhala presents at international conference on Emerging Trends in International Trade Law 2021 | (April 9, 2021) | School of Legal Studies CMR University | Raj Bhala
- Study argues the trade sanctions imposed in response to China’s alleged human rights abuses | (April 7, 2021) | Mental Daily | Raj Bhala
- Haskell university leader accused of disregarding free speech rights. Faculty just gave him a no-confidence vote. | (April 3, 2021) | Topeka Capital-Journal | Mark Johnson
- Modi’s urgent agenda for India’s diplomats in America | (April 1, 2021) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- Free speech group says Haskell Indian Nations University is muzzling students and faculty | (March 31, 2021) | KMUW - Wichita Public Radio | Mark Johnson
- They served their sentences. Now they want to know when they can go home. | (March 31, 2021) | Reason | Corey Rayburn Yung
- Know Your Rights: How states can legalize weed when it's federally illegal | (March 31, 2021) | KAKE | Lumen Mulligan
- This professor found new ways to connect with his students. He's asking why the Legislature is considering refunds. | (March 26, 2021) | Topeka Capital-Journal | Michael Hoeflich
- US SEC nixes bids by oil companies to omit climate resolutions | (March 22, 2021) | IHS Markit | Virginia Harper Ho
- Vaccine protectionists versus vaccine free traders | (March 19, 2021) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- Biden White House defends Trump China tariffs in legal showdown | (March 15, 2021) | Bloomberg Law | Raj Bhala
- Velte to present at Arkansas Law LGBTQ Colloquium | (March 12, 2021) | University of Arkansas School of Law | Kyle Velte
- Political dispute over transgender rights focuses on youth sports | (March 11, 2021) | NPR | Kyle Velte
- Law.com Litigation Trendspotter: One year into the pandemic, business interruption plaintiffs notch a win, but consumers' COVID claims fail | (March 11, 2021) | Law.com | Stephen Ware
- Three areas for Modi and Biden to get working on right away | (March 9, 2021) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- Author’s Response, by Alexander I. Platt | (March 8, 2021) | Yale Journal on Regulation | Alexander I. Platt
- Judges aren't sold on COVID-19 refund cases, bumping most to arbitration | (March 8, 2021) | Law.com | Stephen Ware
- Goldman Sachs Group Inc. v. Arkansas Teacher Retirement System | (March 3, 2021) | Oyez | Virginia Harper Ho
- Is administrative summary judgment unlawful?: Policy and implications by Alexander I. Platt | (March 1, 2021) | Yale Journal on Regulation | Alexander I. Platt
- Is administrative summary judgment unlawful?: The legal argument by Alexander I. Platt | (February 28, 2021) | Yale Journal on Regulation | Alexander I. Platt
- Kansas transgender sports bill: Epitome of fair play? Or, brazenly unconstitutional? | (February 23, 2021) | Kansas Reflector | Kyle Velte
- Biden has the power to restore good governance | (February 20, 2021) | The Hill | Richard E. Levy
- Kansas officials rack up $4M bill in defense of Kris Kobach’s baseless voter fraud law | (February 20, 2021) | Kansas City Star | Mark Johnson
- Jones Day, Goodwin Breach highlights need for vendor vetting | (February 18, 2021) | Bloomberg Law | Najarian Peters
- Can Africa’s first WTO chief help her own continent or avert US-China cold war? | (February 14, 2021) | South China Morning Post | Raj Bhala
- Budget 2021: An import substitution relapse? | (February 10, 2021) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- Schwab forms new regulatory group as SEC turns over | (January 22, 2021) | Law360 | Alex Platt
- Why Joe Biden reminds me of another leader known as ‘Mr. Kansas Republican’ | (January 17, 2021) | Kansas Reflector | Michael Hoeflich
- Free (Steamboat) Willie: How Walt Disney’s original mouse could be entering the public domain | (January 14, 2021) | Flatland | Andrew W. Torrance
- Why Raisina Hill and India Inc. need to study the Brexit Deal. | (January 12, 2021) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- Kansas House Dems move to oust member over issues with women | (January 12, 2021) | John Hanna and Heather Hollingsworth | Richard Levy
- Kansas inmates will get the COVID-19 vaccine before most of the public. Here’s why. | (January 11, 2021) | Kansas City Star | Alice Craig
- China to gain as trade pact ripples across post-COVID world | (January 5, 2021) | Nikkei Asia | Raj Bhala
- The non-revolving door between the SEC and the plaintiffs’ bar | (January 4, 2021) | ProMarket | Alexander I. Platt
- KU professor retires after decades of helping young people stay in school, advocating for people with disabilities | (January 4, 2021) | Lawrence Journal-World | Jan Sheldon
- The (un)making of a ‘model minority’ | (January 4, 2021) | New York Public Radio | Raj Bhala
- JH&C and KU Law professor collaborate on Legal Ethics Reporter | (December 30, 2020) | Joseph, Hollander & Craft | Michael Hoeflich
- What COVID-19 has taught Kansans about the power of legal rules and normative rules | (December 24, 2020) | Kansas Reflector | Michael Hoeflich
- Does Kansas owe businesses for mandating they close? A new lawsuit says yes. | (December 13, 2020) | Topeka Capital-Journal | Richard Levy
- Accidents happen in economic firefighting. That’s why we need accountability. | (December 9, 2020) | Barron's | Alexander Platt
- Floyd Bledsoe shares what life is like 5 years after exoneration; he’s still pushing for accountability for his wrongful murder conviction | (December 6, 2020) | Lawrence Journal-World | Alice Craig
- No COVID-19 shot, no service? A look at the legality of businesses requiring vaccine mandates | (December 6, 2020) | 41 Action News | Richard Levy
- Podcast: The Supreme Court and Politics | (December 5, 2020) | Lawrence Talks | Richard Levy
- Six steps to resolve the U.S.-China trade war | (December 2, 2020) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- In Kansas, kids who face criminal charges aren't getting the defense they need, report says | (December 2, 2020) | KCUR | Melanie DeRousse
- SEC 13F threshold proposal may be down but not yet dead | (November 18, 2020) | Finextra | Alex Platt
- RCEP to bring significant benefits to members, say experts | (November 17, 2020) | Xinhua | Raj Bhala
- Reclaiming the race analogy in Fulton v. City of Philadelphia | (November 13, 2020) | Balkinization Blog | Kyle C. Velte
- What's happening to democracy in Hong Kong? | (November 13, 2020) | Dole Institute of Politics | Virginia Harper Ho
- Questioning the need for qualified immunity | (November 9, 2020) | KCUR | Lumen Mulligan
- Kansas Democrat who admitted to revenge porn wins state House seat | (November 8, 2020) | New York Times | Richard Levy
- The U.S. In 2020: E Pluribus Multis | (November 6, 2020) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- Beyond 'Going Dark:' The SEC’s 13F Proposal and Hedge Fund Activism | (November 4, 2020) | The CLS Blue Sky Blog | Alex Platt
- Why the SEC may have scrapped its controversial 13F proposal | (October 30, 2020) | Institutional Investor | Alex Platt
- Young Kansans could prove to be a powerful voting bloc on Election Day | (October 26, 2020) | Shawnee Mission Post | Mark Johnson
- How India should deal with Biden and Harris | (October 9, 2020) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- Transgender athlete fight to heat up as legislatures return | (October 7, 2020) | Bloomberg Law | Kyle Velte
- The Obama Justice Department had a plan to hold police accountable for abuses. The Trump DOJ has undermined it. | (September 29, 2020) | ProPublica | Sharon Brett
- Impact Of SEC’s 13F Change Murky | (September 28, 2020) | ETF.com | Alex Platt
- 'That could be me': Women in KU School of Law reflect on Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s legacy | (September 28, 2020) | University Daily Kansan | Laura Hines
- Berkman Klein Center announces 2020-21 community | (September 24, 2020) | Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Security at Harvard University | Najarian Peters
- The Right to Be and Become: Black Home Educators as Child Privacy Protectors | (September 24, 2020) | Michigan Journal of Race & Law | Najarian Peters
- Evidence of a "Non-Revolving" Door | (September 24, 2020) | Empirical Legal Studies | Alex Platt
- Video: South Korea’s future amid the heightening U.S.-China trade dispute | (September 23, 2020) | Arirang TV | Raj Bhala
- Managed trade now heavily used tool | (September 22, 2020) | Hutch Post | Raj Bhala
- Chinese actions around pandemic undermine trust between Brussels and Beijing | (September 19, 2020) | Bulgarian National Radio | Raj Bhala
- Biden’s trade goals in a Trump-altered world: Peace and sustainability | (September 12, 2020) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- Legal Questions Circle SEC’s 13F Plan | (September 10, 2020) | ETF.com | Alex Platt
- Platt on the Lawfulness of Administrative Summary Judgment | (September 9, 2020) | Legal Theory Blog | Alex Platt
- Biden’s trade tools in a Trump-altered world: Consensus and integrity | (September 7, 2020) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- Moving from punishment to rehabilitation trickles down to save our community | (September 4, 2020) | The Pitch | Quinton Lucas
- Webinar: Class actions and arbitration | (August 25, 2020) | Brazilian Center of Mediation and Arbitration | Christopher Drahozal and Laura Hines
- India at 73 needs a new trade legacy: Aggressive regionalism | (August 14, 2020) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- Podcast: LGBTQ rights won’t lead to frivolous lawsuits | (August 12, 2020) | When Experts Attack! Podcast | Kyle Velte
- KU Law connecting students with nonprofits and government agencies | (August 7, 2020) | National Jurist | Meredith Schnug
- KU law professor wins primary race for Douglas County district attorney, ousts longtime incumbent | (August 5, 2020) | Lawrence Journal-World | Suzanne Valdez
- U.S.-China tensions escalate with closure of consulates | (July 29, 2020) | Arirang TV | Raj Bhala
- New sex-and-age bias ruling signals reach of LGBT worker case | (July 27, 2020) | Bloomberg Law | Kyle Velte
- Podcast: NEPA, cashless society and qualified immunity | (July 22, 2020) | BYURadio / Top Mind with Julie Rose | Lumen Mulligan
- Kansas activist, attorneys say police reform needs transparency | (July 21, 2020) | Kansas Reflector | Quinton Lucas
- KU professor says Washington NFL team name change ‘long-overdue, welcome’ | (July 18, 2020) | WIBW News | Sarah Deer
- El Pomar Foundation paid Transit Mix $15 million after private meeting over quarry came to light | (July 17, 2020) | Colorado Springs Indy | Richard Levy
- The SEC’s proposal to raise the § 13(f) reporting threshold rests on a misinterpretation of the provision’s legislative history | (July 16, 2020) | Yale Journal on Regulation | Alexander I. Platt
- China remains in World Trade Organization, despite Trump’s vow for removal | (July 15, 2020) | PolitiFact | Raj Bhala
- Will an African candidate be China’s choice for WTO chief? | (July 14, 2020) | South China Morning Post | Raj Bhala
- Investors, lawmakers say HR data should be public | (July 10, 2020) | TechTarget | Virginia Harper Ho
- Debate on masks, freedom | (July 3, 2020) | Topeka Captial-Journal | Stephen Ware
- Manhattan woman appointed to Kansas Continuing Legal Education Board | (July 2, 2020) | WIBW | Meredith Schnug
- Are lawyers who pointed guns at protesters protected by the castle doctrine? | (June 30, 2020) | ABA Journal | Corey Rayburn Yung
- Were Mark and Patricia McCloskey within their rights to point guns at protesters? | (June 30, 2020) | The Mercury News | Corey Rayburn Yung
- Will gun-wielding St. Louis attorneys be able to hide behind the state’s ‘Castle Doctrine’? | (June 29, 2020) | Law & Crime | Corey Rayburn Yung
- India-China standoff: PM Modi should use JFK’s Cuban Crisis playbook | (June 22, 2020) | BloombergQuintOpinion | Raj Bhala
- India-China standoff: What cards does India hold to play? | (June 22, 2020) | BloombergQuintOpinion | Raj Bhala
- 50 Kansans You Should Know: Class of 2020 | (June 17, 2020) | Ingram's Magazine | Raj Bhala
- ‘Nobody else for them to pick on’ KS Senate candidates scuffle over transgender rights | (June 17, 2020) | Kansas City Star | Kyle Velte
- Lawyers pick apart Alito and Kavanaugh dissents in landmark LGBT rights case | (June 16, 2020) | Law & Crime | Corey Rayburn Yung
- KU discrimination law expert says Supreme Court ruling on LGBTQ workers is ‘historic,’ but ‘there’s still a lot of work to do’ | (June 15, 2020) | Lawrence Journal-World | Kyle Velte
- LMH Health and KU School of Law team up to provide healthcare and legal aid to patients | (June 12, 2020) | LMH Health | Lumen Mulligan
- Podcast: The U.S. Constitution and COVID-19 | (June 10, 2020) | Lawrence Talks Podcast | Richard Levy
- People who type two spaces after a period just can’t win | (June 3, 2020) | Wall Street Journal | Lumen Mulligan
- Legal aspects of the COVID-19 pandemic | (June 1, 2020) | Arirang TV | Raj Bhala
- Are the U.S. and China in a 'Cold War' or not? | (June 1, 2020) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- Beyond Board Duties: A Comparative Look at Monitoring, Risk Management & Compliance | (June 1, 2020) | The FinReg Blog - Duke Law Global Financial Markets Center | Virginia Harper Ho
- Cherokee professor, KU Law students to train UN diplomats on Indigenous issues | (May 23, 2020) | Native Business Magazine | Shawn Watts
- With "Warp Speed" towards vaccine | (May 19, 2020) | Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung | Raj Bhala
- KU Trade expert: WTO Director-General pick gives look at group's future | (May 18, 2020) | Hutch Post | Raj Bhala
- KU Professor comments on resignation of WTO leader | (May 15, 2020) | WIBW News | Raj Bhala
- Rethinking the nation: Is COVID-19 redrawing borders? | (May 6, 2020) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- Opinion: Kris Kobach’s voter registration mess may cost Kansas millions. Bad law, or bad lawyer? | (May 1, 2020) | Kansas City Star | Mark Johnson
- Law schools give free legal assistance to health care workers | (May 1, 2020) | The National Jurist | Lumen Mulligan
- KU and Washburn law schools are providing free legal services to health care workers | (April 30, 2020) | KCUR | Lumen Mulligan
- Constitutional or not? Protesters and professors debate rights amid COVID-19 related shutdowns | (April 26, 2020) | The Weirton Daily Times | Richard Levy
- Missouri unlikely to collect from China lawsuit | (April 24, 2020) | News-Press NOW | Raj Bhala
- Professor Suzanne Valdez to run for Douglas County DA | (April 16, 2020) | Lawrence Journal-World | Suzanne Valdez
- Your property taxes are likely still due, but your lender might have you covered | (April 15, 2020) | Forbes | David Simon
- Kansas lawmakers revoke Gov. Kelly's order limiting church gatherings | (April 8, 2020) | Kansas City Star | Richard Levy
- Trump is Constitutional leaving stay home to states | (April 7, 2020) | Hutch Post | Lumen Mulligan
- Speedy trial rights are on hold in Kansas. What does that mean for defendants? | (March 22, 2020) | Lawrence Journal-World | Suzanne Valdez
- Kansas coronavirus update: 30-day quarantine ordered for KC; state records second death, 55 cases | (March 21, 2020) | Topeka Capital-Journal | Stephen McAllister
- Raj Bhala to deliver keynote address at University of St. Thomas Law Journal Symposium | (March 10, 2020) | University of St. Thomas School of Law | Raj Bhala
- Raj Bhala to deliver keynote address at AgCon2020 | (March 4, 2020) | Commodity Futures Trading Commission | Raj Bhala
- Podcast: Kyle Velte discusses how Title IX applies to transgender students | (March 3, 2020) | KBIA | Kyle Velte
- The Trump-Modi Deal: Trade as a business contract | (February 26, 2020) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- Trading in for a new deal | (February 24, 2020) | The Canadian Bar Association / L'Association du Barreau canadien | Raj Bhala
- Albert Wilson, convicted in Lawrence rape case, could get a new trial | (February 21, 2020) | Lawrence Journal-World | Elizabeth Cateforis
- The government doesn’t know much about LGBTQ people. Here’s what we know about N.J. | (February 20, 2020) | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com | Kyle Velte
- Restatement: International commercial and investor-state arbitration | (February 19, 2020) | Law.com | Christopher Drahozal
- Professor Stephen Ware speaks at PennState Law's annual symposium | (February 17, 2020) | PennState Law | Stephen Ware
- Amazon workers protest proposal to raise bar for shareholder resolutions | (February 4, 2020) | NBC News | Virginia Harper Ho
- U.S. Election 2020: Grading America’s foreign trade policy | (January 31, 2020) | BloombergQuint Opinion | Raj Bhala
- Movement to highlight missing Native women expands to males | (January 26, 2020) | Associated Press | Sarah Deer
- KU Trade Law expert sees phase one China deal as possible future template | (January 23, 2020) | Hutch Post | Raj Bhala
- Kansas lawmakers want to block the right to abortion by changing the state constitution | (January 22, 2020) | High Plains Public Radio | Richard Levy
- What the U.S. won (and lost) in the China trade deal | (January 17, 2020) | Fortune | Raj Bhala
- Column: Trump’s China trade deal doesn’t even get us back to square one, despite immense cost | (January 15, 2020) | Los Angeles Times | Raj Bhala
- Escalating US-Iran tensions add more instability to Middle East | (January 13, 2020) | Arirang TV | Raj Bhala
- The world in 2030: Twenty-somethings will define the 2020s | (January 8, 2020) | BloombergQuint Opinion | Raj Bhala
- Podcast: Cessation of WTO Appellate body | (January 7, 2020) | This Morning with Alex Jensen | Raj Bhala
- Kansas schools protect LGBTQ students as legal experts dismiss lawsuit concerns | (December 20, 2019) | KMUW: Wichita's NPR Station | Kyle Velte
- Stolen and erased | (December 17, 2019) | Searchlight New Mexico | Sarah Deer
- The markets have spoken: Phase one trade deal between the U.S. and China is ‘no victory’ | (December 13, 2019) | Fortune | Raj Bhala
- Trade law expert says WTO Appellate Body impasse 'major setback' to multilateral trade | (December 12, 2019) | Xinhua Net | Raj Bhala
- U.S. House delegation from Kansas backs trade pact with Mexico, Canada | (December 11, 2019) | Topeka Capital-Journal | Raj Bhala
- Corey Rayburn Yung presents research on the Sex Crimes Paradox | (December 11, 2019) | Harvard University’s Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study | Corey Rayburn Yung
- Trade law expert: WTO Appellate Body being ‘asphyxiated’ by U.S. | (December 4, 2019) | WIBW News | Raj Bhala
- Podcast: Impending collapse of the World Trade Organization's Appellate Body | (December 4, 2019) | WIBW News | Raj Bhala
- The death of the Supreme Court of International Trade | (November 28, 2019) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- South Korea conditionally extends GSOMIA. Where does Seoul-Tokyo relationship go from here? | (November 28, 2019) | Arirang TV | Raj Bhala
- VIDEO: China Town Hall 2019 | (November 20, 2019) | World Trade Center - KC | Raj Bhala
- Missouri prosecutors hold all the cards. Public defenders and vulnerable clients fold | (November 20, 2019) | Kansas City Star | Suzanne Valdez
- The messy legal scrap to bring celebrities back from the dead | (November 19, 2019) | Wired | David Simon
- Questions mount on list of charity donors at center of Greitens ethics fine | (November 17, 2019) | Valliant News | Bruce Hopkins
- How SEC Rule 14a-8 and the ordinary business exception impede ESG disclosure reform | (November 12, 2019) | Columbia Law School Blog | Virginia Harper Ho
- #BQDebates: Was India right to quit RCEP? | (November 6, 2019) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- Is there too much disclosure? | (November 5, 2019) | Columbia Law School Blog | Virginia Harper Ho
- Brexit means partition for Indian businesses | (October 30, 2019) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- Kansas is stepping up to protect its children | (October 29, 2019) | Topeka Capital-Journal | Jennifer Schmidt
- City of Lawrence moves excessive-force lawsuit against police department to federal court | (October 18, 2019) | Lawrence Journal-World | Lumen Mulligan
- EU & U.K. reach Brexit deal, but hits a snag | (October 18, 2019) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- AG Derek Schmidt speaks out against legality of new Kansas tax policy | (October 1, 2019) | KSNT News | Richard Levy
- South Korea-Japan WTO dispute settlement | (September 26, 2019) | ARIRANG TV | Raj Bhala
- Why is India allergic to ambitious free trade agreements? | (September 14, 2019) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- Trump throws Bibi a curve on Iran on eve of vote | (September 10, 2019) | The New York Jewish Week | Raj Bhala
- China at 70: The Chinese Communist Party's ideological contradictions | (September 9, 2019) | BloombergQuint Opinion | Raj Bhala
- A group of Harvard law students is trying to get rid of mandatory arbitration clauses | (August 29, 2019) | ABA Journal | Stephen Ware
- Could Donald Trump force US firms out of China? Pretty much | (August 27, 2019) | PolitiFact | Raj Bhala
- KU Law announces changes in leadership | (August 26, 2019) | KU Law blog | Uma Outka
- Can Trump order companies to stop doing business with China? | (August 26, 2019) | Marketplace | Raj Bhala
- Trump aides say he has power to force companies from China | (August 25, 2019) | Bloomberg | Raj Bhala
- India at 72: Peace through trade across India’s borders | (August 13, 2019) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- Trade war would likely still have similar issues even under Democrats, says expert | (August 5, 2019) | WIBW News | Raj Bhala
- Trade law expert sees difficult Brexit still ahead | (July 26, 2019) | WIBW News | Raj Bhala
- Podcast: Raj Bhala discusses new edition of textbook | (July 26, 2019) | WIBW News | Raj Bhala
- USTR investigation not the focus of France as they pass big tech tax, says trade expert | (July 12, 2019) | WIBW News | Raj Bhala
- Podcast: USTR Section 301 Investigation of French Digital Services Tax | (July 12, 2019) | WIBW News | Raj Bhala
- A currency war won’t remedy trade war tensions | (July 2, 2019) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- Kansas praise follows court ruling to block citizenship question on census | (June 27, 2019) | Dodge City Daily Globe | Lua Yuille
- Kansas abortion ruling prompts new legal attack on death penalty | (June 26, 2019) | Lawrence Journal-World | Richard Levy
- New Alabama law permits Christian church to establish its own police force | (June 21, 2019) | Patheos Blogs | Richard Levy
- Quinton Lucas scores decisive win over Jolie Justus in Kansas City mayor’s race | (June 18, 2019) | The Kansas City Star | Quinton Lucas
- The Star endorses Quinton Lucas for mayor of Kansas City | (June 12, 2019) | The Kansas City Star | Quinton Lucas
- Michigan tribe seeks to set its own water standards | (June 10, 2019) | Environmental Health News | Elizabeth Kronk Warner
- If Negotiators Can’t Stop Trump’s Mexico Tariffs, There’s Not Much Hope in Congress or the Court | (June 7, 2019) | Bloomberg | Raj Bhala
- Mexico hopes to persuade U.S. to back off on tariff threat | (June 6, 2019) | Global News | Raj Bhala
- If Trump imposes tariffs, Mexico has options, says trade law expert | (June 6, 2019) | WIBW News | Raj Bhala
- Use of emergency declaration to impose tariffs on Mexico is legally questionable, scholars say | (June 5, 2019) | The Washington Post | Raj Bhala
- Lawrence chamber says effects of tariffs on Mexico will likely be harmful | (June 5, 2019) | Lawrence Journal-World | Raj Bhala
- Why the U.S. should not go to war with Iran, yet | (June 4, 2019) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- Trump's Mexican tariffs may stretch limits of U.S. emergency law: legal experts | (May 31, 2019) | Reuters | Raj Bhala
- How do tribal nation’s treaties figure into climate change? | (May 14, 2019) | High Country News | Elizabeth Kronk Warner
- New trade law tome covers expanding field | (May 13, 2019) | WIBW News | Raj Bhala
- Trade expert sees no deal in sight for U.S. and China due to fundamental differences | (May 8, 2019) | WIBW News | Raj Bhala
- Attorney General, experts confused about how nonprofit tied to Duggan operates | (May 8, 2019) | , Detroit Free Press | Bruce Hopkins
- Is personal jurisdiction constitutionally self-enacting? | (May 7, 2019) | Courts Law Jotwell | Lumen Mulligan
- Elections 2019: How India’s next government can revolutionise its global trade | (May 6, 2019) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- Reactive or proactive? The ambivalent nature of today’s legal tech education | (May 6, 2019) | Legaltech News | Andrew Torrance
- Choctaw historian at KU restoring cultural knowledge through food, fiction, family | (April 14, 2019) | Lawrence Journal-World | Elizabeth Kronk Warner
- Judges who wed couples can’t refuse same-sex unions, ABA ethics opinion says | (April 3, 2019) | ABA Journal | Kyle Velte
- Podcast: How getting into the weeds helped kids in Kansas | (April 2, 2019) | McGeorge Capital Center for Law & Policy | Richard Levy
- Disconnects in India’s e-commerce policy | (April 1, 2019) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- Podcast: Protests and the push for independent investigations | (March 27, 2019) | McGeorge Capital Center for Law & Policy | Jennifer Schmidt
- New Kansas nonprofit to aid government transparency efforts | (March 26, 2019) | Hays Post | Mike Kautsch
- A wind farm bill dies; the challenges continue | (March 25, 2019) | Rural Messenger | Rick Levy
- Gorsuch crossover vote leaves tribes cautiously optimistic | (March 19, 2019) | Bloomberg Law | Elizabeth Kronk Warner
- Rebalancing of Section 232 authority could have tariff impacts, KU professor says | (March 11, 2019) | WIBW News | Raj Bhala
- Law schools escalate their focus on digital skills | (March 11, 2019) | EdTech | Stephen Mazza
- Is Trump about to launch a global auto trade war? | (March 9, 2019) | Bloomberg Quint | Raj Bhala
- Judge sets hearing for DNA testing request | (March 9, 2019) | Leavenworth Times | Alice Craig
- Hawley insider had seat at table in Secretary of State inquiry that cleared senator | (March 6, 2019) | KC Star | Mark Johnson
- GSP: Altering preferential status a ‘significant’ change to India-U.S. trade ties, says Raj Bhala | (March 5, 2019) | Bloomberg Quint | Raj Bhala
- Letter to the Editor: We must keeping fighting against sexual assault on college campuses | (February 24, 2019) | The Independent Florida Alligator | Corey Rayburn Yung
- Home care firm pushes for arbitration of union worker’s claims | (February 19, 2019) | | Stephen Ware
- Trump’s China trade war is a battle for Soros’ open society | (February 14, 2019) | Bloomberg Quint | Raj Bhala
- Trial lawyer, former AG calls ineffective counsel claim ‘laughable’ at hearing for Eudora woman convicted of murdering baby | (February 7, 2019) | Lawrence Journal-World | Alice Craig
- Kansas task force issues recommendations to prevent youth suicide | (February 5, 2019) | NTV ABC | Jennifer Schmidt
- When is Louis Theroux's 'the night in question' on TV? This new BBC documentary sounds important | (February 5, 2019) | Bustle | Corey Rayburn Yung
- U.S. Supreme Court mulls Kansas inmate's appeal regarding insanity defense | (January 23, 2019) | KCUR | Beth Cateforis
- New curriculum brings groundbreaking coursework to KU Law | (January 21, 2019) | University Daily Kansan | Andrew Torrance
- Theresa May loses Brexit vote in a landslide | (January 15, 2019) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- Dear Delhi, reinforce Tapiei ties when rebalancing Beijing bonds | (January 12, 2019) | Bloomberg Quint | Raj Bhala
- Re-trial process starts for Robinson in 2006 fire death | (January 10, 2019) | WIBW News | Jean Phillips
- Lawrence’s Kmart distribution center still has hope, thanks to latest twist in bankruptcy case | (January 8, 2019) | Lawrence Journal-World | Stephen Ware
- Is redefining criminal sexual misconduct the way to address #MeToo? | (January 7, 2019) | Above The Law | Corey Rayburn Yung
- Asia in 2019: From Elections in India and Indonesia to U.S.-China Tensions, Xinjiang and Extreme Weather | (December 28, 2018) | South China Morning Post | Raj Bhala
- KU Law brings AI to the classroom | (December 26, 2018) | Legal Tech News | Andrew Torrance
- Background and prospects of Brexit | (December 23, 2018) | Arirang TV | Raj Bhala
- Medical experts skewer coroner’s ruling in baby’s death as convicted woman seeks new trial | (December 21, 2018) | Lawrence Journal-World | Alice Craig
- Litigation funder parabellum bets on big data to vet patent claims | (December 12, 2018) | Digital Tech Insider | Andrew Torrance
- Volatility, uncertainty: What Asia has to fear from Brexit turmoil | (December 11, 2018) | South China Morning Post | Raj Bhala
- Ahead of the Curve: Pod save the lecture. Plus, law school gets way cheaper (It’s true!) | (December 10, 2018) | law.com | Stephen Mazza
- What should Brexit mean for India? | (December 8, 2018) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- Law professor worried that proposed regulations will allow sexual misconduct at KU to go unpunished | (December 3, 2018) | Lawrence Journal-World | Corey Rayburn Yung
- Trade expert expects U.S.-China trade war to continue | (November 27, 2018) | WIBW News | Raj Bhala
- Judge shoots down ‘life begins at fertilization’ argument disputing age of teen victim in Lawrence rape case | (November 27, 2018) | Lawrence Journal-World | Stacey Donovan
- Expert compares cyberwarfare to Cold War | (November 22, 2018) | | Michael Hoeflich
- New proposal could change how college campuses investigate sexual assaults | (November 19, 2018) | KAKE | Corey Rayburn Yung
- ACLU adviser Amii Castle says she has 'the sweetest gig ever' | (November 18, 2018) | University Daily Kansan | Amii Castle
- Across US, trans rights make election gains even as White House pushes back | (November 16, 2018) | Christian Science Monitor | Kyle Velte
- Money pours into GoFundMe as wine fight spills into Supreme Court | (November 16, 2018) | Bloomberg | Kyle Velte
- When it comes to rape, just because a case is cleared doesn’t mean it’s solved | (November 15, 2018) | ProPublica | Corey Rayburn Yung
- Stegner Center Young Scholar Lecture – Uma Outka | (November 14, 2018) | University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law | Uma Outka
- Native American Heritage Month podcast with Shawn Watts | (November 13, 2018) | KU Indigenous Studies | Shawn Watts
- School of Law program grants access to free bar exam prep courses | (November 8, 2018) | University Daily Kansan | Lumen Mulligan
- Interview with Lua Yuille | (November 5, 2018) | Women in International Law Network | Lua Yuille
- Kavanaugh's approach to access depends on whom you ask | (November 4, 2018) | Law360 | Stephen Ware
- The resurrection of import substitution | (October 30, 2018) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- Trump’s birthright citizenship position contrary to 14th Amendment and U.S. Supreme Court precedent, KU law professor says | (October 30, 2018) | WIBW News | Lumen Mulligan
- Ford County attorney says ACLU plan for voting in Dodge City would cause mass confusion | (October 29, 2018) | Topeka Capital-Journal | Mark Johnson
- Hawley didn’t look into ‘most basic facts’ in Greitens investigation, attorney says | (October 26, 2018) | Kansas City Star | Bruce Hopkins
- Recusal happens in appeals courts fairly often, chief justices have power in appointments, KU law professor says | (October 19, 2018) | WIBW News | Lumen Mulligan
- Kansas needs a policy vision for clean energy | (October 10, 2018) | Clean Energy Finance Forum | Uma Outka
- Trade debate compares international policies | (October 9, 2018) | Hofstra Chronicle | Raj Bhala
- Speaker: Government not protecting Native Americans, tribes | (October 8, 2018) | Manhattan Mercury | Elizabeth Kronk Warner
- Judge dismisses Wichita shooting suit, says jury could have found cops used excessive force | (October 7, 2018) | Wichita Eagle | Lumen Mulligan
- Trump’s “Principled Realism” versus China’s belt and road initiative | (October 5, 2018) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- Analysis: What's next for Indian Hills | (October 4, 2018) | Daily Iowegian | Lua Yuille
- New trade deal likely good news for major Kansas industries | (October 3, 2018) | Kansas Public Radio | Raj Bhala
- Where the idea of false rape accusations really comes from | (October 3, 2018) | Vice | Corey Rayburn Yung
- Kansans praise new trade deal with Canada, Mexico | (October 2, 2018) | Lawrence Journal-World | Raj Bhala
- Opinion: Confirming Judge Kavanaugh will do lasting damage | (October 2, 2018) | Lawrence Journal-World | Richard Levy
- Local expert says ‘new NAFTA’ trade deal good for metro’s economy | (October 1, 2018) | Fox4KC | Raj Bhala
- University of Kansas law professor explains who may be next if Rosenstein leaves after Trump meeting | (September 26, 2018) | WIBW News | Richard Levy
- KU Law Professor Kyle Velte discusses Kavanaugh proceedings on KCUR | (September 25, 2018) | KCUR Up To Date | Kyle Velte
- KU Law School helps exonerate man wrongly convicted for doppelgänger's crime | (September 17, 2018) | University Daily Kansan | Alice Craig
- Sessions rails against ‘activist judges’ with new DOJ guidelines on judicial orders | (September 13, 2018) | Kansas City Star | Lumen Mulligan
- NAFTA 2.0 Negotiations: Nasty And False Trumpeting Again | (September 12, 2018) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- Judge to review DNA request | (September 8, 2018) | Leavenworth Times | Alice Craig
- #NotInvisible: Why are Native American women vanishing? | (September 8, 2018) | Moscow-Pullman Daily News | Sarah Deer
- LGBTQ civil rights case could test textual interpretation of law, says KU professor | (August 30, 2018) | WIBW News | Lumen Mulligan
- Man who wrongfully spent 17 years in prison in ‘doppelgänger case’ seeks $1.1 million | (August 30, 2018) | The New York Times | Alice Craig
- NAFTA Deal alive at the moment as Canada may consider decision by Friday; KU trade expert says date is important | (August 29, 2018) | WIBW News | Raj Bhala
- NC Speaker says constitutional amendment puts NC in line with other states | (August 29, 2018) | PolitiFact | Stephen Ware
- Auto manufacturing portion of U.S.-Mexico trade deal most stringent in any free-trade agreement, says trade expert | (August 28, 2018) | WIBW News | Raj Bhala
- Orman’s ballot spot in jeopardy from legal challenge to signatures | (August 21, 2018) | Wyandotte Daily | Richard Levy
- India at 71: Can India fill a China trade gap? | (August 13, 2018) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- Here’s why some Kansas counties will accept dozens of provisional ballots and others won’t | (August 13, 2018) | Fox 4 News | Mark Johnson
- The Myth of Autonomy | (August 11, 2018) | University of Arkansas School of Law | Lua Kamal Yuille
- Bond too low for Topeka homicide defendant, victims’ family says | (August 4, 2018) | Topeka Capital-Journal | Corey Rayburn Yung
- How international tariffs are effecting local economies | (July 30, 2018) | KCUR | Raj Bhala
- Brock Turner sought 'outercourse' with victim, says lawyer for ex-Stanford student | (July 26, 2018) | The Guardian | Corey Rayburn Yung
- Brett Kavanaugh recusals likely to disappoint conservatives | (July 26, 2018) | The Washington Times | Lumen Mulligan
- Suicide prevention task force meets in Salina | (July 19, 2018) | Salina Journal | Jennifer Schmidt
- Abortion rights advocates hope Iowa case will influence Kansas | (July 18, 2018) | Lawrence Journal-World | Richard Levy
- The trade routes not taken | (July 16, 2018) | The Weekly Standard | Raj Bhala
- Trade law expert sees ‘well-documented’ case for trade war, though other countries may not like approach | (July 9, 2018) | WIBW News | Raj Bhala
- Trade war begins: Why China’s growth doesn’t work for America anymore | (July 6, 2018) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- Primetime Debate: Will India be caught in the crossfire? | (July 6, 2018) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- India won’t be immune to U.S., China trade blows | (July 6, 2018) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- KU professor says Kennedy retirement is not a big surprise | (June 28, 2018) | WIBW News | Lumen Mulligan
- Kobach lost: What’s that mean for voting in Kansas? | (June 26, 2018) | High Plains Public Radio | Lumen Mulligan
- KC councilman Quinton Lucas enters 2019 mayoral race | (June 23, 2018) | Kansas City Star | Quinton Lucas
- Elena Kagan is up to something | (June 21, 2018) | Slate | Richard Levy
- Kris Kobach’s office delays compliance with court order, questions the meaning of “immediately” | (June 20, 2018) | Slate | Mark Johnson
- ‘America first’ need not mean ‘India second’ | (June 7, 2018) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- After SCOTUS rules in favor of Colorado baker, the implications for other businesses that refuse to serve same-sex couples on religious grounds | (June 4, 2018) | 89.3 KPCC Air Talk | Kyle Velte
- India files WTO case with United States, U.S. ‘almost certain’ to defend based on national security, trade expert says | (May 23, 2018) | WIBW News | Raj Bhala
- Studying for the bar? Put down the phone — or not | (May 22, 2018) | ABA Journal | Betsy Brand Six
- Middle East expert sees Iran deal backout as likely ineffective | (May 9, 2018) | WIBW | Raj Bhala
- Reno County judge allows new DNA testing of evidence in strangulation case | (May 4, 2018) | The Hutchinson News | Alice Craig, Elizabeth Cateforis
- What Trump can learn from Nixon about Iran | (May 4, 2018) | BloombergQuint | Raj Bhala
- KU Law professor sees Kobach contempt order as ‘not especially common’, says underlying restrictions will likely stay past his term | (April 19, 2018) | WIBW | Lou Mulligan
- Justice Mitchell’s mother wants justice, says Williams trial won’t accomplish that | (April 14, 2018) | The Topeka Capital Journal | Corey Rayburn Yung
- Two separate cases at center of U.S.-China trade tiff, professor says | (April 4, 2018) | WIBW | Raj Bhala
- Viewing the U.S.-China Trade War From The Prism Of The Mahabharata | (April 3, 2018) | Bloomberg Quint | Raj Bhala
- Why China should avoid a large-scale trade war with the United States | (April 2, 2018) | BBC Mundo | Raj Bhala
- Would A China-U.S. Trade War Be ‘Just’? | (March 30, 2018) | Bloomberg Quint | Raj Bhala
- The Myth of Autonomy | (March 27, 2018) | The Myth of Autonomy | Lua Kamal Yuille
- IGI Live: DACA Revisited | (March 16, 2018) | PBS | Lua Kamal Yuille
- How trade wars and other keys are fought to understand the increase in tariffs on steel and aluminum imported by the United States signed by Donald Trump | (March 8, 2018) | BBC Mundo | Raj Bhala
- Steel, Aluminium, and the New Trade War | (March 5, 2018) | Bloomberg Quint | Raj Bhala
- Olathe Shooting Anniversary | (February 22, 2018) | KCUR | Raj Bhala
- Trump Trade Policy Incoherence | (February 14, 2018) | Bloomberg Quint | Raj Bhala
- Whirlpool Goes to Washington | (February 9, 2018) | The Weekly Standard | Raj Bhala
- TPP alternative deal struck leaving U.S. out equals big policy change, says KU professor | (January 29, 2018) | WIBW | Raj Bhala
- Tariff decision significant, says KU professor | (January 25, 2018) | WIBW | Raj Bhala
- History suggests Trump tariffs could backfire | (January 24, 2018) | Financial Times | Raj Bhala
- Iran: Why This Time Is Different, And What’s Next | (January 9, 2018) | Bloomberg Quint | Raj Bhala
- Solve the Indo-American food fight and save the WTO farm | (December 7, 2017) | Bloomberg Quint | Raj Bhala
- KCSL Red Holiday Breakfast chooses A.G. Derek Schmidt, Jennifer Schmidt as 2017 honorees | (December 4, 2017) | Topeka Capital-Journal | Jennifer Schmidt
- Yuille on Defining Human Rights & Religious Texts | (December 4, 2017) | Legal Theory Blog | Lua K. Yuille
- Masterpiece Cakeshop: Religious Rights or Unlawful Discrimination? | (December 3, 2017) | Kansas Public Radio | Stephen McAllister
- Scrapping NAFTA Bad for Agriculture | (December 1, 2017) | Drovers | Raj Bhala
- Patent law case about fundamentals, KU Law Professor says | (November 28, 2017) | WIBW News | Andrew W. Torrance
- Yemen in midst of ‘humanitarian disaster’, says University of Kansas professor | (November 24, 2017) | WIBW News | Raj Bhala
- Untill Proven Innocent: Life after prison for 3 men now free after wrongful conviction | (November 22, 2017) | KCTV 5 News | Alice Craig; Jean Phillips; Beth Cateforis
- Fear of Islamic law, known as Shari'a, is unfounded, it's simply Islamophobia | (November 20, 2017) | Al Jazeerah | Raj Bhala
- Understanding Mohammed bin Salman’s Saudi Arabia | (November 17, 2017) | Bloomberg Quint | Raj Bhala
- KU Law Professor says amending state constitution is potential school finance solution, but a tough task | (November 14, 2017) | WIBW News | Lou Mulligan
- The worst reason to condemn Roy Moore | (November 13, 2017) | Slate | Corey Rayburn Yung
- Saudi student leader at KU pleased with progress in homeland and at KU Law | (November 9, 2017) | WIBW News | Raj Bhala
- Middle East expert says much still to learn about latest Saudi crackdown | (November 8, 2017) | WIBW News | Raj Bhala
- Federal prosecutors In Kansas City, Kansas, under fire for power plays in pursuit of 'justice' | (November 5, 2017) | KCUR | Stephen McAllister
- Yes our rights do - and should - slow down the justice system | (November 4, 2017) | The Kansas City Star | Steve Leben
- Supreme Court has opportunity to draw a new line on gerrymandering, says KU professor | (November 2, 2017) | WIBW News | Lou Mulligan
- Seeing your doctor and lawyer at the same time; project at LMH serves about 200 in need | (October 25, 2017) | Lawrence Journal-World | Juliann Morland DaVee
- Schoolwide and nationwide surveys find lack of knowledge about the Constitution | (October 18, 2017) | Mill Valley News | Stephen McAllister
- Targeting international trade in conventional weapons | (October 14, 2017) | Bloomberg Quint | Raj Bhala
- Trump's immigration demands leave DACA recipients, children at risk | (October 13, 2017) | Healio | Lua Yuille
- KU Law Professor looks deeper into Iran deal, sees path forward if Trump re-certifies | (October 12, 2017) | WIBW News | Raj Bhala
- Could Harvey Weinstein go to jail? | (October 11, 2017) | The Gaurdian | Corey Rayburn Yung
- Fourth round of NAFTA negotiations set for mid-October | (October 9, 2017) | Politifact | Raj Bhala
- Firsthand experience compels Kansan to seek compensation for unjustly convicted | (September 30, 2017) | Topeka Capital-Journal |
- Law school clinics support DACA recipients | (September 28, 2017) | National Jurist | Melanie DeRousse
- Middle East expert says women driving will have economic impact in Saudi Arabia | (September 27, 2017) | WIBW News | Raj Bhala
- Farmers Harvest Settlement in Syngenta Corn Lawsuit (Audio) | (September 27, 2017) | Bloomberg | Andrew Torrance
- Kansas Colleges, Universities Struggle With DACA Repeal | (September 24, 2017) | U.S. News & World Report |
- After Kansas Database Hack, Millions Of Victims Not Directly Notified | (September 21, 2017) | KCUR - 89.3 | Mike Kautsch
- NAFTA: No A’s For Trump’s Administration BloombergQuintOpinion | (September 19, 2017) | Bloomberg Quint | Raj Bhala
- KU offers free legal aid for DACA recipients | (September 19, 2017) | WIBW - 13 | Melanie DeRousse
- KU Expands DACA Assistance After Flood Of Volunteers | (September 18, 2017) | KMUW - Wichita | Melanie DeRousse
- Law professor planning to leave University to serve as U.S. Attorney for Kansas | (September 17, 2017) | University Daily Kansan | Steve McAllister
- Editorial: We’re grateful to Washburn, KU for helping with DACA renewals | (September 16, 2017) | Topeka Capital-Journal |
- Middle East trade conflict drags on; it could create problems for American business, says KU expert | (September 16, 2017) | WIBW News | Raj Bhala
- KU Offers Free Legal Help for DACA Renewals | (September 15, 2017) | Kansas Public Radio | Melanie DeRousse
- As ‘Dreamer’ Deadline Looms, Law Schools’ Immigration Clinics Scramble to Help | (September 14, 2017) | Law.com | Melanie DeRousse
- Washburn, KU law clinics offer DACA renewal assistance before deadline | (September 13, 2017) | Topeka Capital-Journal | Melanie DeRousse
- University of Kansas Law Professor Nominated For Federal Position | (September 9, 2017) | WIBW News | Steve McAllister
- KU law professor nominated to top US prosecution job in Kansas | (September 8, 2017) | KSNT News | Steve McAllister
- Trump nominates KU law professor Stephen McAllister for U.S. Attorney for Kansas | (September 8, 2017) | Topeka Capital-Journal | Steve McAllister
- Trump picks state solicitor general, KU law professor for U.S. attorney for Kansas | (September 8, 2017) | Kansas City Star | Steve McAllister
- Trump appoints former KU dean as U.S. attorney | (September 8, 2017) | Wichita Eagle | Steve McAllister
- Trump nominates KU law professor for U.S. attorney in Kansas | (September 8, 2017) | Lawrence Journal-World | Steve McAllister
- Posner says friction on 7th Circuit bench led to his retirement | (September 6, 2017) | Chicago Daily Law Bulletin | Corey Rayburn Yung
- An American Perspective on NAFTA’s Past, Present, and Future | (August 31, 2017) | Conference Board of Canada | Raj Bhala
- President Trump uses ‘explicit power’ in pardon of Arpaio, KU professor says | (August 29, 2017) | WIBW News | Rick Levy
- Trump's Promise to Leave NAFTA Looks Like Another Empty Threat | (August 25, 2017) | VICE News | Raj Bhala
- Jackson County paying $80,000 for Jacob Ewing prosecution | (August 13, 2017) | Topeka Capital-Journal | Suzanne Valdez
- India At 70: Unwinding Partition With GATT | (August 13, 2017) | Bloomberg Quint | Raj Bhala
- This System Catches Vote Fraud and the Wrath of Critics | (August 12, 2017) | NBC News | Mark Johnson
- Interview: KU expert talks Middle East WTO dispute | (August 10, 2017) | WIBW News | Raj Bhala
- KU Law professor sees 17th amendment repeal proposal as ‘very difficult’ | (August 3, 2017) | WIBW News | Lou Mulligan
- Which middle school is better? Sedgwick County judge could decide | (July 28, 2017) | Wichita Eagle | Melanie DeRousse
- Justices appear skeptical of Kansas school finance plan | (July 18, 2017) | Lawrence Journal-World | Steve McAllister
- School finance plaintiffs ask court to strike ‘misleading, unsupported statements’ from state’s brief | (July 13, 2017) | Lawrence Journal-World | Steve McAllister
- Initial briefs focus on base aid, politics, says KU professor | (July 3, 2017) | WIBW News | Lou Mulligan
- Death-penalty symposium: A court increasingly uncomfortable with the death penalty | (June 29, 2017) | SCOTUSblog | Steve McAllister
- House Republicans demand Ginsburg’s recusal from Trump travel ban case | (June 28, 2017) | The Washington Times | Lou Mulligan
- Modi’s U.S. Visit Was Underwhelming. Here’s How It Could Be Different. | (June 28, 2017) | Bloomberg Quint | Raj Bhala
- Richard Jones spent 17 years in prison because he looked remarkably like an actual criminal | (June 24, 2017) | Inquisitr | Alice Craig
- Innocent man serves 17 years for robbery in case of mistaken identity | (June 23, 2017) | Boston Herald |
- Should Florida Change How It Picks Supreme Court Justices? | (June 23, 2017) | Daily Business Review | Stephen Ware
- Innocent Man Serves 17 Years for Robbery In Case of Mistaken Identity | (June 22, 2017) | People |
- Islam vs terror: Islamic law expert on understanding sharia in the modern world | (June 21, 2017) | New Zealand Listener | Raj Bhala
- Editorial: Noble work | (June 15, 2017) | Lawrence Journal-World | Alice Craig
- In Case of Strong Resemblance, Law Clinic Wins Freedom for Man After 17 Years | (June 14, 2017) | Law.com | Beth Cateforis
- What America Can Learn From India About Iran | (June 14, 2017) | Bloomberg Quint | Raj Bhala
- An innocent man served 17 years. His ‘crime’? He looked almost exactly like the real suspect. | (June 13, 2017) | Washington Post | Alice Craig
- Questions mount on list of charity donors at center of Greitens ethics fine | (June 13, 2017) | Kansas City Star | Bruce Hopkins
- Kansas Inmate Freed After Doppelganger Found 17 Years Later | (June 12, 2017) | NBC News | Alice Craig
- Man freed after 17 years in prison when doppelganger found | (June 12, 2017) | Good Morning America, ABC News |
- Man imprisoned for 17 years now freed after lookalike mix-up: 'I made it through' | (June 12, 2017) | Nightline, ABC News | Beth Cateforis
- Doppelgänger's photo sets man free from prison | (June 12, 2017) | CNN |
- KU Innocence Project helps free man from prison after wrongful robbery conviction | (June 9, 2017) | Lawrence Journal-World | Alice Craig
- After finding his doppelganger, Kansas City man is freed from prison | (June 9, 2017) | Kansas City Star | Alice Craig
- Missouri Man Freed After 17 Years in Prison for Robbery | (June 9, 2017) | New York Times | Alice Craig
- Man freed after 17 years in prison for robbery | (June 9, 2017) | Washington Post | Alice Craig
- ‘Everybody has a doppelganger’: KC man freed after 17 years in prison for robbery | (June 9, 2017) | Topeka Capital-Journal | Alice Craig
- After finding his doppelganger, Kansas City man is freed from prison | (June 9, 2017) | Wichita Eagle | Alice Craig
- Judge Frees KC Man Who Served 16 Years In Prison For Purse Snatching After Finding Him Innocent | (June 8, 2017) | KCUR |
- KC man jailed 17 years for purse snatching released after judge overturns conviction | (June 8, 2017) | Kansas City Star | Alice Craig
- Islam-friendly finance and shari'a law | (June 7, 2017) | Radio New Zealand | Raj Bhala
- A Dialogue on the Future of TPP – and what now for NZ? | (May 31, 2017) | University of Auckland | Raj Bhala
- Drawing of political districts divides by party, not race, says KU professor | (May 26, 2017) | WIBW News | Lou Mulligan
- A Quiz On International Trade And National Security | (May 22, 2017) | Bloomberg Quint | Raj Bhala
- ‘Kris Kobach Came After Me for an Honest Mistake’ | (May 21, 2017) | Politico | Marc Johnson
- Kansas Secretary Of State Kobach To Help Lead Presidential Commission On Voter Fraud | (May 16, 2017) | KCUR | Mark Johnson
- KC Council facing fast-track decision on Burns & McDonnell airport proposal | (May 16, 2017) | Kansas City Star | Quinton Lucas
- Episode 1: Whose Kansas Is It Anyway? | (May 9, 2017) | WNYC | Raj Bhala
- Native American Sovereignty: Should Indians have more control over their land? | (May 5, 2017) | CQ Researcher | Elizabeth Kronk Warner
- Trump Trade Policy Creates Opportunities for India | (April 13, 2017) | Bloomberg Quint | Raj Bhala
- Law Prof Part of Effort to Improve International Arbitration Cases | (April 7, 2017) | Kansas Ag Connection | Christopher Drahozal
- Day in the Life: Bruce Hopkins gets third law degree at age 72 | (April 5, 2017) | University Daily Kansan | Bruce Hopkins
- KU media law expert will join Kansas Newspaper Hall of Fame | (March 31, 2017) | Lawrence Journal World | Mike Kautsch
- Judge Gorsuch grilled on possible conflicts of interest | (March 26, 2017) | Washington Times | Lumen Mulligan
- International Trade And Kansas City | (March 21, 2017) | KCUR Central Standard | Raj Bhala
- Is Trump Raj Trade Policy Narcissistic Populism? | (March 17, 2017) | Bloomberg Quint | Raj Bhala
- KU law professor receives third law degree from KU | (March 16, 2017) | WOW! 6 News | Bruce Hopkins
- KU law professor receives third law degree from KU | (March 16, 2017) | WOW! 6 News | Bruce Hopkins
- Kansas Supreme Court weighs abortion rights, state constitution | (March 16, 2017) | Lawrence Journal World | Stephen R. Mcallister
- University alumna's run-in with the law brought her to run her own animal law practice | (March 13, 2017) | University Daily Kansan | William Westerbeke
- Church cops? Congregation eyes its own unusual police force | (March 10, 2017) | Associated Press |
- Students hope to build activism through up and coming ACLU chapter | (March 3, 2017) | The University Daily Kansan | Amii Castle
- Trump administration says US may defy WTO rulings: What does that mean? | (March 2, 2017) | The Christian Science Monitor | Raj Bhala
- KU Law Professor Says Court Is Giving Legislature One Last Chance To Fix School Funding Adequacy | (March 2, 2017) | WIBW News | Lumen Mulligan
- Advocates of Local Control and Minimum Wage Score a Legal Victory in Missouri | (March 1, 2017) | Governing the States and Localities | Quinton Lucas
- University of Kansas Law Professor Doesn’t See State Rights As Clear Partisan Issue | (February 27, 2017) | WIBW News | Lumen Mulligan
- KU Legal Aid expungement clinic offers a ‘fresh start’ to people with criminal records in county | (February 23, 2017) | Lawrence Journal World | Meredith Schnug
- Kansas Secretary Of State: Only Obstacle Voter ID Causes May Be ‘Exerting Calories’ | (February 23, 2017) | The Huffington Post | Richard Levy
- Reporting Rape | (February 22, 2017) | KCUR | Corey Rayburn Yung
- Defining ‘America First’ In The Trump Raj | (February 20, 2017) | Bloomberg Quint | Raj Bhala
- Kansas lawmakers sending asset forfeiture bills for study | (February 15, 2017) | The Wichita Eagle | Richard Levy
- KU law students starting income tax assistance program | (February 10, 2017) | KUJH-TV | Stephen Mazza
- Wrongful conviction measure: Resident who did time in prison supports bill requiring recordings | (February 7, 2017) | The Hutchinson News | Alice Craig
- KU law professor strips away politics to explain executive order | (February 2, 2017) | The Ottawa Herald | Lua Kamal Yuille
- University of Kansas Law Professor Familiar With SCOTUS Pick Explains What Makes Him Special | (February 1, 2017) | WIBW News | Lumen Mulligan
- University of Kansas law professor talks Neil Gorsuch, Trump's selection for Supreme Court | (January 31, 2017) | KCTV 5 News | Steve McAllister
- KU professor brings debate over Trump's policies to classroom | (January 31, 2017) | KCTV 5 News | Quinton Lucas
- Prof. Barack Obama Needs a New Job, So We Sent Around His Academic Résumé | (January 20, 2017) | The Chronicle of Higher Education | Stephen R. Mcallister
- The Trump Raj Begins… But How Will It Endure? | (January 20, 2017) | Bloomberg Quint | Raj Bhala
- Advocacy group for victims of priest sex abuse is sued over alleged kickbacks | (January 19, 2017) | The Kansas City Star | Richard Levy
- Remembering opportunity in an equal opportunity society | (January 15, 2017) | The Kansas City Star | Quinton Lucas
- Outlining Steps to Achieve Global, Sustainable Agriculture | (December 19, 2016) | Kansas City InfoZine | John Head
- Ex-steelworkers in KC watching what comes of Trump’s pledge to bring jobs back | (December 15, 2016) | Kansas City Star | Raj Bhala
- KU law professor outlines Trump’s potential conflicts of interest | (December 13, 2016) | WIBW News | Lumen Mulligan
- Russia, China, and Japan Fill the Trump Trade Gap | (December 1, 2016) | Bloomberg Businessweek | Raj Bhala
- University of Kansas law professor outlines perils of self-defense at trial | (November 29, 2016) | WIBW News | Lumen Mulligan
- Who Owns Tradition? Reconceptualizing the Protection of Indigenous and Traditional Knowledge | (November 29, 2016) | Nation Talk | Elizabeth Kronk Warner
- First Amendment scholars question KU’s immediate discipline of cheerleaders connected to ‘Kkk go trump’ social media post | (November 28, 2016) | Lawrence Journal World | Mark Johnson
- What Trump's vow to quit TPP trade deal means for human rights | (November 22, 2016) | The Christian Science Monitor | Raj Bhala
- TPP: What now? | (November 21, 2016) | fDi Intelligence | Raj Bhala
- Will India Be ‘Great Again’ Too With President Trump? | (November 9, 2016) | Bloomberg Quint | Raj Bhala
- Book Helps Students, Lawyers in 'Alternative Dispute Resolution' | (November 9, 2016) | Kansas Ag Connection | Stephen Ware
- Catholic parish's bulletin says Democratic voters are doomed to hell, Clinton is satanic | (November 9, 2016) | The San Diego Union Tribute | Bruce Hopkins
- Does India Matter To The U.S. Presidential Candidates? | (November 7, 2016) | Bloomberg Quint | Raj Bhala
- National free speech group says KU is among schools with codes that ‘violate’ the First Amendment; University Senate free speech committee continues meeting | (November 7, 2016) | Lawrence Journal World | Richard Levy
- Campaign anti-trade rhetoric won’t lead to quick changes after elections, experts say | (November 3, 2016) | The Kansas City Star | Raj Bhala
- Death penalty cases a factor behind efforts to oust justices | (October 31, 2016) | The Wichita Eagle | Lumen Mulligan
- Trump, Clinton Can Take Lessons From State Tax Changes | (October 31, 2016) | Bloomberg BNA | Martin B. Dickinson
- Trump, Clinton Exploit ‘Worst Fears’ About Free Trade to Win Votes - Official | (October 28, 2016) | Sputnik News | Raj Bhala
- For Native American women with breast cancer, finding quality medical services a difficult task | (October 26, 2016) | The University Daily Kansan | Sarah Deer
- Kansans split over judge retention vote | (October 24, 2016) | WOW! 6 News | Stephen Ware
- Law Expert says Kansas Same Sex Marriage Ban Will Fail in Court | (October 24, 2016) | Kansas Public Radio | Richard Levy
- Kansas cites slavery-era ruling in abortion case, then backpedals | (October 20, 2016) | Lawrence Journal World | Richard Levy
- By boycotting Iran over hijab, the U.S. chess player wastes a valuable opportunity | (October 19, 2016) | Dallas News | Raj Bhala
- Chinese-backed charity may be violating U.S. law, tax specialists say | (October 14, 2016) | Reuters | Bruce R. Hopkins
- Lawyers Ready to Move Forward With Cases Against Saudi Arabia Over 9/11 | (October 2, 2016) | Legal Insurrection | Raj Bhala
- Override of Veto on 9-11 Suits is a Significant Change, Says KU Professor | (September 30, 2016) | WIBW News | Raj Bhala
- Claims of Saudi Role in 9/11 Appear Headed for Manhattan Court | (September 29, 2016) | New York Times | Raj Bhala
- Clinton vs. Trump: What's at Stake Tonight for NBC, Fox, ABC, CBS and the Debates Themselves | (September 26, 2016) | The Street | Mark Johnson
- Topeka West inducts four into 2016 Graduate Hall of Fame | (September 26, 2016) | Topeka Capital-Journal | Alice Craig
- College accreditors look closer at grad rates | (September 21, 2016) | Politico | Richard Levy
- Panelists at discussion on sexual violence condemn harmful media messages on rape | (September 21, 2016) | Lawrence Journal-World | Corey Rayburn Yung
- As court prepares to hear school funding case, voters may hold most of the cards | (September 18, 2016) | Lawrence Journal-World | Richard Levy
- Kobach defends voting laws during Dole Institute forum | (September 14, 2016) | WOW! 6 News | Mark Johnson
- Kobach, law prof square off on voting issues | (September 13, 2016) | Hutchinson News | Mark Johnson
- At Dole Institute forum, Kobach, attorney disagree on motivation, effects of voting laws | (September 13, 2016) | Lawrence Journal-World | Mark Johnson, Steve McAllister
- Kobach, Johnson exchange blows in voter law debate | (September 13, 2016) | Topeka Capital-Journal | Mark Johnson
- When Detectives Dismiss Rape Reports Before Investigating Them | (September 8, 2016) | Buzzfeed News | Corey Rayburn Yung
- Retrial in fire death for 'Chicago' Robinson to start in February | (September 8, 2016) | Topeka Capital-Journal | Elizabeth Cateforis, Alice Craig, Jean Phillips
- Shawnee County judge overturns man's conviction of murder citing previous trial was unfair | (September 5, 2016) | Topeka Capital-Journal | Alice Craig, Jean Phillips, Elizabeth Cateforis
- The Court after Scalia: Staying the course but losing eloquence | (September 1, 2016) | SCOTUS Blog | Stephen McAllister
- Kansas Supreme Court asked to order grand jury on Kobach | (August 30, 2016) | Topeka Capital-Journal | Mark Johnson
- Will new member of Supreme Court Nominating Commission tip balance in Brownback’s favor? | (August 28, 2016) | Lawrence Journal-World | Steve Ware
- Partnership between KU School of Law and LMH will bring free legal aid, experience | (August 26, 2016) | University Daily Kansan | Lumen Mulligan
- Partnership between KU, LMH to provide free legal counsel to patients in need | (August 17, 2016) | Lawrence Journal-World | Lumen Mulligan
- Kansas Case Seen as Landmark of Attorney-Client Privacy | (August 16, 2016) | ABC News | Suzanne Valdez
- How Police Still Fail Rape Victims | (August 16, 2016) | Rolling Stone | Corey Rayburn Yung
- Grand jury to investigate online voter registration | (August 5, 2016) | WOW! 6 News | Mark Johnson
- Child Porn Gets Longer Sentences than Rape, Molestation | (July 27, 2016) | Bloomberg BNA | Corey Rayburn Yung
- Kansas Court Upholds Death Sentence in Sheriff Shooting | (July 22, 2016) | WIBW News | Lumen Mulligan
- Should Iowa Ditch Judicial Retention Elections? | (July 14, 2016) | Iowa Public Radio | Steve Ware
- State officials adopt rule allowing thousands to vote in federal races without proving citizenship | (July 12, 2016) | Topeka Capital-Journal | Mark Johnson
- Obama court nominee might be best Republicans can get, Kansas solicitor general says | (July 8, 2016) | The Wichita Eagle | Steve McAllister
- What Next? Bhala explores Brexit and its impact across the globe | (June 29, 2016) | KCUR | Raj Bhala
- KU Law Professor Explains SCOTUS Ruling on Texas Abortion Statute | (June 27, 2016) | WIBW News | Lumen Mulligan
- Texas abortion decision could have Kansas implications | (June 27, 2016) | WOW! 6 News | Richard Levy
- KU international trade law expert reacts to Brexit, says U.S. should prioritize trade agreement with Britain | (June 24, 2016) | Lawrence Journal-World | Raj Bhala
- Separation of Powers Still Vital, Says KU Law Professor | (June 13, 2016) | WIBW News | Lumen Mulligan
- 256-acre gift a bit wait-and-see | (June 5, 2016) | Arkansas Online | Bruce Hopkins
- Obscure 2005 law emerges as possible tactic in Kansas schools fight | (June 3, 2016) | Kansas City Star | Richard Levy
- Lobbyists, Legal Experts Weigh-In on School Funding Debate | (June 3, 2016) | Kansas Public Radio | Lumen Mulligan
- Constitutional Crisis Possible, According to KU Law Professor | (June 2, 2016) | WIBW News | Lumen Mulligan
- School Finance Suits: More Than Just a Legal Roll of Dice? | (May 31, 2016) | Education Week | Richard Levy
- University of Kansas Law Professor Explains U.S. Supreme Court Decision | (May 16, 2016) | WIBW News | Lumen Mulligan
- Kan. withdraws from refugee resettlement program but still willing to help | (May 9, 2016) | Hays Post | Lua Kamal Yuille
- Exploring How Cities Can Switch To A Low-Carbon Energy Grid | (April 28, 2016) | CleanTechnica | Uma Outka
- UO Today with Maxine Burkett and Elizabeth Kronk Warner | (April 28, 2016) | University of Oregon | Elizabeth Kronk Warner
- Obama Unlikely to Sell TTIP to Germans Amid Fears Over Food Safety | (April 26, 2016) | Sputnik News | Raj Bhala
- Innocent man imprisoned for 16 years learns ‘what forgiveness is’ | (March 12, 2016) | The Wichita Eagle | Alice Craig
- KU law students bring home championship in Moot Court competition | (March 10, 2016) | University Daily Kansan | Elizabeth Kronk Warner
- Week puts focus on openness | (March 8, 2016) | Garden City Telegram | Mike Kautsch
- Judge would be first Indian-American named to Supreme Court | (March 3, 2016) | Fox 2 Now - St. Louis | Steve McAllister
- Kansas Supreme Court decision could affect drunk driving cases | (March 2, 2016) | WOW! 6 News | Mike Kautsch
- Kansas legislature attempts to redefine public record | (February 23, 2016) | WOW! 6 News | Mike Kautsch
- Your Turn: Independent judiciary serves all | (February 17, 2016) | Lawrence Journal-World | Lumen Mulligan
- Native American judge considered for Supreme Court nomination | (February 17, 2016) | WOW! 6 News | Elizabeth Kronk Warner
- Kansas Senate bill restricts access to body camera footage | (February 16, 2016) | WOW! 6 News | Mike Kautsch
- Potential Supreme Court nominee remembered well in native Lawrence | (February 15, 2016) | KMBC TV | Betsy Six, Steve McAllister
- KU law professor remembers time at Supreme Court | (February 15, 2016) | KMBC TV | Steve McAllister
- A Kansas man who spent nearly 16 years in prison for a killing his brother later admitted to testified for a measure that would require law enforcement to record some interrogations | (February 12, 2016) | Daily Journal | Alice Craig
- Kansas House bill influenced by Floyd Bledsoe case to require videotaped interrogations | (February 3, 2016) | Topeka Capital-Journal | Alice Craig
- ‘Truth is stranger than fiction’ for LSHS grad | (February 3, 2016) | Lee's Summit Journal | Paul E. Wilson Project for Innocence
- A Case for Innocence: Students, non-profits work to protect rights of accused | (February 3, 2016) | WIBW - Topeka | Jean Phillips, Alice Craig, Beth Cateforis
- Kansas House to debate measure to change selection of Supreme Court justices | (February 2, 2016) | Wichita Eagle | Steven Ware
- Civil rights panel weighing testimony on Kansas voting laws | (January 29, 2016) | Lawrence Journal-World | Elizabeth Kronk Warner
- KU Law Professor Testifies to Senate Committee | (January 29, 2016) | WIBW News Now | Lumen Mulligan
- Hundreds May Get New Sentence After SCOTUS Decision | (January 28, 2016) | Bloomberg BNA | Steve McAllister
- F.B.I Allowed for More Victimization by Permitting a Child Pornography Website | (January 27, 2016) | New York Times | Corey Rayburn Yung
- A Real Dialogue for a Change | (January 25, 2016) | The Weekly Standard | Corey Rayburn Yung
- Gov. Kathleen Sebelius appointee penned anti-abortion Court of Appeals ruling | (January 25, 2016) | Topeka Capital-Journal | Richard Levy
- KU law professor calls arguing before High Court memorable, impactful | (January 21, 2016) | WIBW - Topeka | Stephen McAllister
- Supreme Court Eases Burden for Prosecutors in Death Penalty Cases | (January 20, 2016) | The Wall Street Journal | Stephen McAllister
- After 149 years, Kansas lawmakers still grappling with 14th Amendment | (January 17, 2016) | Shawnee Dispatch | Richard Levy
- Law Professors Against Title IX: Faculty Worried About Due Process on Campus | (January 14, 2016) | Reason.com |
- Four Shots in Oskie: How Tom Bledsoe (almost) got away with murder, Part 3: The trial of Floyd Bledsoe | (January 11, 2016) | Topeka Capital-Journal |
- Four Shots in Oskie: How Tom Bledsoe (almost) got away with murder, Part 2: The search for Camille Arfmann | (January 10, 2016) | Topeka Capital-Journal |
- Four Shots in Oskie: How Tom Bledsoe (almost) got away with murder, Part 1: The confessions of Tom Bledsoe | (January 9, 2016) | Topeka Capital-Journal |
- Obama takes aim at 'no background check, no questions' | (January 8, 2016) | The Ottawa Herald | Richard Levy
- New plaintiff seeks to join suit challenging proof of citizenship law | (December 30, 2015) | Lawrence Journal-World | Mark Johnson
- ‘Who are you going to tell?’ — Floyd Bledsoe, wrongfully convicted of murder, discusses pain of prison, journey to forgiveness | (December 30, 2015) | Lawrence Journal-World | Alice Craig
- Kansas Supreme Court strikes down judicial selection law, putting funding for courts in jeopardy | (December 23, 2015) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- Editorial: Seeking justice | (December 16, 2015) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- Editorial: Kansas lawmakers must develop system to financially compensate exonerees | (December 14, 2015) | The Topeka Capital-Journal |
- “I’m just grateful:” Wrongly imprisoned for 16 years, brother’s suicide notes have set him free | (December 13, 2015) | Fox 6 News |
- Kansas has no law on payouts for wrongly incarcerated prisoners | (December 13, 2015) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- Web of lies, indifference to justice led to wrong Kansas brother being imprisoned for more than 15 years | (December 13, 2015) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- Freed Kansas inmate faces challenge getting compensated | (December 12, 2015) | KMBC-TV Kansas City |
- Suicide confession note frees Floyd Bledsoe after 15 years in jail | (December 10, 2015) | BBC World Service |
- Kansas Supreme Court hears judicial selection appeal | (December 10, 2015) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- Abortion case tests limits of Kansas Constitution | (December 9, 2015) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- Is it legal? How could it work? Legal experts say Trump would need to use 'most reviled' decision in Supreme Court history | (December 8, 2015) | Daily Mail |
- Judge throws out 2000 murder conviction, frees Oskaloosa man after 15 years in prison | (December 8, 2015) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- ‘I had sex with her, and killed her,’ Suicide notes that helped Floyd Bledsoe become a free man | (December 8, 2015) | KSNT - Topeka |
- Judge overturns Kansas man's conviction in sister-in-law's 1999 killing | (December 8, 2015) | Fox News |
- Judge overturns Bledsoe's murder conviction, released after 16 years behind bars | (December 8, 2015) | WIBW - Topeka |
- Floyd Bledsoe released after his 2000 Jefferson County murder conviction is overturned | (December 8, 2015) | The Topeka Capital-Journal |
- Man is freed after 15 years in prison for murdering his wife's sister | (December 8, 2015) | Daily Mail |
- Judge Throws Out Kansas Man's Murder Conviction | (December 8, 2015) | New York Times |
- Kansas man freed after brother implicated in 1999 killing | (December 8, 2015) | Washington Post |
- Judge Throws out Kansas Man's Murder Conviction | (December 8, 2015) | ABC News |
- Kansas man who maintained his innocence in murder case released from prison | (December 8, 2015) | FOX 4 Kansas City |
- Kobach, public await actions by two courts on proof of citizenship law | (November 27, 2015) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- Some KU students study Shari'a law | (November 17, 2015) | KMBC-TV Kansas City |
- Professor says key to stopping ISIS may be to cut off money | (November 17, 2015) | KMBC-TV Kansas City |
- Kansas court's approval of death sentence not seen as shift | (November 15, 2015) | The Associated Press | Elizabeth Cateforis
- An introduction to Lawrence governance | (October 27, 2015) | Channel 6 Lawrence | Lumen Mulligan
- Attorneys claim new DNA testing uncovers truth behind 1999 Oskaloosa murder | (October 25, 2015) | The Topeka Capital-Journal |
- Former AG Phill Kline's law license a matter of constitutional debate | (October 24, 2015) | The Topeka Capital-Journal |
- Free Trade Deals Could Marginalize WTO as Negotiating Forum | (October 24, 2015) | Sputnik International |
- KU professor at sexual assault symposium: ‘The hurdles of Title IX litigation are ridiculously high’ | (October 23, 2015) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- KU Project for Innocence, Midwest Innocence Project seeks to free convicted murderer with DNA evidence | (October 21, 2015) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- Paul E. Wilson Project for Innocence at KU files motion in 15 year old murder case | (October 21, 2015) | Channel 6 Lawrence |
- LU law professor sues Kansas Supreme Court justices | (October 20, 2015) | The News and Advance - Lynchburg, Va. |
- DNA evidence key to lawyers' motion to overturn 1999 Jefferson County murder case | (October 20, 2015) | The Topeka Capital-Journal |
- Trading Post | (October 15, 2015) | KCUR Central Standard |
- SEC judges in question after court rulings | (October 14, 2015) | The Bottom Line |
- KDHE Issues Birth Certificates to Same-Sex Kansas Couples | (October 8, 2015) | Kansas Public Radio |
- Kobach defends Kansas voting laws at KU symposium | (October 8, 2015) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- Sue the Bank? You May Get Your Shot | (October 7, 2015) | Wall Street Journal |
- U.S. Supreme Court justices appalled by details of Kansas murder cases | (October 7, 2015) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- TPP Should Alarm Gulf States as US Turns to Pacific Rim | (October 6, 2015) | Sputnik International |
- Kansas A.G. Derek Schmidt: 'State has a very strong argument' in Carr brothers case | (October 5, 2015) | The Topeka Capital-Journal |
- Carr cases to be heard by a U.S. Supreme Court increasingly skeptical of the death penalty | (October 4, 2015) | The Topeka Capital-Journal |
- US Agricultural ‘Mercantilism’ Could Hinder TPP Talks - Former UN Delegate | (October 2, 2015) | Sputnik International |
- KU Prof and Kobach Wrangle over Voter ID Law | (September 18, 2015) | HPPR - High Plains Public Radio |
- Fight Over Kansas Court Funding Attracts National Attention - KMUW | (September 14, 2015) | KMUW |
- Fight Over Kansas Court Funding Attracts National Attention - KPR | (September 14, 2015) | Kansas Public Radio |
- Kris Kobach’s dual voter registration system in Kansas is illegal and should be dumped, ACLU says | (September 12, 2015) | Kansas City Star |
- Secretary of State Kris Kobach talks voter ID laws at the University of Kansas | (September 10, 2015) | Channel 6 Lawrence |
- Detainee transfers from Guantanamo to Leavenworth unlikely to result in new legal rights | (September 3, 2015) | The Topeka Capital-Journal |
- KU Today: Biology and law collide in award winner’s work | (August 23, 2015) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- Under court supervision, top Minnesota officials begin task of reworking sex offender program | (August 9, 2015) | U.S. News & World Report |
- Top Minnesota Officials Sort Out Sex Offender Program's Fate | (August 9, 2015) | New York Times |
- State committee looks to update Kansas Open Records Act for digital age | (August 8, 2015) | The Wichita Eagle |
- Nursing homes' use of binding arbitration comes under fire | (August 8, 2015) | Modern Healthcare |
- Bankruptcy Automatic Stay: How It Works, Tips & More | (July 30, 2015) | Card Hub |
- Voter ID laws focus of Kansas civil rights committee | (July 29, 2015) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- Claim That TPP Promotes Free Trade 'is a Myth' - Former UN Delegate | (July 28, 2015) | Sputnik International |
- Victim: Leavenworth judge letting repeat offenders off easy | (July 24, 2015) | KSHB 41 News |
- Students Accused Of Sexual Assault Say Schools Don't Interview Their Witnesses | (July 23, 2015) | The Huffington Post |
- KU Innocence Project claims win in appeal case of woman convicted in high-profile Topeka murder | (July 22, 2015) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- University of Kansas law student helps overturn murder conviction | (July 20, 2015) | KSHB 41 News |
- An end to mandatory arbitration agreements in nursing homes? | (July 17, 2015) | Modern Healthcare |
- Indian Tribes and Environmental Concerns | (July 15, 2015) | KKFI Community Radio |
- Gov. Sam Brownback issues executive order on religious liberty after same-sex marriage ruling | (July 7, 2015) | The Wichita Eagle |
- WikiLeaks Reveals US Self-Serving ‘Trade in Services’ Agenda | (July 2, 2015) | Sputnik International |
- US Pharmaceutical Lobby Ensures TPP Patent Rules Restrict Free Trade | (June 30, 2015) | Sputnik |
- Supreme Court declines to hear Kobach appeal on proof of citizenship | (June 29, 2015) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- Two-spirit couple wed ‘white man way’ in Lawrence | (June 27, 2015) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- KC-area lawyers weigh in on biz effects of same-sex ruling | (June 26, 2015) | Kansas City Business Journal |
- Three scenarios for gay marriage in Kansas, depending on Supreme Court ruling | (June 24, 2015) | The Wichita Eagle |
- Supreme Court Ruling on Obamacare Will Impact Kansas | (June 23, 2015) | WIBW News |
- KU researchers say indigenous knowledge can be the key to combating climate change | (June 23, 2015) | 6 News Lawrence | Elizabeth Kronk Warner
- After Losing Custody Of Her Son, Medical Marijuana Advocate Could Lose Her Freedom | (June 18, 2015) | Forbes |
- Mom who used pot, had son taken away makes first court appearance | (June 16, 2015) | The Wichita Eagle |
- Columbia Students Say University Made Missteps In Multiple Sexual Assault Cases | (June 15, 2015) | The Huffington Post |
- The Kingdom and International Trade Developments | (June 15, 2015) | Council of Saudi Chambers |
- KU School of Law Students Aid Human Trafficking Victims | (June 10, 2015) | Law Street |
- Courts Budget Intensifies Kansas Dispute Over Powers | (June 6, 2015) | New York Times |
- KU law class on human trafficking helps real-world victims | (May 31, 2015) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- Smashing the Glass Ceiling: Women in the Law | (May 28, 2015) | The Huffington Post |
- Kansas Lawmakers’ Budget Links Court Funding to Judicial Decision | (May 19, 2015) | Wall Street Journal |
- Expert says unfounded rape cases can lead to attackers going free | (May 18, 2015) | WRCBtv.com |
- More than 250 sexual assault kits never sent to crime lab | (May 18, 2015) | WRCBtv.com |
- Washburn inquiry into Phi Delta Theta fraternity raises free speech questions | (April 17, 2015) | Topeka Capital-Journal |
- In the case of John Booker Jr., entrapment is an unlikely defense | (April 14, 2015) | Topeka Capital-Journal |
- Penn Law alum and ITC Commissioner gives keynote at PIPG symposium on design patents | (March 23, 2015) | University of Pennsylvania Law School |
- Kansas Schools Fight Plays Out Against Backdrop of Debate on Judiciary | (March 22, 2015) | New York Times |
- Family Christian Stores Ditches Bankruptcy Plan After Creditors' Objections over ‘Issue of Transparency’ | (March 20, 2015) | The Gospel Herald |
- Recent Kansas school finance actions raise several constitutional questions | (March 18, 2015) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- Family Christian Stores drops bankruptcy plan | (March 18, 2015) | World | Stephen Ware
- New Appointment Holds Clues to Brownback Supreme Court Plan | (March 16, 2015) | KCUR |
- Scholars’ Circle-Trans-Pacific-Trade-Partnership-Status | (March 15, 2015) | The Scholars' Circle | Raj Bhala
- Female criminals get lighter sentences — or heavier ones | (February 22, 2015) | The Boston Globe |
- Documentary The Hunting Ground exposes campus sexual assaults | (February 15, 2015) | Brisbane Times |
- University Assault Audits Don't Tell the Full Story | (February 13, 2015) | Pacific Standard |
- Exec Order 15-01 & Lyric Opera | (February 11, 2015) | Kansas Public Radio |
- Sweeping Campus Rape Reports Under the Rug | (February 10, 2015) | Ms. Magazine blog |
- Study: University sexual assault reports differ greatly when under investigation | (February 10, 2015) | Houston Chronicle |
- Study Shows Colleges Continue to Underreport Sexual Assault | (February 10, 2015) | Campus Safety |
- US supreme court won't stop Alabama's first same-sex marriages | (February 9, 2015) | The Guardian |
- CBC investigates sex assault reports at Canadian universities | (February 9, 2015) | Kawartha Now |
- An Error in Wisconsin | (February 9, 2015) | Chronicle of Higher Education |
- Confusion About College Sexual Assault | (February 7, 2015) | New York Times |
- USC law school hosts symposium on corporate responsibility | (February 6, 2015) | Washington Times |
- Study: Colleges Go Back To Under-Reporting Sexual Assaults After The Feds Leave | (February 6, 2015) | iSchool Guide |
- Colleges undercounting sexual assault, study finds | (February 5, 2015) | MSNBC.com |
- Colleges Are Downplaying Sexual Assault Numbers, New Report Finds | (February 5, 2015) | Jezebel |
- Confirmed: Colleges Are Deliberately Downplaying Sexual Assaults | (February 4, 2015) | Think Progress |
- Surprise! Research shows numerous universities underreport sexual assault | (February 3, 2015) | Salon |
- Study Shows When The Feds Leave, Colleges Go Back To Underreporting Sex Assaults | (February 3, 2015) | The Huffington Post |
- Colleges Underreport Sexual Assaults, Even After They’re Fined, Study Concludes | (February 3, 2015) | The Chronicle of Higher Education |
- Universities undercount campus sexual assaults, study says | (February 3, 2015) | Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel |
- KU professor’s research suggests on-campus sex assault vastly underreported | (February 2, 2015) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- KU law professor’s study shows universities are underreporting sexual assaults on college campuses | (February 2, 2015) | 6 News Lawrence |
- Sexual Assault Under-Reported on U.S. College Campuses: Study | (February 2, 2015) | U.S. News & World Report |
- Sexual Assault Under-Reported on U.S. College Campuses: Study | (February 2, 2015) | Philly.com |
- Sexual assault survivor urges other women to come forward | (February 2, 2015) | KMBC TV-9 |
- Sexual assault under-reported in on U.S. college campuses: study | (February 2, 2015) | Medicine Net | Corey Rayburn Yung
- Kobach: Kansas justices score lower in quality comparison | (January 22, 2015) | The Topeka Capital-Journal |
- Kansas Government Fighting Same-Sex Marriage | (January 20, 2015) | KNSS 1330 AM |
- KU professor gives input on French newspaper attack | (January 7, 2015) | Wow! 6 News |
- KU professors discuss deadly terrorist attack at Paris newspaper | (January 7, 2015) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- KS Court Ruling Could Bolster Effort to Revamp School Funding | (January 5, 2015) | Kansas Public Radio |
- KS Court Ruling Could Bolster Effort to Revamp School Funding | (January 5, 2015) | KMUW 89.1 - Wichita Public Radio |
- Kansas court decision could spur changes in school funding | (January 5, 2015) | High Plains Public Radio |
- Kansas school finance ruling could pave way to overhaul formula | (January 1, 2015) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- Analysis: Some rape cases tough to prosecute | (December 28, 2014) | The Topeka Capital-Journal |
- Newspaper analysis highlights challenges of prosecuting alcohol-fueled acquaintance rape cases | (December 28, 2014) | The Daily Reporter |
- At Law School, Is Insensitivity Grounds for an Objection? | (December 19, 2014) | The Atlantic |
- CIA interrogation report released | (December 12, 2014) | The Wire | Raj Bhala
- KU professor: Torture report's release shows U.S. strength | (December 9, 2014) | KMBC News |
- Alternatives to grand juries can provide distance between DAs, police | (December 8, 2014) | Al Jazeera America |
- Disbarred Kansas City lawyer sentenced for money laundering | (December 3, 2014) | Kansas City Star |
- Overlooking Rape | (November 20, 2014) | The Marshall Project |
- Tribes can serve as laboratories in fight against climate change | (November 20, 2014) | Phys.org |
- Kansas Supreme Court mulls Johnson County marriage case | (November 17, 2014) | KMBC.com |
- Supreme Court lifts hold on Kansas gay marriage | (November 16, 2014) | High Plains Public Radio |
- New Orleans Police Disregard Sexual Assault Cases | (November 14, 2014) | The Huffington Post Live |
- High Court Lifts Hold on KS Gay Marriage | (November 13, 2014) | Kansas Public Radio |
- Investigators Discover Something Shocking About How New Orleans Police Treat Rape Victims | (November 13, 2014) | mic.com |
- How a vicious cycle of skepticism keeps cops from treating rape seriously | (November 13, 2014) | The Washington Post Wonkblog |
- Gay marriage now legal in Kansas | (November 12, 2014) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- Supreme Court puts hold on Tuesday expiration of Kansas gay marriage ban | (November 10, 2014) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- Retention of two Kansas Supreme Court justices followed pattern across the U.S. | (November 5, 2014) | The Wichita Eagle |
- Federal judge OKs Kansas same-sex marriage; stays order pending appeal | (November 4, 2014) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- Outside Money Surge Makes Kansas Senate Race Costliest In State History | (October 25, 2014) | The Huffington Post |
- For good or bad, privacy nowadays is elusive | (October 23, 2014) | The Wichita Eagle |
- Lawyers on both sides of Kansas gay marriage debate agree: Courts are closing in on bans | (October 21, 2014) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- Attorney’s lawsuit against Kansas seeks tax equality for married same-sex couples | (October 18, 2014) | The Kansas City Star |
- The Challenge of Defining Rape | (October 11, 2014) | The New York Times |
- Syngenta case shows US market is not impervious to foreign rules: legal expert | (October 10, 2014) | Feednavigator.com |
- ACLU, Kansas attorney general go to court over gay marriage | (October 10, 2014) | The Wichita Eagle |
- Same-sex marriage remains in limbo in Kansas | (October 9, 2014) | Kansas City Star |
- Johnson County green-lights gay marriage in Kansas; Douglas County to continue denying applicants | (October 8, 2014) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- In strip-club case, typically closed records were released, GOP tipped off | (October 7, 2014) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- Cargill suit highlights weight of foreign rules | (September 25, 2014) | The Western Producer |
- New partnership for KU program to help prisoners who otherwise might not receive legal representation | (September 25, 2014) | WOW! 6 News |
- How Many of the Hundreds of Thousands of Untested Rape Kits in the US Are in Your City? | (September 23, 2014) | The Huffington Post |
- Cargill case highlights foreign regulatory influence in U.S. : experts | (September 16, 2014) | Reuters |
- Gov. Brownback's Selection Of Stegall Stirs Debate Over Judge Selection Process | (September 16, 2014) | KCUR.org |
- Kansas Supreme Court hears Chad Taylor lawsuit Tuesday | (September 15, 2014) | The Wichita Eagle |
- The New Justice In Kansas: Judicial Selection And The Governor’s Race | (September 12, 2014) | KCUR.org |
- Sheriff: Investigation of Stewart crash complete | (September 12, 2014) | The Kansas City Star |
- KS High Court Considers Offender Registry Case | (September 12, 2014) | Kansas Public Radio |
- Even without intent, Tony Stewart could still face criminal charge | (August 12, 2014) | USA Today |
- In Portugal, a 'bad bank' saves the day | (August 4, 2014) | Marketplace |
- Law professor appointed chairwoman of U.S. Commission on Civil Rights' Kansas State Advisory Committee | (July 2, 2014) | |
- KU Law Professor Says Hobby Lobby Impact Limited | (July 1, 2014) | KMUW |
- Kansas law professor says Hobby Lobby ruling isn’t about constitutionality | (July 1, 2014) | HPPR |
- KU Law Professor: Hobby Lobby Impact Limited | (July 1, 2014) | Kansas Public Radio |
- Justices: Can't make employers cover contraception | (June 30, 2014) | 6 News |
- How The F.B.I. Missed Over 1 Million Rapes | (June 30, 2014) | Huffpost Live |
- How Did the FBI Miss Over 1 Million Rapes? | (June 27, 2014) | The Nation |
- Redskins: KU Professor, Tribe Member Says Education’s Key To Understanding | (June 26, 2014) | WIBW News Now |
- Mental illness defense may be hard for McLinn, experts say | (May 27, 2014) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- How Conservative Pundits Are Misleading People on Campus Rape | (May 21, 2014) | The Huffington Post |
- Business duties a wild card in Kansas secretary of state race | (May 19, 2014) | Topeka Capital-Journal |
- Building of dreams: A downtown real estate deal goes south, costing investors and retirees millions | (April 28, 2014) | KSHB 41 Kansas City | Stephen Ware
- KU expert: Supreme Court ruling in affirmative action case a narrow one | (April 22, 2014) | The Wichita Eagle |
- KU law professor says language compelling Kobach produce documents unusually strong | (April 18, 2014) | WIBW News | Lumen Mulligan
- KU law partners with Indian law schools | (April 15, 2014) | The University Daily Kansan |
- KU law professor researches hidden US rape crisis | (April 12, 2014) | The University Daily Kansan |
- Kansas tax law comes with surprise | (March 30, 2014) | Hutchinson News |
- Lawyer teaches new LGBTQ course in KU law school | (March 11, 2014) | The University Daily Kansan |
- Kansas Supreme Court to announce ruling on school funding case Friday | (March 7, 2014) | Kansas City Star |
- Kansas abortion ban differs from Arizona ban at center of Supreme Court decision | (January 13, 2014) | The Kansas City Star |
- Free speech battle heats up | (January 10, 2014) | ksn.com |
- Navajo Nation struggles with same-sex marriage | (December 29, 2013) | Los Angeles Times |
- KU professor: Potential reward of Iran deal worth risk | (November 29, 2013) | Topeka Capital-Journal |
- For Saudi women in Kansas City, driving isn’t ‘a big issue’ | (November 8, 2013) | Kansas City Star |
- Weigh 3 Factors Before Pursuing an Accelerated B.A.-J.D. Program | (October 31, 2013) | U.S. News & World Report |
- Washing Machine Classes Approved Again; New Scrutiny Followed Comcast Ruling | (September 13, 2013) | Bloomberg BNA |
- States Can’t Really Overrule Obama on Guns, But They’re Certainly Trying | (September 12, 2013) | Time.com |
- Why We Still March on Washington | (August 26, 2013) | Huffington Post |
- Can the Kansas Supreme Court budge the Legislature on school funds? | (July 8, 2013) | The Kansas City Star |
- Katie Cronin on "According to the Record" | (July 1, 2013) | KLWN 1320 |
- Supreme Court Says Human Genes Can't Be Patented | (June 26, 2013) | KCUR 89.3 FM |
- Supreme Court bars patents on unaltered DNA | (June 26, 2013) | Kansas City Star |
- U.S. Supreme Court rulings on gay rights could affect Kansas | (June 26, 2013) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- SCOTUS rules that human DNA cannot be patented | (June 13, 2013) | The Voice of Russia |
- Creeping Sharia legislation | (June 7, 2013) | Columbia Journalism Review |
- Should we bring back the passenger pigeon and the woolly mammoth? | (June 2, 2013) | USA Today |
- Supreme Court: US genes patent decision may depend on strands in Myriad argument | (May 28, 2013) | Financial Times |
- Commendable Conduct Award | (May 24, 2013) | The American Lawyer Daily |
- The Rise Of Anti-Sharia Legislation | (May 22, 2013) | KCUR 89.3 FM |
- KU Law targets smaller classes now and in future | (May 20, 2013) | Kansas City Business Journal |
- Indian country torn over gay marriage | (May 10, 2013) | Kansas City Star |
- Evidence for search of Leawood home called flimsy | (May 3, 2013) | Kansas City Star |
- Schwartz Lecturer Chris Drahozal Questions Supreme Court Arbitration Decisions | (April 19, 2013) | The Caucus |
- One Statute for Two Spirits: Same-Sex Marriage in Indian Country | (April 16, 2013) | Jurist Legal News |
- Who Owns Your Genes? | (April 15, 2013) | Kansas Public Radio |
- Biotech Industry at Stake in Human Gene Patent Decision | (April 14, 2013) | Bloomberg Businessweek |
- Mini-Podcast with Andrew Torrance | (April 9, 2013) | The Center for Law and Biosciences at Stanford University |
- KU Law professor weighs in on abortion bill | (April 4, 2013) | 6 News Lawrence |
- Students represent KU in Moot Court Competition | (March 27, 2013) | University Daily Kansan |
- Nothing under the sun that is made of man | (February 7, 2013) | SCOTUS Blog |
- Analysis: Path not easy for Kan. judiciary plan | (January 27, 2013) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- Education Report: Should Judges Be Deciding How Much Money to Spend | (January 24, 2013) | Kansas City Public Television |
- Kansas judicial selection: The need for reform | (January 23, 2013) | KAKE TV |
- Lawyers offer to give up majority on nominations | (January 17, 2013) | The Wichita Eagle |
- Legislators open hearing on Kan. judicial changes | (January 16, 2013) | Topeka Capital-Journal |
- Professor: International law needs to do more to protect world’s grasslands | (December 18, 2012) | |
- Slaves of the Chinese "boom" | (December 16, 2012) | El Punt Avui (Barcelona, Spain) |
- Indian wind projects get help | (December 10, 2012) | Sioux Falls Argus Leader |
- Lawmakers hear arguments for changing Kansas' court selection process at legislative retreat | (December 8, 2012) | The Wichita Eagle |
- Sault Tribe member teaches Indian law at KU | (November 16, 2012) | Win Awenen Nisitotung |
- Undergraduate Competition Illuminates Promises and Perils of Synthetic Biology | (November 11, 2012) | The Chronicle of Higher Education |
- Group Discusses Media And The Courts | (November 9, 2012) | WIBW Topeka |
- Moving Away from Beauty as a Factor in Design Patent Validity | (November 7, 2012) | Patently-O |
- Torrance advises National Academies on seemingly sci-fi topic synthetic biology | (October 31, 2012) | |
- Kansas Army base hosts Shariah class | (October 30, 2012) | |
- Kansas judicial vacancies raise visibility of nomination debate | (October 26, 2012) | Kansas City Business Journal |
- Scholarship highlight: Who should resolve issues relating to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure? | (October 17, 2012) | Supreme Court of the United States Blog |
- Will Overregulation In Europe Stymie Synthetic Biology? | (September 4, 2012) | Forbes |
- Law professor’s innovative scholarship puts KU on global map | (August 19, 2012) | |
- Kansas to see follow-up legislation on tax cuts | (August 17, 2012) | CBS NewsWatch |
- Kan. judge won't dismiss suit over abortion rules | (August 3, 2012) | Associated Press |
- Rural practice becomes more attractive for law school graduates | (July 16, 2012) | Kansas City Star |
- Deliberations Expected Soon in Latest KS School Finance Lawsuit | (July 3, 2012) | Kansas Public Radio |
- Kansas insurance chief goes against GOP grain | (July 1, 2012) | Kansas City Star |
- The sum of Shariah | (June 29, 2012) | The Kansas City Star |
- Kansas into 'uncharted waters' with remap lawsuit | (June 27, 2012) | Associated Press |
- New Lawyers, Seeking Jobs, Are Advised to Think Small | (June 22, 2012) | The Wall Street Journal |
- Brownback tax cut law produces winners and losers, KU tax law professor says | (June 16, 2012) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- More grandpas take on the role of single parent | (June 16, 2012) | Kansas City Star |
- With Income Tax Changes, Kansas And Maryland Show Their True Colors | (June 12, 2012) | Forbes |
- The small business distortion | (June 7, 2012) | Huffington Post |
- Glitch concerning deductions lurks in new Kansas tax law | (June 3, 2012) | Kansas City Star |
- Kansas tax act most regressive in nation | (May 27, 2012) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- Brownback signs bill that caused sharia flap | (May 25, 2012) | Topeka Capital-Journal |
- Pfizer Settles Suit Involving Celebrex | (May 2, 2012) | NPR |
- Lawmakers urged to address Sharia | (April 14, 2012) | Topeka Capital-Journal |
- KU sees rise in applicants from China, India | (April 9, 2012) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- Former adviser to the Bush administration visits campus | (March 28, 2012) | University Daily Kansan |
- For lawyers, it can be tough to be a ‘friend of the court’ | (March 27, 2012) | The Washington Post |
- Military Shooter Trial to Test the Patience of Afghans | (March 15, 2012) | Bloomberg |
- Tighten rules for the Supreme Court | (March 11, 2012) | Kansas City Star |
- NLRB arbitration ruling appealed | (March 9, 2012) | Legal Newsline |
- How good a case do the Koches have in the Cato flap? | (March 2, 2012) | Thomson Reuters News & Insight |
- Midwest Muslims Work To Change Anti-Shariah Movement | (February 21, 2012) | KCUR 89.3 FM |
- KU law students take on inmates' appeal cases | (February 11, 2012) | |
- Lawrence city sidewalk ordinance ruled unconstitutional | (February 9, 2012) | Lawrence Journal-World |
- Some Wichita parents upset with school board over boundary process | (February 2, 2012) | The Wichita Eagle |
- State bill proposes right to carry concealed weapons on campus | (January 29, 2012) | University Daily Kansan |
- Oklahoma Ruling Exposes Legal Issues with Sharia Law Bans | (January 12, 2012) | International Business Times |
- Sharia Controversy | (January 3, 2012) | Congressional Quarterly Global Researcher |
- Project for Innocence helps free man after 5 years in prison | (October 11, 2011) | |
- KU professor teaches Islamic law to U.S. Army officers | (September 30, 2011) | |
- KU law professor helps prepare soldiers, lawyers to navigate Muslim world | (August 23, 2011) | |
