Prof. Smith published a joint article in TaxNotes with Dylan Bellisle, a public policy and administration researcher at the University of Chicago, on Economic Impact Payments (commonly referred to as stimulus payments) and issues with college aged dependents. 

Bloomberg Law recently published an Insight article by Professor Carol Chomsky and three co-authors from the Collaboratory on Legal Education, titled “Racial Disparities in Bar Exam Results—Causes and Remedies." The authors write, "Stark racial disparities mark the legal profession’s licensing process. . . This might be defensible if a high-stakes, speeded exam based on extensive memorization were necessary to protect the public. But it’s not."

The National Taxpayer Advocate's Objectives Report to Congress noted a decrease in the number of Offer in Compromise submissions to settle back tax debts. Professor Smith was quoted discussing the opportunities and potential downsides for the IRS in potentially allowing elecronic submissions for Offers.

Prof. Susan Wolf to Serve on Newly Created Strategic Council for Research Excellence, Integrity, and Trust Established by National Academy of Sciences to Support the Health of the Research Enterprise

Professor Susan Wolf has been selected to serve on the new Strategic Council for Research Excellence, Integrity, and Trust, established by the National Academy of Sciences to convene stakeholders across the research enterprise to develop ways to promote high-quality research practices and to anticipate and address challenges to research ethics and integrity.

Supporting Our Community Through Legal Education and Outreach

October 7, 2021, 12:15 to 1:15 pm, online

NEW EVENT DATE: Thursday, October 7 from 12:15 to 1:15 pm (CT)

Join 2Ls Tony Sanchez, Emanual Williams, and Mica Standing Soldier (pictured from left to right above) to learn more about their work at the Legal Rights Center educating the public on the legal process and first amendment rights connecting to the prosecution of former Minneapolis officers in the killing of George Floyd and related protests. 

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