Professor June Carbone was quoted in the Minnesota Daily about how the Comstock Act could be used to restrict availability to abortion in all states. Democratic senators are pushing for a repeal of the…
Professor June Carbone was featured on the New Books in Economics podcast discussing the book she co-authored, “Fair Shake: Women and the Fight to Build a Just Economy.” The book is described as a…
Professor June Carbone co-authored an Op-Ed piece for The Hill about Donald Trump’s linking of business strategy and authoritarianism. The authors wrote, “Donald Trump likes to brag about his…
Professor June Carbone co-authored an opinion piece in the New Pittsburgh Courier about how a possible resurgence in marriages in the U.S. won’t necessarily produce the…
Professor June Carbone was interviewed recently for an article in American Banker that examines why more women are convicted of embezzlement than men when research shows that both men and women tend to…
Prof. June Carbone recently co-authored an article in Bloomberg Law with Prof. Naomi Cahn & Prof. Nancy Levit on whether interstate travel for abortion remains legal. The article explains that while the right…
Prof. June Carbone was quoted by the Star Tribune in an article, In custody battles, system can be manipulated, slain boy's case shows, regarding a judge's decision to grant a mother custody of her son, in…
Professor June Carbone co-authored an article in The Conversation breaking down her research—conducted with Nancy Levit, associate dean and professor of law at the University of Missouri-Kansas City,…
Professor June Carbone’s research on the administration of bail was cited in The New Yorker, in an article broadly examining the history and current state of the money-bail system. Citing a time when bail…
Professor June Carbone was quoted by the New York Times on Aug. 4, 2018 in an article on how the age at which women have children constitutes a cultural and political divide. The article addresses issues…
Nicholas Kristof's column in the New York Times quoted Professor June Carbone's "important" book with Naomi Cahn, "Red Families v. Blue Familes," on the differences in sexual activity and family…
