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Faculty News

The rise of ChatGPT and other AI programs has raised questions about the future for many industries, with higher education being no exception. Professor Dan Schwarc was interviewed by Minnesota Lawyer

Professor Alan Rozenshtein was interviewed by WORT Radio on the Communications Decency Act (CDA), which was included in the Telecommunications Act of 1996. Enacted right when the internet was…

Professor Charlotte Garden was quoted in a Law360 article covering Starbucks' decision to subpoena workers in an injunction battle. The decision could have wider implications for future labor…

UN News has reported on the joint made between UN Special Rapporteur, Professor Fionnuala Ní Aoláin, and the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child on the repatriation of northeast Syrian…

Professor Jill Hasday appeared on WCCO Radio’s Adam and Jordana show.

Professor Richard Painter was interviewed on ABC in an article covering the indictment of Donald Trump.  As a former chief White House ethics lawyer, Professor Painter weighed in on the…

Professor Mathew Bodie was interviewed on KCBS on the CEO of Starbucks' hearing regarding the allegations that the company engaging in union busting. The CEO denied breaking any labor laws, on…

Professor David Schultz was quoted by Kare11 in an article covering the indictment of Donald Trump. Speaking on the issue, Schultz explained "We have political variables, and we have legal variables…

Professor Paul Vaaler was interviewed on CBS Minnesota in regards to the recent fall of SVB, and how may impact banking as a whole. When asked whether smaller banks are less safe than bigger banks, Prof…

Professor Jon Choi was extensively quoted in Harvard Law School's The Practice. The article, covering the rise of AI and how it may affect the legal profession, cites "ChatGPT Goes to Law…

Prof. Megan Walsh testified before the Minnesota Senate Judiciary committee on Thursday, March 23 in support of SF 1117, the Extreme Risk Protection Order Bill, which would allow a court to prohibit individuals…

Out next month through the University of California Press' Federal Sentencing Reporter 35 (3), Executive Director