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The Daily Journal: Public norms or private autonomy*
Prof. Rachel Moran’s article, “Public norms or private autonomy,” which discusses Peltier v. Charter Day School, was published in the Daily Journal
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Business Insider: The case to block Biden’s student-loan forgiveness keeps getting weaker, legal experts say
Prof. Dalié Jiménez was quoted in Business Insider on President Biden’s legal defense regarding the student loan forgiveness plan
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University of Mississippi School of Law: Q&A with LL.M. Student, Active-Duty JAG Aaron Brynildson
UCI Law graduate Aaron Brynildson ’15, active-duty Judge Advocate in the United States Air Force, was highlighted by the University of Mississippi School of Law with a Q&A
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TaxProf Blog: The 50 Most Downloaded U.S. Tax Law Professors Of 2022
Prof. Joshua Blank, Victor Fleischer and Omri Marian were ranked among the “50 Most Downloaded U.S. Tax Law Professors of 2022” by Paul Caron’s TaxProf Blog
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Yahoo News: Young Thug, YSL trial underway as lawyers challenge use of rap lyrics in RICO case
Prof. Jack Lerner was quoted in Yahoo News on Young Thug trial underway and use of rap lyrics in RICO case
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Business Insider: Why 2 law professors who think Biden’s student-loan forgiveness is illegal believe the GOP-led states that blocked the debt relief ‘utterly lack standing’
Prof. Dalié Jiménez was quoted in Business Insider on President Biden’s student-loan forgiveness plan
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CNET: AI Lawyer: It’s Starting as a Stunt, but There’s a Real Need
Prof. Emily Taylor Poppe quoted in CNET on AI lawyers
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The Weekly Dystopia: Microchips shifted to domestic production in new trend away from globalization
Prof. Shaffer was quoted in The Weekly Dystopia on semiconductor production in the U.S. and trade policy
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CNET: Amazon Downplays Its Retail Might With This One Number, on Repeat
Prof. Christopher Leslie was quoted in CNET on Amazon retail antitrust regulation
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AirTalk with Larry Mantle: Reservoir Levels Have Risen, But California Still Has A Water Problem
Prof. Rachel Moran spoke on AirTalk with Larry Mantle about a lawsuit challenging a dress code at a North Carolina charter school as gender discrimination
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LawFare Podcast: Bryan Cunningham on a Federally Funded Backstop for the Cyber Insurance Ecosystem
LISTEN: Prof. Shauhin Talesh’s article on how the U.S. government can provide a backstop in the event of a cyberattack was promoted on The LawFare Podcast by the article’s co-publisher Bryan Cunningham
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Forbes: What Taxpayers Need To Know About Digital Asset Loss Harvesting
Prof. Omri Marian was quoted in Forbes on tax loss harvesting using digital assets
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Inside Higher Ed: HEROES Act at Center of Debt-Relief Legal Fight
Prof. Dalié Jiménez was quoted in Inside Higher Ed on the HEROES Act and Biden’s student debt-relief plan
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Business Insider: If the Supreme Court strikes down student-loan forgiveness, it could have ‘startling implications,’ Biden says — and set a strange legal precedent going forward
Prof. Dalié Jiménez quoted in Business Insider on legal precedents concerning potential strike-down of Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan
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The Press-Enterprise: Criticism of judge in the killing of a Riverside County deputy not so clear, legal experts say
Prof. Katie Tinto discusses San Bernardino County District Attorney’s Office argument against reducing bail for William McKay
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WIRED: Would You Sell Your Extra Kidney?
Prof. Goodwin mentioned in Wired article, “Would You Sell Your Extra Kidney?”
