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Daily News: Menendez brothers’ freedom: What would the governor consider?*
Prof. Katie Tinto is quoted in the Daily News.
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NYU School of Law: Christopher Jon Sprigman talks about leading ALI’s first-ever Restatement of copyright law
Professor R. Anthony Reese is recognized in a Q&A with Christopher Jon Sprigman for his role as an Associate Reporter on the American Law Institute’s first-ever Restatement of Law, Copyright.
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The Washington Post: New state laws pave the way for using gold as legal tender*
Professor Omri Marian said axing the federal capital gains tax on gold would require a change in law and could push people away from the dollar and toward metals, if they are treated like legal tender.
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TaxProf Blog: The Brave New World of Automated Agency Guidance (Book Review Excerpt)
Professor Joshua Blank’s new book, Automated Agencies: The Transformation of Government Guidance, was reviewed by Duke Law Professor Lawrence Zelenak.
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ABAJournal: Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson draws attention with strong dissents and carefully chosen words
UC Irvine Law’s Supreme Court Term in Review was highlighted in the ABA Journal.
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The New York Times: How Republicans Supersized Silicon Valley’s Favorite Tax Break*
Professor Victor Fleischer criticized the tax code for favoring the ultra-wealthy through loopholes, despite claims that tax reforms are meant to help everyday Americans.
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Bloomberg Law: Supreme Court Faces Heat After Unexplained Rulings for Trump
Professor Dalié Jiménez, who filed a brief supporting Biden’s student loan relief program, noted that the Supreme Court’s unusually high number of emergency petitions and lack of transparency is not typical.
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The Chronicle of Education: The End of Unlimited Grad-School Loans Could Leave Some Colleges and Students in the Lurch
Dean Austen Parrish commented on the potential impact of financial considerations on law school applicants.