Monthly Archives: October 2019

Professor Milena Sterio hosted a delegation of judges from Moldova on October 21 at the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law.  The Moldovan judges visited Cleveland and the College of Law as participants in the Open World Program, organized and sponsored by … Continue reading →

Professor Milena Sterio’s book chapter on “Power Politics and State Recognition” was published the “Routledge Handbook of State Recognition,” edited by Professor Gezim Visoka (Dublin City University, Ireland), Professor John Doyle (Dublin City University, Ireland), and Edward Newman (University of Leeds, … Continue reading →

Clinical Professor Pamela Daiker-Middaugh led a faculty workshop at the 2019 Midwest Conference on Clinical Legal Education at the University of Michigan Law School in Ann Arbor on October 19th. The lively workshop, entitled “Making the Clinic a Welcome Place … Continue reading →

Professor Milena Sterio wrote an Introductory Note to Georgia v. Russia (Just Satisfaction) (European Court of Human Rights 2019), which will be published in International Legal Materials, a periodic compilation of International law sources edited and published by the American … Continue reading →

Professor Milena Sterio moderated a panel entitled “Women at International Tribunals” on October 11, at International Law Weekend.  This prestigious international law conference, sponsored by the American Branch of the International Law Association (ABILA) and the International Law Students’ Association, … Continue reading →

Chris Sagers, the James A. Thomas Professor of Law, was asked to participate in the recent legislative process by which California has authorized college athletes to earn some compensation for their work. At the request of California Senator Nancy Skinner, … Continue reading →

On Tuesday, October 8, Professor David Forte presented in a Federalist Society Teleforum titled “October Term 2019-2020 ‘Long Conference.’”  The panelists discussed the “Long Conference,” which is when the Court considers all petitions for review filed over the summer recess.  … Continue reading →