Monthly Archives: November 2019

Clinical Professor of Law Doron Kalir was interviewed recently by the Cleveland Jewish News on current political developments in Israel. The article discussed recent efforts – and failures – by several parties to establish a coalition in Israel. Separately, Professor Kalir completed … Continue reading →

Associate Dean and Professor Jonathan Witmer-Rich appeared in a News Channel 5 story about the progress of the Cleveland Division of Police under the federal consent decree.  He explained, for example, that the CDP used to have a huge backlog … Continue reading →

Chris Sagers, the James A. Thomas Professor of Law, was quoted in a story in Fortune Magazine on the ongoing congressional investigation into anticompetitive conduct by the Apple corporation. Investigators for the House Judiciary Committee recently sent detailed questions to Apple and … Continue reading →

On November 19, Professor Reginald Oh spoke at a CMBA “Hot Talk” focused on the ongoing impeachment inquiry.  Professor Oh appeared on a panel with Professor Jonathan Adler (Case Western Reserve University School of Law), moderated by Marisa Darden, co-chair … Continue reading →

Professor Milena Sterio served as the U.S. Delegate at the “Association Internationale de Droit Penal” (AIDP) (International Penal Law Association) World Congress from Nov. 13-16 in Rome, Italy, held at the Libera Universita Internazionale degli Scenzi Sociali (LUISS). The AIDP … Continue reading →

On November 15, Professor Jonathan Witmer-Rich testified at a public hearing of the Ohio House of Representatives Criminal Justice Subcommittee on Criminal Sentencing.  The hearing, held at the Case Western Reserve University School of Law, featured various criminal law experts, … Continue reading →

Professor Milena Sterio was interviewed for the Vital Interests blog on the topic of Global Justice.  In the interview, Professor Sterio discussed the ups and downs of American engagement with the International Criminal Court, the strength and weaknesses of the … Continue reading →