Category Archives: Faculty in the Media

Dean Lee Fisher published a column for Community Leader, a publication of Cleveland Magazine, offering some advice to Cleveland’s next mayor, titled “An Open Letter to Cleveland’s Next Mayor.”

Paul George 16.00 Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE On August 11, 2021, Dean Lee Fisher moderated a United Way panel discussion on the Cleveland Consent Decree and search and seizure issues. The Consent Decree mandates that the … Continue reading →

Dean Lee Fisher has published an article about leadership and law in the Baylor Law Review. See: Lee Fisher, Change at the Speed of Leadership, Baylor Law Review, Winter 2021 Edition.  In the article, Dean Fisher discusses leadership training and education within law schools, … Continue reading →

Two Cleveland-Marshall Law professors were quoted in a recent Cleveland.com article titled “FirstEnergy hack is cyber-thieves’ latest effort to swipe personal info.” Professor Brian Ray noted that large hacks of customer data are increasingly common. He explained, “The more connected … Continue reading →

Legal Educator-in-Residence Howard Katz made two presentations at the Southeastern Association of Law Schools (SEALS) annual conference. As part of the Newer Law Teachers Workshop, Howard spoke about “Teaching Law: The Essentials.” As part of the Prospective Law Teachers Workshop, … Continue reading →

Professor Mark Sundahl was quoted in a recent Forbes article titled “Russian Space Junk Slammed Into A Chinese Satellite, Says U.S. Space Force.” The U.S. Space Force reported that a Chinese weather satellite collided with remnants of a Russian rocket … Continue reading →

Professor Christa Laser is currently ranked in the top ten percent of all authors on SSRN for downloads in the past 12 months. SSRN, the Social Science Research Network, is a repository for preprints devoted to the rapid dissemination of … Continue reading →

Professor Heidi Gorovitz Robertson recently published Strategies and Techniques for Teaching Environmental Law.  The book is part of a Wolters Kluwer law book publishing series on law teaching.  The series intends to provide insight and information for new law teachers generally … Continue reading →

Professor Milena Sterio has been selected, from a competitive call for papers, to contribute a chapter to the book project, “Reimagining Judging in Interntational Criminal Courts: A Gendered Approach.” The project is run by Professors Louise Chappell (UNSW Sydney, Australia), … Continue reading →

Professor Sterio moderated a panel discussion on June 28 convened by the International Criminal Court Moot Court competition organizers. The panel centered around developing the ICC Moot Court problem and was attended by existing and future moot court judges, lawyers, … Continue reading →