Category Archives: Faculty in the Media

Cornell Tech’s Critical Reflection’s blog published a post, “Privacy and Digital Contact Tracing,” co-written by Professor Brian Ray and Professor Jane Bambauer (University of Arizona). The post expands the argument that privacy critiques of digital contact tracing apps ignored long-standing … Continue reading →

The Wake Forest Law Review Online has published an article by Clinical Professor of Law Doron Kalir. The Article, titled “The Inner Logic of Bostock,” suggests that the Supreme Court’s seminal opinion in Bostock — which protects LGBTQ in the workforce from discrimination “based … Continue reading →

Prominent media recently covered a Supreme Court amicus brief written by Chris Sagers, the James A. Thomas Professor of Law (along with Michael Carrier of the Rutgers Law School), and signed by 65 other law and business professors. The case is Alston v. NCAA, … Continue reading →

The Ohio House Technology and Innovation Committee asked Professor Brian Ray to submit testimony on House Bill 220, which permits governmental entities in Ohio to use distributed ledger technology, including blockchain. Ray testified that the legislation would pave the way … Continue reading →

Professor Milena Sterio participated as an expert, on behalf of the Public International Law and Policy Group, in the review of Ukrainian draft laws on Reintegration (of Crimes and other occupied territories) and on Transitional Justice.

Professor Heidi Gorovitz Robertson and NY-based attorney Corinne Snow spoke to the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law’s Federalist Society regarding the current and emerging state of environmental law in the new administration.  Ms. Snow, counsel in the environment and natural resources … Continue reading →

Professor Milena Sterio delivered a guest lecture at the Washington University School of Law on March 16, in Professor Leila Sadat’s class on International Human Rights.  Professor Sterio’s guest lecture was on the topic of Syria and the possible accountability … Continue reading →

Professor Jonathan Witmer-Rich was quoted in a Cleveland.com story on plans by the Cleveland Division of Police to begin using drones sometime later this year. He noted some of the Fourth Amendment risks created by digital surveillance tools such as … Continue reading →

Professor Milena Sterio co-moderated the Women in International Law Interest Group meeting at the American Society of International Law Annual Meeting on March 25th.  Professor Sterio just completed her three-year term as Co-Chair of the Women in International Law Interest … Continue reading →

Professor Deborah Geier appeared on the “Sound of Ideas” program on WCPN (local NPR affiliate) on Wednesday, March 24. She discussed several of the tax changes that affect the current tax filing season for 2020, as well as a few … Continue reading →