Category Archives: Faculty in the Media

Cleveland-Marshall College of Law is pleased to announce that it has entered into a 3+3 partnership with Oakwood University, an HBCU in Huntsville, Alabama (our second 3+3 agreement with an HBCU). These agreements permit students to complete both their undergraduate … Continue reading →

Professor Milena Sterio traveled to Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, in order to continue her work on a large human rights documentation project involving the Rohingya refugee community.  Professor Sterio has been working on behalf of the Public International Law and Policy … Continue reading →

Professor Jonathan Witmer-Rich was quoted in a story by Ideastream’s Matthew Richman, titled “City official says Cleveland police have facial recognition tech. How it’s being used is unclear.” Professor Witmer-Rich stated, “My first question is, ‘Do they have a written … Continue reading →

Professor Milena Sterio organized and moderated a panel on April 18 on the topic of “The Ukraine Conflict: Expert Roundtable on Transitional Justice and International Criminal Law Issues.”  Professor Sterio organized this panel in her capacity as Co-Chair of the … Continue reading →

Chris Sagers, the James A. Thomas Professor of Law, spoke to the Bar Association of San Francisco about current developments in antitrust on Capitol Hill and in the courtroom, especially as they relate to ongoing debate over high technology and online platforms. … Continue reading →

The National Governor’s Association (NGA) recently invited Ray to provide an expert briefing on new developments in state privacy laws, and the Center for Internet Security interviewed Ray for its “Cybersecurity Where You Are” podcast about the intersection of cybersecurity and public … Continue reading →

Professor Brian Ray co-authored the article South Africa’s technologies enhancing contact tracing for Covid-19: A human rights and techno-politics assessment published in the peer-reviewed South Africa Journal of Human Rights, the leading human rights journal in South Africa.

Professor Matthew Ahn’s article on attorney fee awards has been accepted for publication by the Dickinson Law Review. The article, titled Navigating Beyond the Lodestar: Borrowing the Federal Sentencing Guidelines to Provide Predictability, proposes overhauling the way in which courts … Continue reading →

Professor Milena Sterio presented the American Society of International Law Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C., on April 7th, on the topic of “Feminist Judgments at the ICC.”  Professor Sterio’s remarks focused on a book chapter that she is writing, as … Continue reading →

Professor Milena Sterio presented at a conference at Washington University in Saint Louis on April 4, on the topic of “Living Together in Tomorrow’s World: French Secularism Beyond Borders.” Professor Sterio’s remarks focused on the European Court of Human Rights … Continue reading →