The article, A Critical Race Theory Analysis of Critical Race Theory Bans, was published by UC Irvine Law Review.
The association is an interdisciplinary scholarly organization committed to social scientific, interpretive, and historical analyses of law across multiple social contexts.
The Seminar on Latin American Constitutional and Political Theory brought scholars together from Latin America, the Caribbean, and Spain to discuss complex theoretical issues of law, society, and policy of significance to the Americas.
The article, published in the American Journal of Criminal Law, focuses on the U.S. Department of Justice’s toolbox for handling potentially privileged materials.
American legal history expert Professor Parker discusses his latest book in Digging a Hole podcast.
The Seminario en Latinoamérica de Teoría Constitucional y Política (Seminar on Latin American Constitutional and Political Theory) brings scholars together from Latin America, the Caribbean, and Spain to discuss complex theoretical issues of law, society, and policy of significance to the Americas.
Patricia Redmond is the director of the Eleanor R. Cristol and Judge A. Jay Cristol Bankruptcy Pro Bono Assistance Clinic.
Tamar Ezer’s scholarship focuses on the intersection of health and human rights, housing and homelessness, and women’s and children’s rights.
The University of Miami's groundbreaking new initiative, Lumen, brings together experts from across the institution, including Miami Law, to tackle some of the most urgent global challenges of our time.
The Clinical Legal Education Association recognized an Immigration Clinic collaboration that represented 92 people from Somalia who were shackled and abused on a failed deportation flight.
Criminal law expert Tamara Lave explains the case which offers a preview of the upcoming Alec Baldwin trial.
Faculty members and leaders from throughout the University honored the impact of their colleagues, including several from the School of Law.