Document Type

Newsletter

Publication Date

12-5-2025

Abstract

Highlights from the December 5, 2025, Cardozo Law News Brief include:

  • Cardozo’s Freedom Clinic won a clemency case in New Jersey, securing the release of LaShawn Fitch after 15 years in prison.

  • Adjunct Professor Michael Wildes ’89 appeared on CNN to discuss a proposed bill ending dual citizenship.

  • Professor Rebecca Ingber was quoted in The Guardian, TIME, and The World on the legality of Trump’s boat strike orders in the Caribbean.

  • Professor Samuel Weinstein commented in The New York Times on Meta’s antitrust case win.

  • Professor Alexander Reinert spoke to MS NOW about senators' ability to sue the government.

  • Professor Gabor Rona addressed war crimes implications in The New York Times and Bloomberg.

  • Adjunct Professor Gary Galperin spoke to Gothamist about the Luigi Mangione case and suppression hearings.

Faculty news includes:

  • Professor Ingber appeared on the Talking Foreign Policy podcast.

  • Professor Michel Rosenfeld published new work in Comparative Constitutional Theory and Law & Ethics of Human Rights, and gave interviews on Canadian radio.

  • Professor Edward Zelinsky’s ongoing case against New York’s remote tax rule was covered in Bloomberg Law, Law360, and Tax Notes.

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