Document Type

Newsletter

Publication Date

6-5-2026

Abstract

Highlights from the June 5, 2026 Cardozo Law News Brief include:

  • The Cardozo Center for Public Service Law honored public-service leaders and advocates at its 34th annual INSPIRE! Awards, celebrating individuals whose work advances Cardozo’s public-service mission.
  • Professor Wilfred Codrington III spoke to News From the States and appeared on NPR to discuss the Purcell Principle and the Supreme Court’s role in election-related litigation and redistricting disputes.
  • Professor Lindsay Nash authored an op-ed in Lawfare arguing for greater judicial oversight of immigration arrests conducted through administrative warrants.
  • Professor Alexander Reinert spoke to the Santa Fe New Mexican about the challenges of evaluating the impact of New Mexico’s Civil Rights Act on litigation risks and costs.
  • Professor Haiyun Damon-Feng spoke to Salon about public health infrastructure and the effects of federal policy changes during global disease outbreaks.
  • Professor Sam Weinstein was quoted in MarketWatch regarding pressure on California officials to challenge the proposed Paramount–Warner Bros. merger.
  • Professor Gary Galperin spoke to CNN about key evidentiary rulings in the prosecution of Luigi Mangione.

Faculty news includes:

  • Ellen Drucker-Albert edited the latest edition of the Association of Jewish Libraries’ News and Reviews.
  • Professor Jocelyn Getgen Kestenbaum’s work with the Cardozo Human Rights and Atrocity Prevention Clinic was featured in a major Brazilian newspaper for its advocacy related to the Brazil Potash mining project.
  • Professor Michael Pollack’s new book, Sidewalk Nation, was published and featured in multiple media appearances.
  • Professor Gabor Rona participated in the Globinar What’s Up in Global Law webinar.
  • Professor Matthew Wansley helped organize and participated in the NYU Cardozo Robotaxi Symposium.
  • Professor Edward Zelinsky presented oral argument in his ongoing challenge to New York’s remote tax rule, which received coverage in several legal and tax publications.

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