Cardozo News 2020

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Entrepreneurial Innovation in Fashion: CEO Uri Minkoff Speaks at Cardozo

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Uri Minkoff, CEO and co-founder of fashion brand Rebecca Minkoff, spoke to the Cardozo community on February 12, 2020,in a discussion moderated by Ava Farshidi, General Counsel at David Yurman (formerly, Associate General Counsel at Rebecca Minkoff).
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor and Canada Supreme Court Justice Rosalie Abella Visit Cardozo

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United States Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor and Canada Supreme Court Justice Rosalie Abella gave Cardozo students their perspectives on the fight for equal rights, a lesson in comparative constitutions and stories of life experiences that have aided them -two of the most powerful women in the world -in their pursuit of justice through the law.
Professor Kate Levine Talks to The New York Times about New Criminal Justice Laws

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Under new laws, which went into effect in January, prosecutors are required to give defense teams discovery material —which can include the names of confidential witnesses —15 days after a person is arraigned in court.
Professor Sam Weinstein Quoted by the Associated Press

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Professor Sam Weinstein comments on Sprint/T-Mobile merger in the Associated Press.
ADR Competition Honor Society Competes at ICC International Mediation Competition

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The ADR Competition Honor Society's team competed at the15th ICC International Mediation Competition in Paris.
Floersheimer Center Hosts Impeachment Rundown

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Professor Michael Herz, Professor Kate Shaw and Professor David Rudenstine offered their assessment of the impeachment trial at “What the Heck Just Happened? Assessing the Trump Impeachment," sponsored by the Floersheimer Center for Constitutional Democracy.
Heyman and Burns Centers Present "Ethical Considerations for Corporate Lawyers in 2020"

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This year's Ethical Considerations for Corporate Lawyers was moderated by Adjunct Professor Mike Stone, who is also the director of compliance at the Samuel and Ronnie Heyman Center on Corporate Governance.
Professor Ed Zelinsky Publishes Paper on Applying the First Amendment to IRS Code

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Professor Ed Zelinsky's paper focuses on how the first amendment applies to the IRS Code which forbids non-profit organizations from intervening in political campaigns.
Cardozo Programs Get High Grades from preLaw Magazine Winter Issue

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preLaw magazine's winter edition ranked Cardozo highly in several areas, giving the law school an A+ in trial advocacy, and A grades for both international law and public advocacy.
P*LAW Week 2020 Celebrates Careers in Public Service

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Cardozo's 2020 P*LAW Week included a range of panels and discussions to introduce students to career options in public service.
Professor Myriam Gilles Comments on Arbitration Clauses in Consumer Reports

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Dean Val Myteberi Quoted in LL.M. Guide

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Dean Val Myteberi was quoted in an article in LL.M. Guide focusing on a surge of interest in IP law.
Innocence Project Clinic Client Exonerated After 35 Years

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Cardozo's Innocence Project Clinic celebrated a victory as Manhattan Supreme Court Judge Stephen Antignani overturned the rape charges of Rafael Ruiz, a Bronx man who had been imprisoned for 35 years.
Professor Kate Shaw Analyzes the Senate Impeachment Trial In New York Times Op-ed

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Professor Kate Shaw wrote an op-ed in The New York Times, analyzing the Senate impeachment trial and the presentations by both sides.
Burns Center Book Talk Explores Justice Kavanaugh’s Controversial Confirmation

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The New York Times reporters Robin Pogrebin and Kate Kelly joined Professor Jessica Roth to discuss their book The Education of Brett Kavanaugh and the questions it sparked about the U.S. Supreme Court Justice’s controversial confirmation. The Jacob Burns Center for Ethics in the Practice of Law sponsored the event.
Professor Deborah Pearlstein Talks Impeachment on ABC News

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Professor Deborah Pearlstein was on ABC News to talk about the day's developments in the impeachment trial.
Professor Jessica Roth Talks on Bloomberg Radio about Impeachment Trial

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Professor Jessica Roth was a guest on Bloomberg Radio, where she spoke about the impeachment trial in the Senate.
Professor Kate Shaw Comments on ABC News About Impeachment Trial

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Professor Kate Shaw analyzed the impeachment trial with George Stephanopoulos on ABC News.
Professor Jessica Roth Speaks on Bloomberg Radio about Impeachment

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Professor Jessica Roth was guest on Bloomberg Radio, where she spoke about the recent developments in the White House Impeachment Inquiry.
Winter Break Course Offers Introduction to Dispute Resolution

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While many law school courses focus on courtroom litigation, a unique course at Cardozo teaches students how to prevent legal conflict in the first place.
Cardozo Student Discusses Her Work on High-Profile Innocence Project Case

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Cardozo’s Innocence Project clinic recently celebrated a victory in the case of Texas man Rodney Reed, who was granted a reprieve by the state’s highest criminal appeals court just days before his planned execution.
Professor Deborah Pearlstein Publishes Two Pieces in The Atlantic: Focus on Trump and the Military

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Professor Deborah Pearlstein published two pieces in The Atlantic, focusing on Pres. Trump's perspective and impact on the military's role in the constitutional order.