Professor David Stebenne was recently featured on WOSU’s All Sides with Ann Fisher discussing third-party candidates and the role they play in the political landscape. Stebenne and Fisher were joined by Paul Beck, Political Scientist, Ohio State University, Barbara Perry, Gerald […]
Professor Douglas Berman was recently featured on WOSU’s All Sides with Ann Fisher discussing the death penalty in the state of Ohio. An expert on sentencing law and policy, Berman is featured alongside Laura Bischoff (State Government Reporter, Dayton Daily News), Andrew Welsh-Huggins (Legal […]
Professor Steven F. Huefner was recently referenced in an article by the California Globe titled, “House Rejects CA Congressman’s Amendment On A Bill To Stop Foreign Interference In Elections.” “Steven F. Huefner, a law professor from Moritz College of Law […]
Professor Sarah Rudolph Cole was recently quoted in an article by Bloomberg News titled, “Novel California Law Takes Shot at Limiting Worker Arbitration.” “Despite the FAA’s preemptive power, states have continued passing laws to limit arbitration. New York, New Jersey, […]
The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law alum Julia Dillon is currently running for Stafford Commonwealth’s Attorney in Virginia. Dillon recently sat down with potomaclocal.com to discuss her campaign and the ongoing opioid epidemic sweeping the country. “The position I […]
The impeachment inquiry launched after the President asked a foreign government to investigate a political rival. But can he justify it? What does history show? Watch Professor Edward B. Foley answer these questions on the October 12 airing of CNN’s […]
Moritz professor Efthimios Parasidis was recently highlighted in an article by the British Medical Journal. Parasidis’ paper, “Recalibrating vaccination laws,” which was published in the Boston University Law Review, was specifically cited. “Parasidis proposes that the requirements for adverse event reporting […]
Professor Daniel Tokaji was recently quoted in an Ohio Public Radio article discussing the Ohio nuclear plant bailout law. “It’s fundamentally an issue of transparency, Tokaji, an expert on constitutional and election law, said. “We the people should know who’s […]
Prof. Edward B. Foley, the Charles W. Ebersold and Florence Whitcomb Ebersold Chair in Constitutional Law, and director of Election Law at Moritz, a wrote an op-ed in Politico titled, Congress Should Remove Trump from Office, But Let Him Run […]
Assistant Professor Patricia Zettler was recently quoted in an article by Forbes titled, “Yes, People Can Edit The Genome In Their Garage. Can They Be Regulated?” Her article in the July 5, 2019 issue of Science Magazine titled “Regulating genetic […]
Professor Douglas A. Berman was recently quoted in the USA Today article titled, What Felicity Huffman’s prison sentence means for other parents in college admissions scandal. “If the government can’t come up with another adjustment for the guidelines for any of […]
Adjunct Professor Benton Bodamer recently had an op-ed titled “Hemp legalization is slippery slope, and that’s OK” published in the Columbus Dispatch. “The legalization of help was hailed as the green light for national hemp-derived cannabidiol product companies, with large […]