Hodge publishes manuscript on menu labeling

Professor James G. Hodge Jr. recently co-published a manuscript in the American Journal of Public Health, titled “Supplementing National Menu Labeling.”

Mayes interviewed on ‘Arizona Horizon’

Professor Kris Mayes appeared on “Arizona Horizon” on Tuesday, Nov. 13, in an interview with Ted Simons to discuss Arizona’s renewable energy standard.

Dean Sylvester interviewed on KTAR regarding College’s proposed downtown Phoenix move

Douglas Sylvester, Dean of the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law, was interviewed on KTAR-FM (www.ktar.com), in a Nov. 9, 2012, segment on the College of Law’s proposed move to downtown Phoenix. In the interview, Dean Sylvester discusses the law school outgrowing its current facilities, in which personnel are currently spread out among five different buildings on ASU’s Tempe campus and in the downtown Valley.

Law students participate in CourtWorks

Students from four Phoenix middle schools recently took part in the College of Law’s annual CourtWorks, learning about the justice system and participating in mock trials. Several College of Law students, with support from the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, hosted the popular civics program at the Sandra Day O’Connor U.S. Courthouse in downtown Phoenix on Oct. 26.

Morris lecturer to students: ‘Be the best lawyer you can be’

By taking seriously his responsibility to promoting diversity, President Barack Obama has increased the number of federal judges of color, and appointed African Americans as U.S. Attorney General and U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, a College of Law audience was told on Tuesday, Nov. 13.

Feller quoted in ‘Arizona Republic’

Professor Joe Feller was quoted in an article in The Arizona Republic written by Ron Dungan on Oct. 6, titled “Prop. 120 would let state rule resources.”

Law students assist Arizona Justice Project with Macumber case

Students in the College of Law’s Post-Conviction Clinic, supervised by Professor Zig Popko, recently assisted in a pro bono case in which murder defendant William Macumber was freed after being in prison for 37 years.

Ferguson-Bohnee speaks about tribal environmental challenges

Professor Patty Ferguson-Bohnee recently spoke at the American Folklore Society Annual Conference.

Free speech experts discuss hate speech laws at College of Law

The comparison of U.S. and European hate speech laws was the focus of a debate on Friday, Oct. 26, between two renowned free speech experts, Jeremy Waldron and James Weinstein. The event, attended by more than 400 people, was held at the College of Law at ASU and organized by its Center for Law and Global Affairs.

Hodge quoted in 'Arizona Republic'

James G. Hodge Jr., ASU Lincoln Professor of Health Law and Ethics, was quoted in an article in The Arizona Republic by staff writer Ken Alltucker on Thursday, Nov. 1.