Ellman's article published in 'Theoretical Inquiries'

Professor Ira Ellman’s article titled, “Lay Intuitions About Family Obligations: The Case of Alimony,” recently was published in Theoretical Inquiries. The article was co-written by ASU psychology professor Sanford Braver

Ferguson-Bohnee speaks at University of Hawaii law symposium

Patty Ferguson-Bohnee, Faculty Director of the Indian Legal Program, recently spoke at a symposium at University of Hawaii, Manoa’s, William S. Richardson School of Law.

Calleros presents at International Conference on Contracts

Professor Charles Calleros presented at the 7th Annual International Conference on Contracts in San Diego on March 2.

The Southwest's future as a solar superpower to be explored at national policy summit Phoenix

The legal and policy structures necessary to foster solar energy development in the Southwest and propel Arizona to national prominence in the field is the focus of a conference to be hosted March 26-27 by the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University.

Trial Advocacy Award offered in memory of Paul W. Holloway

Trial Advocacy Award offered in memory of Paul W. Holloway A new Trial Advocacy Award, named for the late Paul W. Holloway, a noted trial attorney, and funded, in part, by his former firm, has been established by the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law.

Tsosie's article published in the 'Lewis and Clark Law Review'

Professor Rebecca Tsosie, a Willard H. Pedrick Distinguished Research Scholar, recently had an article published in the Lewis and Clark Law Review, titled “Reconceptualizing Tribal Rights: Can Self-Determination be Actualized Within the U.S.?”

Rosen's article touted by the Institute for Law Teaching and Laerning

Professor Corie Rosen’s article titled, “Creating the Optimistic Classroom: What Law Schools Can Learn From Attribution Style Effects,” was named the article of the month by the Institute for Law Teaching and Learning.

Cruz quoted in 'The Arizona Republic'

Clinical Professor Evelyn Cruz, Director of the Immigration Law & Policy Clinic, recently was quoted in an Arizona Republic article, titled “Babeu may face new legal question over ex’s volunteer work.”

EEOC Chair to deliver John P. Morris Memorial Lecture

Jacqueline A. Berrien, Chair of the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, will deliver the 12th annual John P. Morris Memorial Lecture. It will be held on Thursday, March 8, at 4 p.m. in the Great Hall in Armstrong Hall at the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University.

Weinstein quoted on Channel 3

James Weinstein, Amelia Lewis Professor of Constitutional Law at the College of Law, was recently quoted on Channel 3 in an article, titled “Sharia Law ruling.” It reported on why lawmakers and voters turned down an Oklahoma constitutional amendment preventing the use of Sharia Law in its courts.