Three from College of Law chosen for Bar Hall of Fame

Three people affiliated with the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University are among 10 lawyers and judges selected this year for induction into the Maricopa County Bar Association Hall of Fame.

Bender quoted in ‘Arizona Republic’ on Glendale tax initiative

Paul Bender, professor and Dean Emeritus at the College of Law, was quoted in an article in The Arizona Republic written by Lisa Halverstadt on Sept. 12, titled “Glendale sales-tax vote might not end legal challenges.”

Bender quoted in ‘Arizona Republic’ on Brewer’s Republican courts

Paul Bender, professor and Dean Emeritus at the College of Law, was quoted in an article in The Arizona Republic written by Michael Kiefer on Friday, Sept. 30, titled “Brewer fills Arizona courts With Republican judges.”

Clinton appointed as judge pro tempore in tribal court

Robert Clinton, Foundation Professor of Law, and Faculty Advisor on Tribal Engagement for the Indian Legal Program at ASU, was sworn in as judge pro tempore for the San Manuel Tribal Court, located near Highland, Calif.

Clinton quoted in ‘Gaga’ story in ‘Republic’

Robert Clinton, Foundation Professor of Law and Faculty Fellow at the Center for Law, Science & Innovation at the College of Law, was quoted in an article by Michael Clancy on Monday, Sept 24, in The Arizona Republic.

Phoenix high school students visit the College of Law

Students from South Mountain High School visited the College of Law on Monday, Sept. 24, as part of a law magnet program for youth.

Saks published in ‘Health Affairs’

Based on recent polls and media coverage of the U.S. Supreme Court’s June ruling in favor of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), ASU Regents’ Professor Michael Saks, wrote an article titled, “What Do Polls Really Tell Us About the Public’s View of the Affordable Care Act?” His blog post was published on Health Affairs, a leading health policy journal, on Sept. 21.

Hinshaw gives faculty talk in Missouri

Professor Art Hinshaw, Clinical Professor of Law and Director of Lodestar Mediation Clinic, gave a faculty talk on Sept. 14 at the University of Missouri School of Law, titled “Law Students, Lawyers, and Negotiation Ethics.”

Justice O’Connor promotes civics to high school students

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor (ret.) spoke to recent high school graduates on Monday at the law school named in her honor at Arizona State University. The speech was part of the U.S. State Department’s Youth Leadership Program, and co-sponsored by the Center for Law and Global Affairs.

Calleros article published in book

An article by Professor Charles Calleros, “Hernandez v. Texas: A Milepost on the Road to Civil Rights for Latinos,” was published as a chapter in Linda Edwards’ new book, Pleadings in Persuasion: Briefs that Change the World (Aspen, 2012).