Bender quoted in Fronteras

Paul Bender, Professor of Law and Dean Emeritus, recently was quoted in an article by Jude Joffe-Block, senior field correspondent on Fronteras: The Changing America Desk.

Kittrie article published in Wall Street Journal

Professor Orde Kittrie co-authored an Op-ed piece published on March 26 in the Wall Street Journal titled, “Stopping an Undetectable Iranian Bomb.” Kittrie’s co-authors were David Albright, president of the Institute for Science and International Security, and Mark Dubowitz, executive director of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies

Chodorow elected fellow of the American College of Tax Counsel

Professor Adam Chodorow recently was unanimously elected a fellow of the American College of Tax Counsel (ACTC).

Kittrie speaks at ASIL on nonproliferation aftermath

Professor Orde Kittrie of the College of Law spoke at an April 4 meeting of the American Society of International Law as part of a panel on “Nonproliferation Aftermath: Legal Responsibilities Under International Law Once WMD Programs Have Been Secured or Destroyed,” in Washington, D.C.

Ferguson-Bohnee, Hinshaw, Karin represent ASU at education conference

Professors Art Hinshaw, Patty Ferguson-Bohnee and Marcy Karin recently represented the College of Law at the Conference on Clinical Legal Education in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Karin quoted in the Arizona Republic

Associate Clinical Professor Marcy Karin recently was quoted in an April 27 article in the Arizona Republic, “Shelter in Phoenix for homeless female veterans fills need,” by reporter Christina Silvestri.

Delgado receives law school's top honor

Jose Delgado, nicknamed “Robo” by many of his classmates for his robotic adherence to schedule, organization and hard work, graduated first in his class from the College of Law, with a 4.06 grade point average.

Toobin tells College of Law graduates to follow in Sandra Day O’Connor’s footsteps

Jeffrey Toobin, a high-profile senior analyst for CNN and one of the country's most esteemed experts on politics, media and the law, told graduates of the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law to give back to the community, be engaged and informed citizens, and not to be discouraged by the difficult times into which they are launched.

Rabicoff receives Daniel Strouse Prize

Lindsay Rabicoff reflects at her life path: little girl from White Bear Lake, Minn. to Disney fantasy world to Apple to Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law, wife, mother, and, soon, attorney at Bryan Cave, LLP, in Phoenix. At the College of Law’s convocation this week, Rabicoff received the Daniel Strouse Prize, awarded by the law school’s Center for Law, Science & Innovation in honor of Strouse, a longtime Center director and professor who died of cancer. The $10,000 award is annually made to the student whose academic strengths, contributions to the Center and personal qualities most closely mirror those of Strouse.

Fellmeth appointed chair of International Human Rights Committee

Professor Aaron Fellmeth, a Faculty Fellow in the College of Law's Center for Law and Global Affairs, was recently appointed chair of the International Human Rights Committee by the American Branch of the International Law Association.