New immigration book includes chapter by C. Hessick

Professor Carissa Byrne Hessick is a contributor to the new book, Arizona Firestorm: Global Immigration Realities, National Media, and Provincial Politics.

Calleros teaches at University Paris Descartes

Professor Charles Calleros taught a course on Comparative and International Contract Law and Conflict of Laws at the University Paris Descartes on June 18-23. His students, primarily from Europe, are trained in civil law systems and are participating in a year-long study of common law legal systems.

Tsosie delivers talk on indigenous peoples at Paris university

Professor Rebecca Tsosie presented a talk, “Indigenous People and Sustainable Development,” on June 26, at the University Paris Descartes.

Teaching law firm featured in 'Inside Higher Education'

The nonprofit teaching law firm being planned by the College of Law was featured in a recent article in Inside Higher Education, titled, “A Residency Program for Lawyers.”

Endowment in Charles Pulaski's name established at College of Law

Charles A. Pulaski Jr., a former faculty member at the College of Law and senior tax partner at Snell & Wilmer in Phoenix, died on Thursday, June 21, following a lengthy illness. He was 70.

Faculty quoted in national and local media on SB 1070 decision

Sylvester comments on SCOTUS timetable for SB 1070

As Americans await a high court decision on the legality of Arizona’s controversial immigration-enforcement law, Dean Douglas Sylvester of the College of Law on June 21 explained the U.S. Supreme Court’s conferencing process during an interview on KPNX-TV

Hodge clarifies ACA 80/20 rule for KTAR.com

James G. Hodge Jr., the ASU Lincoln Professor of Health Law and Ethics and Director of the College of Law’s Health Law and Policy Program, discussed a portion of the Affordable Care Act on June 21 on KTAR.com.

Weinstein discusses legalities of KKK request on international radio

Professor James Weinstein recently was interviewed on “The Voice of Russia” during a news segment about a Ku Klux Klan group in Georgia that petitioned to join the state highway clean-up program.

New policy on young undocumented immigrants explained by Cruz in ‘Arizona Republic’

A new policy of the Obama administration allowing some young undocumented immigrants to stay in the United States without fear of deportation will enable them apply for work permits, obtain driver’s licenses and not be subjected to Arizona’s immigration-enforcement law, according to Professor Evelyn Cruz.