Wissler and Grey to be part of panel at Health Law Professors Conference

Roselle Wissler, Researcher Director of the College of Law’s Lodestar Dispute Resolution Program, will be part a panel at the American Society of Law, Medicine and Ethics Health Law Professors Conference.

Gartner to present at D.C. conference

Associate Professor David Gartner will present a paper at the Younger Comparativists Committee of the American Society of Comparative Law’s inaugural conference, “New Perspectives in Comparative Law,” on Friday, April 20, at the George Washington University Law School in Washington, D.C.

Chesler, Holst and Sperling present at Rocky Mountain Legal Writing Conference

Associate Clinical Professors Susan Chesler, Kimberly Holst and Carrie Sperling presented at the Rocky Mountain Legal Writing Conference hosted by the College of Law on March 23-24. Their lecture was titled, “Developing Students' Professional Identity through Legal Writing Pedagogy.”

Holst presents at conference in Costa Rica

Associate Clinical Professor Kimberly Holst presented at the Global Skills VII Conference in San Jose, Costa Rica, on Monday, March 12. Her lecture was titled, “Teaching Mediation Skills in Practice.”

Marchant discusses ethics of personalized medicine on 'Horizon'

ASU Regents’ Professor Gary Marchant, Faculty Director of the College of Law’s Center for Law, Science & Innovation, appeared on Channel 8’s Horizon on Wednesday, March 28, to explore the ethical and moral dilemmas people face when they have access to their own genome sequences.

Sylvester appintment as Dean noted in ‘Arizona Republic’

The Arizona Republic noted the appointment of Douglas Sylvester as Dean of the College of Law in a March 30 article titled, “New ASU law-school dean aims to reduce tuition costs.”

‘State Press’ reports Sylvester appointment

An article in the March 27 ASU State Press quotes the new Dean of the College of Law, Douglas Sylvester, as saying he looks forward to moving an already excellent school into the future.

Marchant, Lindor blog on NOVA

An article by Regents’ Professor Gary Marchant, Faculty Director of the Center for Law, Science & Innovation, and Rachel Lindor, LSI’s Research Director, has home-page billing on the website of NOVA, a popular PBS program.

Kris Mayes discusses solar tower on Channel 12

Kris Mayes, Faculty Director of the Program on Law and Sustainability, appeared on Channel 12 News on Tuesday, March 27, to discuss a solar tower being built in La Paz County.

Bartels wins case before the U.S. Supreme Court

Robert D. Bartels, Charles M. Brewer Professor of Trial Advocacy, recently won a case before the U.S. Supreme Court regarding whether criminal defendants ever have the right to the effective assistance of counsel in collateral state post-conviction proceedings. Bartels took the case after the defendant applied to the Arizona Justice Project, an independent organization housed at the College of Law, that uses student volunteers to help inmates overturn wrongful convictions.