Gartner presents at Tufts University workshop

David Gartner spoke about “The World Bank, the IMF, and Transparency in the 21st Century,” at the Fletcher School of Law at Tufts University in Medford, Mass., on Oct. 28.

Hurwitz nominated for 9th U.S. Circuit Court

President Barack Obama has nominated Arizona Supreme Court Vice Chief Andrew Hurwitz, a longtime adjunct professor, for a seat on the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.

Kader poetry and law book reviewed

An anthology of law poems compiled by Professor David Kader, Poetry of the Law: From Chaucer to the Present, was reviewed in the June issue of Law & Society Review.

Garreau gives advice to college students on future

Professor Joel Garreau was featured on the Global Strategy Institute’s website in a video titled “Technology: Joel Garreau on Wise Words for College Students.”

Buel on consoling domestic violence victims on ‘Coloradoan.com’

Professor Sarah Buel was quoted in an article, titled “We need to ask the right questions,” on coloradoan.com, a site of the Gannett Company, about how to deal with victims of violence who do not want to report the abuse.

Ferguson-Bohnee featured in cover story in ‘MultiCultural Law’ magazine

Patty Ferguson-Bohnee, Faculty Director of the Indian Legal Clinic, recently was featured as the cover story in MultiCultural Law: The Magazine for Diversity in the Legal Profession.

Lowenthal defense of death-row inmate results in federal court resentencing ruling

Professor Emeritus Gary Lowenthal recently won a case before the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to throw out the death sentence of a man who was convicted in a 1981 murder, sending the case back to state court for resentencing.

Valley students visit federal courthouse for ‘CourtWorks’

A student allegedly found smoking in the bathroom had her purse searched by the school’s vice principal, revealing cigarettes and marijuana. The question is: Was the search legal?

Hinshaw appointed to ABA section

Art Hinshaw, Clinical Professor of Law and Director of the Lodestar Dispute Resolution Program at the College of Law, has been appointed to the ABA Section of Dispute Resolution’s Standing Committee on Mediator Ethical Guidance. The committee is made up of ADR practitioners, academics and leading ADR ethics experts from the public and private sectors.

The Berches featured by the ASU Foundation

Emeritus Professor Michael Berch and his wife, Arizona Supreme Court Cheief Justice Rebecca White Berch, were featured by the ASU Foundation for their philanthropic efforts in helping law students finance their education, in addition to all the contributions they’ve made as College of Law faculty.