American Law Institute elects Marchant to membership

Regents’ Professor Gary Marchant of the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University has been named to a prestigious international legal association dedicated to improving the administration of justice.

College of Law receives $1 million in sustained support for Western Region Office of the Network for Public Health Law

The College of Law has received a $1 million grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) to continue operating the Western Region Office of the Network for Public Health Law.

ASU Alumni Law Group seeks Executive Director

The ASU Alumni Law Group seeks a dynamic, proactive, and highly-motivated individual for the position of Executive Director who will be responsible for designing and building the firm and for managing it once operational.

Marchant appointed to National Academies committee

The National Research Council has appointed ASU Regents’ Professor Gary Marchant to a seat on a committee of The National Academies that is assessing technologies and programs for reducing fuel consumption in medium- and heavy-duty vehicles. It is the fourth committee of The National Research Council on which Marchant has served.

Buel featured in Arizona Capitol Times

Professor Sarah Buel recently was recognized for her work helping victims of domestic violence in an article by Kyle A. Porter of the Arizona Capitol Times.

Bender interviewed on PBS

Paul Bender, Professor of Law and Dean Emeritus, was a guest on March 18 on PBS’s Horizon, where he talked about the possibility of the U.S. Supreme Court reviewing and overturning a state voter-registration law.

Student scores legal writing trifecta for College of Law

Long before Kyle La Rose was a law student, he was a writer, having served for three years straight as editor of The Cougar, his high school yearbook at Casa Grande Union High, then declaring journalism as his major at the University of Arizona.

Bender interviewed in The Arizona Republic

Professor Paul Bender was quoted in an article in the March 17 issue of The Arizona Republic about a possible shortage of court-appointed attorneys in the near future due to budget cuts.

Justice O’Connor entertains capacity crowd at College of Law

The topics ranged from Chico, the little wild horse, and U.S. Supreme Court justices with (too) big personalities, to judicial merit selection and suggestions that the nation’s highest court hear cases outside the hallowed walls of its D.C. courtroom now and again.

LSI, ASU researchers publish major article in Science journal

Two innovative programs designed to improve the availability of emerging medical technologies that can help patients receive more effective, efficient and personalized health care are advanced in a commentary written by a team of scientists and policy experts, including seven from Arizona State University, and published today in Science Translational Medicine