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Law School News from May 25, 2010 to May 25, 2011
5/25/11
"Did CA same-sex marriage foes undermine own case?"
5/25/11
"The 'Fair' Trade Delusion"
5/24/11
NYU Law Convocation speakers include top corporate lawyer and world leader
5/24/11
"Every Child Deserves a Second Chance"
5/24/11
"Jeb Bush Champions School Choice During Bradley Prize Ceremony"
5/23/11
"NY Prosecutor Promoted"
5/23/11
"A consistent 'bare-knuckles' strategy in a mix of cases"
5/23/11
"Affirmative Action and Public Opinion"
5/23/11
"Report Documents Fake Terror Threats Concocted by FBI and NYPD"
5/23/11
"Steady Decline in Major Crime Baffles Experts"
5/23/11
Three days, three lectures: Jeremy Waldron delivers Hamlyn Lectures in England
5/23/11
"Use of Informants in Terror Cases May Create Entrapment, NYU Report Claims"
5/22/11
"Local task force fights terrorism on many fronts"
5/22/11
"Monday appeal for Fort Dix Five"
5/21/11
"States Toughen ID Rules for Voters"
5/21/11
"Rana trial to highlight new law specialty: Defending alleged terrorists"
5/20/11
"Opposing Views of Court’s Ruling on Class Actions"
5/19/11
"Defending the Innocent"
5/19/11
"Jacoby & Meyers' Newest Fight: Helping Nonlawyers Own Law Firms"
5/18/11
Gráinne de Búrca to join NYU Law faculty
5/18/11
"New Sharkey Preemption Article"
5/18/11
"Strauss-Kahn may attempt a consensual sex defense"
5/18/11
"Abusing Immigration Law to Target Muslims"
5/17/11
"The end of NSEERS, one of the most contentious post-9/11 national security programs"
5/17/11
"Le processus judiciaire qui attend DSK"
5/16/11
"THE DOUBLE GAME"
5/16/11
"Miami Imam Will Plead Not Guilty to Aiding Terror Group, Lawyer Says"
5/14/11
"NYC Terrorism, Or Hate Crimes? FBI And NYPD See It Two Ways"
5/14/11
"Florida Men Accused of Supporting Pakistani Taliban"
5/14/11
"In Prison Reform, Money Trumps Civil Rights"
5/13/11
"Terror Trials in State Court: Pluses and Minuses"
5/13/11
CHRGJ releases report on farmer suicides, human rights, and agrarian crisis in India
5/13/11
"Taiwan, China and the United States: a Complicated Triangle"
5/13/11
"Voting Rights Under Attack"
5/12/11
"Cover Story: Is the FBI Up to the Job 10 Years After 9/11?"
5/12/11
Healy Lecture examines punitive damages in maritime law (VIDEO)
5/12/11
"Microsoft Antitrust Agreement Spurred Innovation, U.S. Says"
5/12/11
"The Galleon Legacy: White-Collar Wiretaps"
5/12/11
"Hedge fund manager guilty of insider trading"
5/12/11
"Legends of the Legal Academy"
5/12/11
"Wiretaps Helped Get Hedge Fund Manager Convicted"
5/12/11
"Secret Cash Dominates in State Court Races"
5/11/11
Jeffrey Fagan discusses “Profiling and Consent” at the Hoffinger Criminal Justice Forum
5/11/11
"Liberal Judges Won't Defect from Obama Administration's Misinterpretation of Commerce Clause"
5/11/11
Jerome Bruner's seminal book on education celebrated at 50th anniversary event
5/10/11
"A New AUMF"
5/10/11
"2012 battlefield: The Supreme Court"
5/10/11
"Osama’s Dead, But Congress Wants a Wider War"
5/10/11
Senior Emile Noël Fellows Armin von Bogdandy and Franz Mayer discuss E.U. government model (VIDEO)
5/9/11
"Killing OBL Was Legal, Ctd"
5/9/11
Three NYU Law students receive Peggy Browning Fellowships to pursue public interest labor law work
5/9/11
"Where is Ai Weiwei?"
5/9/11
"Targeted killings a rights concern"
5/6/11
"Author of The Torture Papers Says Coercion Not Crucial, Part I"
5/6/11
American Muslims Still Live in a Climate of Hate
5/6/11
"Author of The Torture Papers Says Coercion Not Crucial, Part I"
5/5/11
"Was bin Laden's killing and burial legal?"
5/5/11
"Interview with Amna Akbar about a recent CHRGJ Report "
5/5/11
"U.S. Muslims hope for better days, but one report indicates these could still be far off"
5/5/11
Alina Das '05 to be assistant professor of clinical law
5/5/11
Institute for Policy Integrity co-hosts event on economic incentives and conservation (VIDEO)
5/5/11
"Google courts professors about antitrust"
5/4/11
"Did Torture Lead Us To bin Laden?"
5/4/11
Brennan Center for Justice examines accountability after Citizens United
5/4/11
Bryan Stevenson wins major Ford Foundation award for work on social issues
5/4/11
"Noam Chomsky Column"
5/4/11
"How the Hunt for Bin Laden Made U.S. Muslims and Immigrants Threats"
5/4/11
"Repeal Title IX"
5/3/11
CHRGJ examines accountability for rendition and secret detention through litigation in Africa
5/3/11
"Bin Laden on New York in His Own Words"
5/3/11
"No obvious replacement to succeed bin Laden as al Qaeda's leader"
5/3/11
"Bin Laden on New York in His Own Words"
5/3/11
"Gay Calif. judge now the focus in same-sex marriage fight"
5/2/11
"How Osama bin Laden perverted US justice"
5/2/11
"FTC Said To Be Prepping Google Probe"
5/2/11
"How Osama bin Laden perverted US justice"
5/2/11
"A deathblow to al Qaeda?"
4/29/11
John Wood '11 publishes article on major environmental case just as it reaches Supreme Court
4/28/11
Law School honored for work with public-service organization
4/28/11
"Two Antitrust Watchdogs Go at It"
4/28/11
"Richard Epstein on labor law, the 'menace' of the NLRB, and Boeing"
4/28/11
"Mosque in Zone Fight"
4/28/11
Geoffrey Miller's new book examines structural roots of financial crisis
4/27/11
Law School mourns passing of James Eustice
4/27/11
"New York cop sues building owners for face bite"
4/27/11
"Wall of silence"
4/26/11
"Patent deformation: US Congress sails into dangerous waters"
4/26/11
"New briefs back banks fighting MBIA restructuring"
4/26/11
"The Republican Threat to Voting"
4/26/11
"The White House vs. Boeing: A Tennessee Tale"
4/26/11
Andrew Herman ’10 wins human rights writing competition
4/25/11
Ezekiel Emanuel's class gives students firsthand glimpse into health care reform
4/25/11
"Law Firm Drops Defense Of DOMA"
4/25/11
"WikiLeaks on Gitmo Prisoners"
4/25/11
"In Gitmo Opinion, Two Versions of Reality"
4/25/11
Karen Bradshaw to be Law School’s inaugural Koch-Searle research fellow
4/25/11
"Senate’s Biggest Scandal Doesn’t Involve Sex: Michael Waldman"
4/25/11
David Deng '10 and Sylwia Wewiora '11 present at International Conference on Global Land Grabbing
4/25/11
Smita Narula presents research at Princeton and Yale conferences
4/25/11
"Law Firm Won’t Defend Marriage Act"
4/25/11
"A Report Card on New York's Civic Literacy"
4/25/11
"Military Documents Detail Life At Guantanamo"
4/25/11
"A Regulator Moves Postcrisis to Expand Power Over Wall St."
4/22/11
"Labor Board Case Against Boeing Points to Fights to Come"
4/21/11
"Lawsuit worries prompted reversal on college tuition for illegal immigrants"
4/21/11
"Bringing transparency to Maryland elections"
4/20/11
"Juvenile Killers in Jail for Life Seek a Reprieve"
4/20/11
"Vermont Yankee Power Plant"
4/20/11
"The option value of not drilling for oil"
4/20/11
Joint Straus/Tikvah Fellow Gary Anderson examines religion and charity in Gruss Lecture (VIDEO)
4/20/11
Marcel Kahan and Geoffrey Miller elected fellows of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
4/20/11
"Big Brothers: Thought Control at Koch"
4/19/11
NYU Law's Order of the Coif chapter inducts Thomas Brome '67 as honorary member
4/19/11
"Rajaratnam's Defense Rests Without Defendant Taking Stand in Insider Case"
4/18/11
Federal circuit judges hear student arguments in final Marden Moot Court round
4/18/11
"Did AARP Sell Out Seniors?"
4/18/11
"How meaningful is the 'family of four' tax stat?"
4/18/11
"As Court wraps arguments, decisions pile up and David Boies returns"
4/18/11
NYU School of Law beats Columbia for the third year in a row in tenth annual Deans' Cup
4/18/11
"A counterproductive fee"
4/18/11
In podcast interview, Norman Dorsen recalls highlights of half-century at NYU Law (AUDIO)
4/16/11
"Peculiar Institution: America's Death Penalty in an Age of Abolition"
4/15/11
"Gulf Oil Spill: Some Workers Lost In Claims Process"
4/15/11
Samuel Estreicher and Jerome Cohen hold a discussion on human rights in China (VIDEO)
4/15/11
"Congress ‘May Want’ to Review Antitrust Overlap, Varney Says"
4/14/11
"Proibição do comércio de armas gera polêmica em todo o mundo" (VIDEO, portion in English)
4/14/11
Immigrant Rights Clinic wins cases for lawful permanent residents facing deportation
4/14/11
Koscuisko-Morizet and experts discuss mobilizing international finance to combat climate change
4/13/11
"Notable & Quotable"
4/13/11
"Poll: NY voters lack knowledge of Constitution"
4/12/11
Eleanor Fox profiled in Global Competition Review
4/12/11
Catherine Sharkey is awarded a fellowship by the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation
4/12/11
A busy spring for the Center on the Administration of Criminal Law
4/12/11
"Private Manning’s Humiliation"
4/11/11
"Analysis: Discrimination case may not go all Wal-Mart's way"
4/11/11
Former Fritz Alexander Fellow Alison Nathan nominated for the U.S. District Court by President Obama
4/11/11
"Ai Weiwei And Dissent In China"
4/11/11
"Over a barrel? Meet White House gun policy adviser Steve Croley"
4/11/11
"Op-Ed: 9/11 Military Trial Better Than None At All"
4/11/11
New NYU Law graduates to embark on wide range of public interest fellowships
4/10/11
"'A Thousand Times More Fair: What Shakespeare’s Plays Teach Us About Justice': A book review"
4/10/11
"In Federal Court, a Docket Number for Global Terror"
4/8/11
Colleagues offer tributes to Joakim Dungel, (LL.M. ’07), killed in Afghanistan
4/8/11
Michael Danilack (LL.M. '90) gives KPMG lecture
4/8/11
"It's Panda-monium!"
4/8/11
"Even at Guantanamo, a 9/11 trial can serve justice"
4/7/11
"A Single Thread to Unravel the Quilt of Chinese Human Rights Abuses"
4/7/11
Annual Survey of American Law honors Cass Sunstein
4/6/11
NYU Law Revue riffs on West Side Story
4/6/11
Symposium for 25th anniversary of committee on women in New York courts includes Gloria Steinem
4/6/11
"Hearing ends with no decision on NFL lockout dispute"
4/6/11
"Al Qaeda expands presence in Yemen amid unstable government"
4/5/11
Jerome Skolnick's criminology scholarship honored at Hoffinger Criminal Justice Forum (VIDEO)
4/5/11
"How to lose friends in Washington: Be TARP cop"
4/5/11
"Retiring Chief Bankruptcy Judge Gonzalez Going to NYU"
4/5/11
"Wisconsin Union Law’s Future May Hinge on High Court Election"
4/4/11
"Nasdaq's NYSE Euronext bid may face antitrust hurdle"
4/4/11
Robert Howse wins Global Policy Journal’s Best Article Prize for 2010
4/3/11
"Israel Grapples With Retraction on U.N. Report"
4/3/11
"With Stakes High, N.F.L. Relies on a Star Lawyer"
4/2/11
"When a Lawsuit Is Too Big"
4/1/11
"How to Think Like Shakespeare: An Introduction"
4/1/11
"Giving to Those Giving Back: NYU's Root-Tilden-Kern Public Interest Scholarships"
4/1/11
Sally Katzen gives students a Washington insider's view of how regulations are made
4/1/11
"Has Emissions Cap and Trade Created Toxic Hotspots? A New Study Says No"
4/1/11
"Senator calls for independent probe of troubled military crime lab"
3/31/11
Richard Epstein wins Bradley Prize
3/31/11
"Warren Says Consumer Bureau Foes Should Look at Wall Street ‘Behemoths"
3/30/11
"Where the Bailout Went Wrong"
3/30/11
"The bogus narrative of the anti-PC champions"
3/30/11
"Thirty Years of Regulatory Review"
3/30/11
"Barofsky Says U.S. `Hopelessly Naive' on Bank Bailouts: Video"
3/30/11
"Sara Moss Celebrates The Estée Lauder Cos.’ Beautiful Initiatives"
3/30/11
One hundred years later, the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire is remembered
3/29/11
"TARP watchdog"
3/29/11
"Stop the football merry-go-round"
3/28/11
"Woman escapes deportation until status of same-sex marriage made clear"
3/25/11
Forum focuses on legal and journalistic ramifications of WikiLeaks (VIDEO)
3/25/11
"The nation: remembering the triangle factory fire"
3/25/11
"G.E.’s Strategies Let It Avoid Taxes Altogether"
3/24/11
"Why liberals should back Social Security reform"
3/24/11
Obama's chief counterterrorism adviser and U.S. representative address Brennan Center symposium
3/24/11
"Harry First Interview"
3/23/11
"2 Ways Of Looking At AT&T-T-Mobile"
3/23/11
"Craig Boise Named Dean at Cleveland-Marshall"
3/23/11
Judge Denny Chin highlights historic Asian-American trials in Korematsu Lecture
3/21/11
New book by Peter Guber '67 (LL.M. '68) examines power of storytelling
3/21/11
Charlie Sheen inspires Hays Fellow Eli Northrup's hip-hop alter ego
3/21/11
Jeremy Waldron testifies before U.K. Parliament committee about human rights issue
3/21/11
"Sizing up the key figures in the Barry Bonds perjury trial"
3/19/11
"For Public Financing Reform, All Eyes on New York State"
3/18/11
"Vatican praises EU decision on crucifixes in class"
3/18/11
Clarence B. Jones discusses new book at Brennan Center for Justice
3/18/11
"Adviser: Obama committed to civilian terror trials"
3/16/11
"First Payments Are Made to Victims of Marcos Rule"
3/16/11
"The Follies of Rent Control"
3/15/11
Center for Transnational Litigation and Commercial Law holds its second annual conference in Verona
3/15/11
Family Defense Clinic follows case all the way to Supreme Court
3/15/11
"The Peter King hearings on radical Islam"
3/14/11
Journal of Law and Liberty symposium examines whether law can survive its own language
3/14/11
President Obama nominates Jon Leibowitz '84 and Paul Piquado '99
3/14/11
"NFL labor talks now a game of chicken"
3/14/11
"Listen to Judge Lippman"
3/14/11
"Free Market Reforms For Health Care"
3/14/11
"How Shakespeare reflects law and justice in America"
3/11/11
Students answer Barry Friedman's call to help prepare amicus brief for health care reform suits
3/11/11
"Even in Sex Abuse Cases, Families Have Rights"
3/11/11
Verdict handed down in French criminal libel trial of Joseph Weiler
3/11/11
Law Women honor State Department attorney Christina Sanford '00 (VIDEO)
3/10/11
"Out of Jail in China, but Not Free"
3/10/11
"ElBaradei to Run for Egypt’s Presidency"
3/9/11
"NY Judge Honored for Efforts to Assure Immigrants Have Lawyers"
3/9/11
Forum looks at what makes urban areas work (VIDEO)
3/9/11
Kevin Huffman '98 is named Tennessee's education commissioner
3/8/11
NYU School of Law and UCLA School of Law launch joint annual tax policy conference
3/8/11
"Abnormal Interviews: Law Professor Catherine Sharkey"
3/8/11
"Lawsuit Seeks to Erase Bike Lane in New York City"
3/8/11
José Alvarez joins Institute for Transnational Arbitration's Academic Council
3/7/11
"Abusing a Dead Marine"
3/7/11
"Obama Clears Way for Guantánamo Trials"
3/7/11
"A Look at the Landmark Insider Trading Case"
3/6/11
"FACTBOX-Egypt's Elaraby accepts foreign minister post..."
3/5/11
"When Free Speech Feels Wrong"
3/3/11
"Hevesi Judge Shouldn’t Sentence Ex-Comptroller, Lawyer Says"
3/3/11
"Guyanese-born green card holder denied entry to US"
3/3/11
Joseph Weiler examines trial of Jesus in three-part lecture
3/2/11
"French Court Finds in Favor of Journal Editor Sued for Libel in Book Review"
3/2/11
"Legal Pitfalls"
3/2/11
"Were the Newburgh 4 Really Out to Blow Up Synagogues? A Defendant Finally Speaks Out."
3/2/11
Stephen Gillers '68 wins ABA professional responsibility award
3/2/11
Climate change lawsuits are the focus of NYU Law Forum (VIDEO)
3/1/11
"Marriage Brokers"
3/1/11
"Life Beyond TARP: Barofsky to Teach at NYU"
3/1/11
"Treasury Bailout Watchdog Barofsky to Become NYU Law Fellow"
3/1/11
Neil Barofsky ’95 to join NYU Law as senior fellow
2/28/11
"African commission asked to take case challenging CIA 'rendition' program"
2/28/11
Ryan Bubb addresses causes of mortgage crisis at NYU/Penn Conference on Law and Finance
2/26/11
"Teacher Convicts: New Issue on Layoffs"
2/25/11
Judge Patricia Wald takes part in a timely review of tyrants’ trials
2/24/11
Fifty years later, a discussion of "Freedom Riders"
2/24/11
"Law Profs Urge Ethics Rules for Supreme Court Justices"
2/24/11
"DOMA Done?"
2/24/11
"President Obama Changes Course on Defense of Marriage Act"
2/23/11
"NLRB Allows Pre-Recognition Framework Agreements"
2/23/11
"Al Qaeda the loser in Arab revolutions"
2/22/11
NYU Law to host 17th annual Public Service Auction February 24
2/22/11
"Murphy proposing bill on Supreme Court ethics"
2/22/11
Social injustices of Hurricane Katrina take center stage at NYU Law student event (VIDEO)
2/22/11
Forum panelists peer into the future for big law firms
2/22/11
"Why Celebrities Will Soon Be Jetting to France Over Tabloid Gossip"
2/22/11
Executive LL.M. in Taxation can now be completed entirely online
2/22/11
"The Wisconsin Shoot Out on Public Unions"
2/22/11
"Lawyer Brings Passion for Parents' Rights to Court Debut"
2/21/11
"From a Book Review to a Criminal Trial in France"
2/20/11
"Nearly 25 percent of MVA voter registrations fail"
2/18/11
Ryan Goodman admitted to Council on Foreign Relations
2/18/11
Arthur Miller named a Commander of the Order of the British Empire
2/18/11
Samuel Rascoff testifies before Senate committee on report about Fort Hood shooting
2/18/11
Oren Bar-Gill is one of the first recipients of a new American Law Institute award
2/17/11
"El fracaso de nuestro estado"
2/17/11
"In a Field of Reason, Lawyers Woo Luck Too"
2/17/11
Mohamed ElBaradei (LL.M. '71, J.S.D. '74, LL.D. '04) emerges as opposition leader in Egypt
2/17/11
"Dick Durbin Is Stealing Your Free Checking!"
2/16/11
"Freed Man’s Suit Accuses Brooklyn Prosecutors of Misconduct"
2/16/11
"China’s Leaders: Learning from Egypt – and Chen Guangcheng?"
2/16/11
Senators Tom Daschle and Trent Lott discuss Congress, past, present, and future (VIDEO)
2/16/11
Cynthia Estlund testifies before Subcommittee on Health, Employment, Labor and Pensions
2/16/11
"Lippman Backs Economies But Not at Cost of Access"
2/15/11
"Has Mohamed ElBaradei's time arrived?"
2/15/11
"Defending Courts’ Budget, Top Judge Resists Cuomo"
2/15/11
Eleanor Fox and Harry First host Global Administrative Law Competition Project workshop
2/15/11
Public Interest Law Center holds 34th annual career fair
2/15/11
Alan Houseman '68 delivers Leaders in Public Interest lecture on ending poverty (VIDEO)
2/15/11
"Al Qaeda militant-turned-witness released: U.S. court"
2/15/11
David Garland's book on death penalty wins PROSE Award
2/15/11
Forum panelists discuss the Supreme Court and its current docket (VIDEO)
2/14/11
"ElBaradei keeps watchful eye over transition"
2/14/11
Richard Epstein and Bruce Kuhlik, Merck's general counsel, co-teach food and drug law course
2/14/11
"Sucker Avoidance May Be Step to Presidency"
2/13/11
"NYU Legal Forum to Spotlight Domestic Corruption Alongside FCPA"
2/13/11
"Mob arrests raise issues of crime, port security"
2/11/11
"ElBaradei: 'It's The Greatest Day Of My Life'"
2/11/11
"People have to be in control"
2/11/11
United Nations Conference on Trade and Development acknowledges work of five former LL.M. students
2/11/11
NYU Law hosts American Constitution Society panel on corporate influence and the courts
2/11/11
Eleanor Fox honored with lifetime achievement award
2/10/11
"Attack of the Commerce Clause"
2/10/11
"The Next Step for Egypt’s Opposition"
2/9/11
"Florida governor turns Voting Rights Act rule on its head"
2/9/11
"Ethics reforms we can believe in"
2/8/11
"Tea Party Confuses Constitution with American Revolution"
2/8/11
"Are Federal Courts Biased in Favor of Big Business?"
2/8/11
"Lawyers Without Borders: It's Time to Globalize the J.D."
2/7/11
Helen Hershkoff examines private life of public rights in inaugural Wachtell Lecture
2/7/11
Forum panelists assess risk of another financial crisis (VIDEO)
2/6/11
"Secret of Ronald Reagan's success"
2/5/11
"Sen. Hatch: Kagan Should Sit Out Health Care Case"
2/5/11
"Doing the Judicial Math on Health Care"
2/4/11
"Health care and the Voting Rights Act"
2/4/11
IJA conference explores judicial cooperation between Europe and the United States
2/3/11
"A Senate flashback"
2/3/11
"ElBaradei Critiques the U.S., Yet Nurtures Ties"
2/2/11
"We already regulate inactivity"
2/2/11
"Study: Fuel Efficiency Regs For Heavy-Duty Trucks Should Be Strengthened"
2/2/11
"ElBaradei: The Opportunity"
2/2/11
"ElBaradei Says Unrest Will End if Mubarak Leaves"
2/1/11
Joseph Weiler stands up for academic freedom during his trial in Paris
2/1/11
Journal of Law & Business holds symposium on Dodd-Frank legislation (VIDEO)
2/1/11
"An unlikely populist steps into key role"
2/1/11
NYU Law's Global Climate Finance Project co-hosts workshop in Abu Dhabi
1/31/11
"East Village Bar Accused of Racist Door Policy"
1/31/11
"Academic round-up: January 31"
1/31/11
"Mubarak’s Grip on Power Is Shaken"
1/31/11
"The man of the movement"
1/31/11
"Newspapers Scramble to Make Profit on Web"
1/31/11
Women of Color Collective holds panel on sex trafficking
1/31/11
"U.S. Said to Reduce Civilian Deaths After Increasing CIA Pakistan Strikes"
1/31/11
"Mohamed ElBaradei: 'What has begun, cannot go back'"
1/31/11
"Protests Persist in Egypt as New Cabinet Is Seated"
1/31/11
"Cairo Protesters Urge Mass Rally on Tuesday"
1/30/11
"An immigration reform window opens"
1/29/11
"A Nobelist Has an Unfamiliar Role in Protests"
1/28/11
"John Batchelor Show, January 28"
1/28/11
Daryl Levinson delivers inaugural lecture for David Boies Professorship of Law
1/28/11
"Egyptian military deploys in Cairo under curfew"
1/28/11
"Court interpreter shortage nears crisis"
1/28/11
"Mohamed ElBaradei: Egypt's Potential Future Leader?"
1/28/11
"Egypt puts Nobel Peace laureate Mohamed ElBaradei under house arrest"
1/28/11
"Egypt Calls In Army as Protesters Rage"
1/28/11
"Curfew Set as Regime Defies U.S. Calls"
1/28/11
Charles Rettig (LL.M. '82) named chairman of the Internal Revenue Service Advisory Council
1/28/11
"Influence of special interests felt in state courts"
1/27/11
"2 politicians exit with leftover funds"
1/27/11
"A Verdict Replies to Terrorists, and to Critics"
1/26/11
"Egyptian Youths Drive the Revolt Against Mubarak"
1/26/11
Neil Barofsky '95, special inspector general of TARP, gives inaugural Guarini Lecture
1/26/11
"TARP Report: Homeowner-Aid Efforts Are Falling Short"
1/26/11
Mitra Hormozi '95 appointed to New York governor's public integrity commission
1/26/11
"Obama Backs Cut in U.S. Corporate Tax Rate Only If It Won't Affect Deficit"
1/26/11
"Will Business Kill Tax Reform?"
1/26/11
"Ex-Guantanamo Detainee Receives Life Sentence"
1/25/11
"Ronald Dworkin on Living a Good Life"
1/25/11
"Scalia Speaks to Tea Party Caucus, Democrats"
1/25/11
"What Is a Good Life?"
1/24/11
"Too Moderately Moderate"
1/24/11
"De Blasio, Squadron, Others Seek To Curb Corporate Campaign Spending"
1/24/11
"Obama's State of the Union speech must define 'a compelling economic strategy'"
1/24/11
"Ethics of climate change rise alongside economic concerns"
1/23/11
"Impact of Tunisia Unrest on Middle East"
1/23/11
"`Socialized Medicine' Will Start With Judges"
1/23/11
"Tensions rise between Supreme Court, politicians"
1/21/11
"The Return of Lochner?"
1/21/11
"Thomas failed to disclose wife's income, group says"
1/21/11
"Barry Friedman Considers Citizens United"
1/21/11
"Obama’s executive order could actually be a win for the environment"
1/21/11
Philip Alston receives honorary doctorate from Maastricht University
1/21/11
"FBI rounds up more than 100 alleged mobsters"
1/20/11
"Kenya cops kill suspects at point-blank range"
1/20/11
"Three Kenyan policemen suspended over shooting of three suspects"
1/20/11
"The Skinny on MTV’s ‘Skins’: Good Clean Fun or Child Porn?"
1/20/11
"The Simpsons, Skins, and Child Porn"
1/20/11
"Obama's Executive Order: Olive Branch to Whom?"
1/20/11
"FBI arrests 127 mafia suspects"
1/20/11
"Guantanamo Detainees to Be Tried in Military Courts"
1/19/11
"A Racy Show With Teenagers Steps Back From a Boundary"
1/19/11
"Advocacy Group Says Justices May Have Conflict in Campaign Finance Cases"
1/19/11
Institute for Policy Integrity praises Barack Obama’s new executive order
1/19/11
"Move Reflects Shift In President's Tone"
1/19/11
Institute for Policy Integrity hosts discussion of international biodiversity preservation (AUDIO)
1/18/11
"Obama's Regulatory Review Gets Mixed Response"
1/18/11
"It's vital to remove Osama bin Laden"
1/18/11
"Obama's Executive Order to Overhaul Business Regulations"
1/18/11
"Obama Makes Nice Over Regs"
1/18/11
"Obama Issues Executive Order to Cut Red Tape"
1/18/11
Theodor Meron receives honorary law doctorate from University of Warsaw
1/18/11
"Classical Liberalism: The Best Antidote to Incivility"
1/18/11
"MLK celebration focuses on justice"
1/18/11
"Lawyers for Guantanamo Detainee Seek to Dismiss Sole Conviction"
1/15/11
"Corporate tax reform: Talk grows louder"
1/14/11
"Amid Rift, Imam’s Role in Islam Center Is Sharply Cut"
1/14/11
"U.S. Plans to Sue 4 States Over Laws Requiring Secret Ballots for Unionizing"
1/14/11
Rush Atkinson '10 and Beth George '10 hired by Justice Department's Honors Program
1/14/11
Samuel Estreicher wins Labor and Employment Relations Association's highest honor
1/13/11
"Debating 'Citizens United'"
1/13/11
"Free speech can't exist unchained. US politics needs the tonic of order"
1/12/11
"Problems of Democracy"
1/12/11
"Legal experts question stings in terror cases"
1/12/11
Immigrant Rights Clinic celebrates end-of-year victories
1/11/11
Ronald Dworkin publishes his latest book, Justice for Hedgehogs
1/11/11
Lionel Yee Woon Chin (LL.M. '99) becomes Singapore’s second solicitor general
1/10/11
"Judges Berate Bank Lawyers in Foreclosures"
1/10/11
Paul Quigley (LL.M. '05) founds Irish news website
1/10/11
Debut novel by Matthew Gallaway '95 praised in New York Times
1/9/11
"Far From Border, U.S. Detains Foreign Students"
1/5/11
"A History of American Death Penalty"
1/5/11
"Scalia to talk about Constitution to House members"
1/4/11
"Big Money, Low Politics and the High Court... An Exchange of Views"
1/4/11
"Hold the REINS: Regulations generate major economic benefits"
1/3/11
"More Va. inmates destined for local jails"
1/1/11
"Experts: Cuomo must close budget gap"
1/1/11
"Judging the Judges: Landmark Iowa Elections Send Tremor Through the Judicial Retention System"
12/31/10
"2010 "Person" of the Year: The U.S. Supreme Court"
12/29/10
"Dodging Repatriation Tax Lets U.S. Companies Bring Home Cash"
12/23/10
"On the Death Sentence"
12/23/10
Paul Francis '80 named New York's new director of agency redesign and efficiency
12/23/10
Janet Sabel '84 named New York’s executive deputy attorney general for social justice
12/22/10
"A Pick for Sensitive Justice Post"
12/22/10
Barry Friedman's op-ed named one of Atlantic's top 10 legal reads
12/22/10
Maribel Hernández '10 wins Fried Frank/MALDEF Fellowship
12/22/10
Caroline Waldner '10 (LL.M. '11) wins 2010 Tannenwald writing competition
12/22/10
John Sexton announces NYU role for former British prime minister Gordon Brown
12/22/10
Law School welcomes Spring 2011 visitors
12/22/10
"Just What the AG Ordered: Stevens Institute of Technology Welcomes Its First GC"
12/22/10
Irving Picard (LL.M. ’67) announces record recovery for victims of Bernard Madoff’s fraud
12/21/10
"Lose the Baseball Analogy"
12/21/10
"A closer look at Title IX: The pros and the cons"
12/21/10
Elizabeth-Ann Tierney '11 receives Zubrow Fellowship from Juvenile Law Center
12/21/10
"Banning Alcohol Seemed Like a Great Idea, Too: Ann Woolner"
12/21/10
Jeremy Waldron to receive American Philosophical Society's Phillips Prize
12/20/10
"Village Voice"
12/20/10
"High-Earning Women Lose More From Motherhood"
12/20/10
Albert Diaz '88 and Raymond Lohier Jr. '91 confirmed as federal appeals court judges
12/20/10
"America and the Death Penalty"
12/18/10
"The Different Costs of Motherhood"
12/16/10
"Espada Pleads Not Guilty, Predicts 'Complete Vindication'"
12/16/10
"Health Care Rulings Reignite Judicial Bias Debate"
12/16/10
"U.S. Rethinks Strategy for the Unthinkable"
12/15/10
"Virginia v. Sebelius"
12/15/10
"That Lady With the Scales Poses for Her Portraits"
12/15/10
"2010's Top 10 Must-Reads in the Law"
12/15/10
"Tea Party Love of Constitution May Kill It"
12/15/10
"Hedge Fund Industry on Notice as Law Enforcement Tapes Phone Calls"
12/14/10
Harry First pursues antitrust projects in India and China and elsewhere
12/14/10
Cynthia Estlund and Steven Greenhouse '82 discuss employee representation in the workplace
12/14/10
José Alvarez's speech debunks idea that the nation-state is in decline
12/14/10
"Legal Analysis Of Obama Health Care"
12/13/10
"The Best Argument Against Gay Marriage"
12/13/10
"ObamaCare Is Now On The Ropes"
12/13/10
At CLS Open Forum, discussion of possible war with Iran
12/12/10
"'Manufacturing crimes' revisited"
12/12/10
"Law Lab"
12/11/10
"Justice Stevens and the Death Penalty"
12/11/10
"Reality Check"
12/10/10
Graduate Tax Program event considers the effects of tax policy on entrepreneurship (VIDEO)
12/10/10
Jeremy Creelan, former Brennan Center deputy director, appointed to Cuomo administration
12/10/10
Sally Engle Merry's book on international human rights and gender violence wins anthropology prize
12/9/10
"The Historic Election"
12/9/10
"From Queens, Support for a Dissident"
12/9/10
"Evidence Of Misconduct: Never Having To Say You’re Sorry"
12/9/10
A globetrotting Benedict Kingsbury goes from 16th Century Europe to modern-day Asia
12/8/10
"Haiti must have fair, democratic new elections - and the ravaged nation can't wait"
12/8/10
"A dollar & a dream"
12/8/10
"Are entrepreneurs exploiting a tax loophole?"
12/8/10
"U.S. Tax-Break Said to Cost $100 Billion a Year, N.Y. Post Says"
12/7/10
"Improve legal defense for poor with free-market solution"
12/7/10
Bernard Grofman, faculty in residence, receives honorary degree in Denmark
12/7/10
David Boies (LL.M. '67) wins a record-setting $1.3 billion copyright infringement case
12/7/10
Brian Burgess '09 to serve as special assistant to the Solicitor General of the United States
12/6/10
For David Golove and Daniel Hulsebosch, current NYU Law Review article will lead to a book
12/3/10
"Trial by Entrapment"
12/2/10
"EUA são mais rigorosos para cumprir sentenças penais"
12/2/10
"WikiLeaks, Secrets, and Lies"
12/2/10
"Recount Finds 195,000 Votes Were Missed on Election Night"
12/2/10
Brennan Center will defend campaign finance law before Supreme Court
12/2/10
Gunnar Groh (LL.M. '11) co-authors international corporate law casebook
12/1/10
Brennan Center counsel Monica Youn is National Book Award poetry finalist
12/1/10
Guarini Center for Environmental and Land Use Law fellows blog from Cancun
12/1/10
Peggy Twohig '83 joins the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau implementation team
12/1/10
"A Defense That Could Be Obsolete"
12/1/10
"EU Probes Google For Anti-Trust Issues"
11/30/10
"Liberalisation, Consolidation & the Struggle to Survive"
11/30/10
"Financial 411: Washington Tackles Taxes and the Deficit"
11/30/10
Institute for Policy Integrity report drawing attention to flawed state regulatory procedures
11/30/10
"Supreme Court to rule on Arizona campaign law"
11/29/10
"Derek Jeter Strikes Out"
11/29/10
"Supreme Court to hear Ariz. campaign finance case"
11/29/10
"Supreme Court to examine Arizona campaign-finance reform law"
11/29/10
"Justices to Assess Arizona Campaign Financing"
11/29/10
"Supreme Court to review Ariz. campaign finance law"
11/29/10
"In U.S. Sting Operations, Questions of Entrapment"
11/29/10
Former Justice John Paul Stevens reviews David Garland's new book
11/29/10
"Prison Ruling Stirs Up California"
11/28/10
"Our View: Pension logs a good example of bad regs"
11/28/10
"Trading Secrets at the Heart of Trial"
11/27/10
"Ex-Justice Criticizes Death Penalty"
11/27/10
"1-800-Trial-Bar"
11/27/10
"The suicide pacts"
11/26/10
"The FP Top 100 Global Thinkers"
11/26/10
"A ‘Normal’ Election Shows Taiwan’s Progress"
11/25/10
"The Prisoners' Dilemma"
11/25/10
"Study: NY's regulatory system gets a D-minus grade"
11/23/10
"Government By Waiver: The Breakdown Of Public Administration"
11/23/10
Several alumni receive pro bono advocacy honor from Sanctuary for Families
11/22/10
"Richard Epstein on Barack Obama, his former Chicago Law Colleague "
11/22/10
Devon Carbado looks at three "post-racial" challenges in Bell Lecture
11/22/10
NYPD Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly (LL.M. '74) discusses urban crime
11/22/10
"City Violent Crimes Spike Even as Overall Rate Falls"
11/21/10
"Rules for government? The Legislature will be the judge of that"
11/21/10
"Bob Batterman, negotiator for NFL, says he wants a labor deal, not a lockout"
11/21/10
"Ireland Shows Supply-Side Shortcomings"
11/21/10
"Campaign to keep jailed Nobel winner in spotlight"
11/19/10
"Ghailani Could Still Get Life Sentence"
11/19/10
Immigrant Rights Clinic receives Advocate of the Decade Award from Domestic Workers United
11/19/10
Former Adjunct Professor John Adams will receive the 2010 Presidential Medal of Freedom
11/19/10
"Guilty Until Proven Guilty"
11/18/10
New York Attorney General-Elect Eric Schneiderman announces transition committee
11/18/10
"Fallout Expected After Guantanamo Detainee Acquitted"
11/18/10
"Ghailani Verdict"
11/18/10
"U.S. civilian court acquits ex-Guantanamo detainee of all major terrorism charges"
11/18/10
CLS Open Forum considers the relationship between natural resources and national security (VIDEO)
11/18/10
"Criminals or Enemy Combatants—Obama Can't Keep Dodging In Terror Debate"
11/17/10
"Strauss-Kahn, the fall"
11/17/10
"Report criticizes state's regulatory climate"
11/17/10
"Justices Are Long on Words but Short on Guidance"
11/17/10
Richard Stewart appears before the Federal Blue Ribbon commission on nuclear waste
11/17/10
"Jury Appears Deadlocked in Landmark Civilian Trial of Gitmo Prisoner"
11/16/10
"New report questions W.Va. rulemaking process"
11/16/10
"A closer look at Title IX: The pros and the cons"
11/16/10
"Is Afghanistan A Lost Cause?"
11/16/10
"Think tank: Florida deserves a 'C' because of 'bargain basement' regulations"
11/16/10
"New voting system questioned in tight NY contests"
11/16/10
"Morning Energy"
11/16/10
"Investing in Someone Else's Lawsuit"
11/15/10
"In Virginia, a long road to rights restoration for felons"
11/15/10
"U.S. Government: Too Big To Succeed?"
11/15/10
Richard Goldstone and Radhika Coomaraswamy discuss human right fact finding efforts (VIDEO)
11/14/10
"Justices Scalia, Breyer speak at lecture series"
11/12/10
"Obama and Protectionism in the G20"
11/12/10
"A Little Less Privacy, a Bit More Security"
11/11/10
"Trouble with the law"
11/11/10
"Coziness between jails, ICE worries immigrants"
11/11/10
"Kahan and Rock and the problem with proxy access"
11/10/10
Samuel Estreicher co-authors New York Law Journal article on a key Alien Tort Statute ruling
11/10/10
"Emmer plays coy in return to spotlight"
11/9/10
CLS fall conference focuses on the tension between free speech and national security (VIDEO)
11/9/10
"Let Cathie Black Dig Down Deep To Institute Major Education Reforms"
11/9/10
"Kindler, Yoga and the Art of Deal-Making"
11/8/10
"What Happens When a State Goes Bankrupt?"
11/8/10
"The Bizarre Trade Economics Of Barack Obama"
11/8/10
Crime control and civil liberties: the NYU Law Forum examines stop-and-frisk policing (VIDEO)
11/5/10
"U.N. Human Rights Council to Take Aim at New Target: United States"
11/4/10
Cynthia Estlund and Samuel Estreicher participate in NLRB 75th anniversary conference
11/4/10
Jerome Bruner receives honorary doctorate at international psychology congress in Argentina
11/4/10
Richard Stewart and Dale Jamieson discuss new book on climate ethics (VIDEO)
11/4/10
"Elections, court ruling leave small window for repeal of Don't Ask, Don't Tell"
11/4/10
"Law Firm Of BP Claims Czar Paid $3.3M So Far"
11/3/10
"Packaging Politics With Personality"
11/3/10
"The Nationalization of Congressional Elections"
11/3/10
"Repairman Delio Nunez's citizenship bid turns into deportation rap over years-old crime"
11/2/10
"Eye of the beholder: Cute, naked photos of tots pose dilemma for parents"
11/2/10
In Arthur Miller's class, Erie case goes musical
11/1/10
Margaret Lewis '03 wins Jerome A. Cohen Prize for paper on China's exclusionary rule
11/1/10
Foreign “land grabs” and human rights are focus of a CHRGJ report
10/29/10
Panelists at NYU Law Forum take on tax cuts (VIDEO)
10/29/10
"State Court to Exchange Guidance With a Foreign One"
10/28/10
"The Right to Food: Corporate, Foreign Gov’t Land Grab Causing Hunger in Poor Countries "
10/28/10
"'Robo-Calls' Spark Debate Over Justice O'Connor's Support for Ballot Initiative"
10/28/10
Newark Mayor Cory Booker speaks about combating urban crime (VIDEO)
10/27/10
NYU team reaches finals at 2010 Foreign Direct Investment International Moot Competition
10/27/10
"Prosecutors pepper jurors with 'al-Qaida' at NYC terror trial of Guantanamo detainee"
10/26/10
"China and its Ocean Disputes"
10/26/10
Rubin Symposium explores international law in the Arctic (VIDEO)
10/25/10
Bryan Stevenson wins public service award from Stanford Law School
10/25/10
Institute for Policy Integrity kicks off Conversations with Eco-Innovators
10/25/10
IILJ hosts discussion of Beebe/Kaldor book (VIDEO)
10/22/10
Breaking news makes "don't ask, don't tell" a hot topic for Forum (VIDEO)
10/22/10
Kevin Davis speech in Korea addresses global anti-corruption regime
10/21/10
2010 grad takes first in environmental law essay contest
10/19/10
Robert Henry, former 10th Circuit chief judge, discusses originalism in Madison Lecture (VIDEO)
10/19/10
Randy Barnett examines the constitutionality of the health care reform act in Hayek Lecture (VIDEO)
10/19/10
Richard Ketchum '75 appointed to President's Advisory Council on Financial Capability
10/18/10
Samuel Issacharoff takes Citizens United discussion abroad
10/15/10
CHRGJ previews new web-based portal resource on business and human rights
10/15/10
Nathalie Laureano (LL.M. '10) working with president of Brazil
10/15/10
NYU’s Stern School of Business and NCAER co-host workshop at NYU Law
10/15/10
Samuel Estreicher's article prompts reforms by National Labor Relations Board general counsel
10/13/10
Senator Chris Dodd is keynote speaker at the 2010 Global Economic Policy Forum (VIDEO)
10/13/10
The NYU Law Forum takes on immigration politics and policy (VIDEO)
10/13/10
CHRGJ hosts regional workshops exploring gender, national security, and counter-terrorism
10/13/10
Geoffrey Miller discusses two new books
10/11/10
Dolores Huerta, leading workers' rights advocate, delivers Sheinberg Lecture (VIDEO)
10/8/10
Forum takes on war crimes and peace efforts in Sudan
10/5/10
Richard Revesz named member of Administrative Conference of the United States
9/29/10
Richard Stewart testifies before national commission on BP oil spill
9/29/10
Richard Epstein delivers inaugural lecture for the Laurence A. Tisch Professorship of Law
9/28/10
Michael Nadler '11 wins first prize in Smith-Babcock-Williams Student Writing Competition
9/28/10
Colin Reardon '10 wins LexisNexis competition for paper on Twombly and Iqbal
9/28/10
Law School co-hosts 36th annual bankruptcy workshop
9/24/10
Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley delivers Abrams lecture (VIDEO)
9/22/10
IILJ's conference on indicators and global governance taps unexplored area (VIDEO)
9/20/10
Oren Bar-Gill joins Behavioral Science & Policy as associate editor
9/16/10
First 2010-11 Forum tackles BP oil spill
9/13/10
Gelatt Dialogue's host of experts focuses on complexities of Chinese legal system
9/10/10
Center on Law and Security kicks off fall season
9/2/10
CHRGJ co-hosts event exploring gender, national security, and counter-terrorism in Africa
9/2/10
Immigrant Rights Clinic puts spotlight on U.S. Border Patrol
9/1/10
2009-10 Faculty News round up
8/30/10
Richard Pildes talks about his controversial proposal for elections
8/27/10
NYU Law-founded group wins major pro bono service award
8/27/10
Micah Berul '00 leads NLRB to important win
8/26/10
Franco Ferrari article cited by Third Circuit
8/19/10
James Jacobs appointed to National Institute of Corrections advisory board
8/17/10
Kenji Yoshino examines Proposition 8 case in NYU Law podcast interview
8/12/10
Law School welcomes Fall 2010 visitors
8/10/10
Kenji Yoshino discusses California same-sex marriage ruling on Charlie Rose
8/9/10
Shawn Pelsinger '09 (LL.M. '10) presents papers to multiple international conferences
8/6/10
Law School welcomes six new fulltime faculty members
8/6/10
David Boies (LL.M. '67) wins major same-sex marriage case
8/6/10
Nicholas Bagley '05 testifies before Senate Subcommittee on Administrative Oversight and the Courts
8/3/10
For a second year, NYU Law sponsors legal education summer programs for underprivileged students
8/3/10
Antitrust law and economics seminar book dedicated to Eleanor Fox
8/3/10
U.K. Supreme Court cites articles by Andreas Lowenfeld
8/3/10
Herbert Kelleher '56 named chair of Dallas Federal Reserve Bank
7/28/10
Eloise Gore '79 chosen as advisor to FCC commissioner
7/28/10
Ira Rubinstein testifies before House Subcommittee on Commerce, Trade, and Consumer Protection
7/23/10
Article by Stephen Choi and Linda Silberman cited in Supreme Court
7/23/10
International Human Rights Funders Group annual conference held at Law School
7/20/10
Franco Ferrari's paper cited by German high court in opinion
7/20/10
Eminent tax scholar and professor Paul McDaniel dies at age 74
7/19/10
IJA's 51st annual New Appellate Judges Seminar brings 30 adjudicators to NYU Law
7/16/10
Article by Rochelle Dreyfuss cited in Supreme Court decision
7/16/10
Law School hosts international doctoral candidates at annual ATLAS Agora
7/14/10
Joseph Weiler argues high-profile classroom crucifix case before European Court of Human Rights
7/12/10
Alyssa Bell '10 wins human rights writing competition
7/3/10
Many NYU Law alumni answer call to serve in the Obama administration
7/1/10
IRC victory in a mandatory-detention case likely to have broad impact
6/30/10
Justice Breyer cites work by Richard Pildes in major Supreme Court ruling
6/30/10
ACLU of New Jersey honors Law School alums
6/29/10
Barry Friedman participates in panel on Roberts Court and judicial activism (VIDEO)
6/29/10
Guarini Government Summer Series gives NYU Law students access to Washington insiders
6/28/10
Margaret Satterthwaite '99 awarded funds for human-rights research study in Haiti
6/25/10
Lauren Burke '09, a Skadden fellow, searches for love in New York City one lock at a time
6/25/10
Steven C. Krane '81, former president of the New York State Bar Association, dies suddenly at age 53
6/23/10
Bankruptcy and bank regulation scholar Sarah Woo to join NYU Law faculty
6/22/10
Richard Epstein op-ed proposes removing liability caps for oil drillers
6/21/10
Senator Tom Harkin delivers third annual Living Constitution Lecture
6/21/10
Article co-authored by Samuel Estreicher and Daniel Weick '09 explores exclusionary rule alternative
6/18/10
Stephen Schulhofer testifies on mandatory minimum sentences
6/16/10
Kenneth Feinberg '70 to administer BP claim fund
6/16/10
New faces and new positions at the Law School
6/16/10
Law School clinic and center make winning arguments in key Supreme Court immigration case
6/15/10
Immigrant Rights Clinic wins habeas petition for client
6/11/10
Center for Labor and Employment Law's annual conference examines dispute resolution
6/11/10
Steven Banks '81 and Michael Rothenberg '91 named to legal services task force
6/9/10
Levinson will be David Boies Professor of Law
6/8/10
Study spearheaded by Stevenson finds racial discrimination in jury selection
6/7/10
Samuel Issacharoff op-ed looks at how to deal with captured enemy combatants in unconventional wars
6/7/10
Philip Alston files final reports as special rapporteur to the United Nations
6/3/10
Thomas Nagel is awarded honorary doctorate of laws from Harvard
6/2/10
Paul Francis '80 joins Andrew Cuomo’s gubernatorial campaign
6/2/10
Richard Epstein to be the inaugural Laurence A. Tisch Professor of Law
5/28/10
Richard Pildes testifies before presidential task force on Puerto Rico's political status
5/28/10
University of London holds symposium in tribute to Thomas Franck
5/27/10
Center on the Administration of Criminal Law hosts panel on federal sentencing
5/26/10
Goodman joins Department of State Advisory Committee on International Law
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