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NYU School of Law and its faculty, students, alumni, centers and programs are frequently featured in the media. The following lists recent news stories, interviews and op-eds.

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"Post-Sandy Aid Inaccessible For Some Immigrants"
11/26/2012
NPR (Audio)
"Chen Guangcheng: Rebel of the Year 2012"
11/26/2012
GQ
"Will the Courts Return to Protecting Economic Liberty?"
11/26/2012
Ricochet
"Heat on Carr over Australian detained in China"
11/24/2012
Sydney Morning Herald
"Conversation on Comprehensive Immigration Reform Changes After Election"
11/24/2012
WNYC
"Lobbying, a Windfall and a Leader's Family"
11/24/2012
New York Times
"Democracy, or plutocracy?"
11/24/2012
Albany Times-Union
"CUNY Professor Honored for Promoting Diversity"
11/23/2012
New York Law Journal
"Mary Miller vs. Neil Barofsky for the S.E.C."
11/22/2012
New York Times
"PSU attorney-client privilege challenged"
11/22/2012
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
"The Cat's Meow and the Dog's Mouthpiece"
11/22/2012
New York Times
"Sam Rascoff, Middle East expert, discusses the bombing of a bus in Tel Aviv on Wednesday"
11/21/2012
Fox Good Day NY (Video)
"Who, What, Why: Is public nudity a form of free speech?"
11/21/2012
BBC News
"Ten Articles To Help You Explain This Election to Your Relatives"
11/21/2012
Slate
"The Real Reasons You Waited Hours in Line to Vote"
11/20/2012
Atlantic
"The Flat Tax Solution"
11/20/2012
Defining Ideas
"Has the South Risen Above Racist Voting Laws?"
11/19/2012
Slate
"NY Fed wins dismissal of ex-AIG CEO's bailout lawsuit"
11/19/2012
Reuters
"This 'Budget Geek' Can Solve Fiscal Problem in a Jiffy"
11/19/2012
CNBC (Video)
"Passion for social justice leads Bridget McCormack to Michigan Supreme Court"
11/19/2012
Detroit News
"Judicial Elections, Unhinged"
11/18/2012
New York Times
"2012 Miami Book Fair: Bailout"
11/18/2012
C-Span (Video)
"Constitutional Draft Leaves Tunisia's Future Political System in Limbo"
11/17/2012
Tunisia Live
"If you read only one thing..."
11/17/2012
Politico Playbook
"More Small Dogs and Big Home Prices"
11/16/2012
New York Times
"Chart: Our broken Senate"
11/16/2012
Maddow Blog (MSNBC)
"At N.Y.U., Assessing Problems in College Athletics"
11/15/2012
New York Times
"Borrower targeted for mortgage fraud, while bankers got bailouts"
11/15/2012
NBC Rock Center (Video)
"Judging a judge: Chancellor Strine's comments called weird, disgusting"
11/15/2012
Gannett
"Changing the Conventional Wisdom on Wall Street"
11/15/2012
New York Times
"Right to Vote"
11/14/2012
New Yorker (Subscription Required)
"Law and Politics in China"
11/14/2012
WNYC Leonard Lopate Show (Audio)
"Revisiting the Voting Rights Act in the Supreme Court"
11/13/2012
MSNBC Now with Alex Wagner
"One Nation, Under Compromise?"
11/13/2012
Defining Ideas
"Voting rights groups call for election reforms"
11/12/2012
Gannett
"The elections that big money didn't buy"
11/11/2012
MSNBC Up with Chris Hayes (Video)
"In Unusual Move, Delaware Supreme Court Rebukes a Judge"
11/09/2012
New York Times
"Visa, MasterCard Fee Deal Falls Too Short, Retailers Claim"
11/09/2012
Bloomberg Businessweek
"Harvard-Trained Communists Vie for Power as Party Gathers"
11/09/2012
Bloomberg
"Chinese official claims ignorance of blind activist"
11/09/2012
Reuters
"Let Common Sense Overcome Partisanship"
11/08/2012
New York Times Room for Debate
"Do Foreclosures Increase Crime After All?"
11/08/2012
Atlantic
"Five ways to make long elections lines shorter"
11/08/2012
Washington Post
"Fighting words or free speech?"
11/08/2012
Portland Tribune
"New York Officials Work to Curtail Price Gouging"
11/07/2012
Voice of America
"If You Think Elizabeth Warren Is Going To Act Like A Junior Senator, Think Again"
11/07/2012
Business Insider
"Efforts to Oust State Supreme Court Justices Fail"
11/07/2012
Wall Street Journal
"Massachusetts Senate Race 2012: Warren Win Is Big Wall Street Loss"
11/06/2012
Huffington Post
"Bullying and using employees for political purposes is objectionable"
11/06/2012
The Hill
"Heads Up, Instagrammers: It's Actually Prohibited in New York (and Many Other States) to Share a Photo of Your Marked Ballot"
11/06/2012
New York Observer