Archive - Faculty News

• Zengerle Discusses Supreme Court and the War on Terror
• Espinel Participates in U.S. Chamber of Commerce IP Summit
• Espinel Comments on U.S. Win in WTO Complaint Against China
• Johnsen Submits Comment Letter to SEC
• Rao On Judicial Appointments
• Lerner Reviews Senator Jim Webb's Most Recent Book
• Hazlett in WSJ: Another Way to Free the Airwaves
• Hazlett in Financial Times: "All You Can Eat" Internet Thing of the Past?
• Krauss on Voters' Legal Residence
• Zywicki on Review of Bankruptcy Reform
• Sales Comments in Washington Post on CIA Official's Fraud Case
• Alvaré on Palin
• Zywicki on Bankruptcy Surge in Georgia
• Zywicki on Theme Park Bankruptcy
• Zywicki in LA Times: Survival of the Fittest
• Sales in Washington Post: Playing With Fire
• Alvaré Key Organizer of Conference Examining Challenges of Contemporary Feminism
• Malcolm Delivers Paper at Conference on Freedom and the Rule of Law
• Sales Contributes to Homeland Security Task Force
• Krauss Lectures on Heller
• Rabkin Participates in Cato Symposium on Supreme Court
• Espinel Comments on Efforts to Block Russia's Entry to WTO
• Hayward in Weekly Standard: Bereft of Clear Standards
• Verret Interview with Delaware Chief Justice in WSJ
• Sales on Spotting Graymail
• Verret: Efficient Markets Offer Hope of Taming Risk
• Somin Addresses Future of Federalism at AEI Conference
• Somin Podcast for Cato: Nudging Paternalists
• Rabkin Book Review Carried in Weekly Standard
• Vermont on Nintendo Patent Infringement Suit
• Rabkin in Weekly Standard: On "The Impeachment Hearings"
• Miami Herald: Tom Whitehead's Vision
• Somin in Legal Times: Heller Only the Beginning
• McCabe on Neuroeconomics in The Economist
• Rabkin Addresses Constitutional Limits in Hill Testimony
• Hayward Named to New Congressional Ethics Panel
• Zengerle in National Law Journal: Separating the War From the Warrior
• Hazlett in Financial Times: On the Innovation Commons
• Polsby in Time: Two-Year Law Programs a Major Change
• Davies: Debunking Supreme Court Myth
• Sales Returns to Hill for Testimony on Visa Waiver Program
• Polsby on Changes in Law School Rankings
• Schleicher Paper on One-Party Politics Draws Notice
• Rabkin in Washington Times: Look Before You Leap
• Sales Hill Testimony Cited in New York Times
• Sales Provides Capitol Hill Testimony on Laptop Searches
• Alvaré Speaks at 13th Eucharistic Congress
• Polsby Comments In Chicago Tribune on Two-Year Law Programs
• Krauss on "Precautionary Principle"
• O'Neill Nominated by Bush to DC District Court
• Hazlett Book Review in Weekly Standard
• Vermont Profiled in Washington Business Journal
• Davies on Judicial Pay Raises: Pass the Hat
• Hazlett in Financial Times: Perversion of Antitrust
• Zywicki Appears on Panel at National Press Club
• Bernstein Cited in Forbes Article
• Cohen in Newsweek: On Human Organ Sales
• Verret in Chicago Tribune: Mailbox Monopoly
• Somin in LA Times: Vote No on Proposition 99
• Rotunda: A Bright-line Rule for Judiciary
• Rotunda on High Court Recusals
• Alvare Interviewed by EWTN
• Hazlett and Wright: On the Crisis in College Basketball
• Rotunda Appointed to McCain Justice Advisory Committee
• Rotunda on Judicial Conflict of Interest
• Somin on Shared Roots of Property, Civil Rights
• Sales on Proposed DHS Exit Controls
• Alvare Appointed by Pope Benedict XVI to Advisory Board
• Hayward Participates in Election Year Summit
• Hazlett in International Herald Tribune: An Attack on Google
• McCabe: Effect of Cost-shifting Statutes Overrated
• Hazlett in Financial Times: Freedom Drives Productive Solutions
• McCabe on Neuroeconomics: Link Between Sex and Greed
• Somin on Property Rights in NRO
• Hazlett on XM-Sirius Merger
• Espinel on China IP Violations
• Hayward on Constitutionality of Voter ID Laws
• Somin Comments Cited by Denver Post
• Sales in WSJ: Abuse in Information Sharing
• Krauss in Washington Post: Momentous Supreme Court Decision
• Rotunda: High Court Recusals Create Uncertainty in the Law
• Hayward Contributes to Harvard Election Law Symposium
• Somin Comments Carried in WSJ
• Berkowitz on Liberal Education and Korea's Future
• Katzen-Dyk Testifies Before House Small Business Committee
• Bush Nominates Rotunda for Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board
• Sales: Flawed Visa Waiver Program Requires Reform
• Espinel Addresses Congressional Intellectual Property Caucus
• Krauss in American Thinker: Legal Force and Collective Punishment
• Krauss in Investor's Business Daily: Oregon's Defiance Invites Supreme Court Ruling on Punitive Damage Limits
• Krauss in USA Today on Confidentiality Agreements in Tort Suits
• Lund Drafts Amicus Curiae Brief for SAF in DC Second Amendment Case Before Supreme Court
• Zywicki Weighs in on Use of Smart Forms in Bankruptcy Filings
• Zywicki Moderates AEI Discussion of University Endowments
• Bernstein Comments on Yale Controversy in Padilla v. Yoo
• The Green Bag: Scholarly Support for Candidates is Nothing New
• Hazlett in Financial Times: "Antitrust Case of the Century" Ten Years Later
• Rotunda in NY Times: Something Wrong With the Law?
• On the Air: Hayward Debates Indiana Voter ID Case
• Rotunda in Washington Post: Baseball and the Bench
• Nathan A. Sales Joins Faculty of George Mason University School of Law
• Krauss in National Law Journal: "100 Years' War" on Tort Reform
• Somin Addresses Colorado Property Rights Case on the Air
• Lerner on Giving to Higher Education
• Cohen in Washington Times: Complexity of Living Wills
• Berkowitz in Policy Review: What is a University For?
• Zywicki, Rotunda Bring to Five the Number of Mason Law Professors Advising Presidential Candidates
• Zywicki on Higher Education Reform
• Berkowitz in WSJ: Insanity of Bush Hatred
• Rabkin Cited in Washington Times Editorial
• Espinel Gives Keynote Speech for California Bar IP Conference
• Hayward Participates in "Dialogues in Democracy"
• Much Ado About Commas: Lund on Second Amendment Grammar Debate
• Katzen-Dyk Testifies Before House Judiciary Committee
• Hazlett on TV White Space: Average Market has Only Eight TV Stations
• Hayward Comments on Possible FEC Investigation in Ohio Congressional Primary
• Katzen-Dyk Provides Hill Testimony on Cybersecurity
• Rotunda on High School Anti-Abortion Club Controversy
• Berkowitz Book Review Appears in Weekly Standard
• Hazlett: Universal Service Requirement Hinders Competition
• Krauss and Somin Panelists in Canadian Constitution Foundation's Inaugural Event
• Polsby: Fairness Doctrine Will Not Return
• Somin Comments on Intellectual and Institutional Diversity
• Hayward Testifies Before Federal Election Commission
• Somin in WSJ Opinion Journal: National Service for Seniors?
• Somin in Houston Chronicle: Judge's Ethical Problems Justify Congressional Attention
• Boardman Tapped as Advisor to Candidate Romney
• Bernstein Comments Cited in Legal Times
• Bernstein on Stafford Public Schools' Action: "Weaselly" Way Out
• Somin: Star Trek Presents Contradiction Between Socialism and Federalism
• Rabkin in Congressional Quarterly: Law of the Sea Treaty in America's Best Interest?
• Krauss in American Thinker: Israel Entitled to Reduce Supplies to Enemies
• Hazlett in Financial Times: Liberal Spectrum Policies Invigorate Markets, Intensify Creativity
• Washington Post Carries Excerpt of Speech Published in Green Bag
• Bernstein in LA Times: Universities as Base for Political Activism
• Lund is Speaker in Constitution Day Symposium
• Cohen on Compensation for Organ Donation
• Eagle Comments on Virginia High Court's Reversal on Tree Liability
• Berkowitz Book Review Appears in Wall Street Journal
• Rabkin in Weekly Standard: Consensus at Any Price?
• Hazlett to CNN.com: Competition Exists for Satellite Radio
• Berkowitz in WSJ: Proper Liberal Education Forms Individuals Fit for Freedom
• Zywicki Comments on Escalation of Dissent Among Dartmouth Alumni
• Rotunda Comments in Legal Times on Strategic Recusals
• Somin: "Top 10 Percent" Admission Programs May Sacrifice Academic Merit
• Zywicki in WSJ: Lower Taxes May Decrease Likelihood of Bankruptcies
• Somin on Anti-Kelo Legislation: Backlash Politics Has its Limits
• Army TJAG Visits George Mason School of Law
• Berkowitz Reviews Book on America's Response to Terror
• Hazlett in WSJ: World Without Fairness Doctrine Promotes More Discussion, Not Less
• Somin in Legal Times: Adherence to Constitution Trumps Ordinary Policy Considerations
• Muris Speaks Out on Antitrust Misconceptions
• Zywicki in Washington Times: Congress Binging on Junk Social Science
• Hazlett on the Digital Race (Financial Times)
• Rotunda in ABA Journal: Rules Change When Economic Pressure is Applied
• Krauss on "War-Denial"
• Zywicki Testifies Before Congress on Medical Debt and Bankruptcy
• Rabkin Participates in AEI Panel on the Law of the Sea Treaty
• Berkowitz on Atheism in WSJ Opinion Journal
• Muris Named Economic Advisor to McCain Presidential Campaign
• Candidate Giuliani Names Berkowitz to Foreign Policy Team
• Rotunda Speaks at International Judicial Conference in Latvia
• Rao on Voice of America: Too Early to Predict Supreme Court Swing to Right
• Rabkin in USA Today: Gitmo Closure Proposal Problematic
• Hayward in Legal Times: No Sea Change in Campaign Finance Decision
• Hayward on Campaign Finance Reform Efforts
• Rao Comments Carried on NPR Morning Edition
• In Honor of July 4: WSJ Features Malcolm Op-ed on the Founders
• Rabkin in Washington Post on Ratification of Convention on the Law of the Sea
• Lund, Rao, and Somin Featured in Federalist Society Video Webcast
• Muris Comments on FTC Internet Task Force Report
• Krauss in American Thinker: Hezbollah Advancing in Lebanon
• Hazlett in Chicago Tribune: Competition Inevitable
• Hazlett Debates Spectrum Management in Panel Discussion
• WSJ Credits Hazlett Report for Leap in Market Value of XM and Sirius Stocks
• Krauss Comments on 4th Circuit Ruling Denying President the Authority to Hold Al Qaeda Operatives Caught in America
• Krauss on Jerusalem
• Somin in Legal Times: Revived Equal Rights Amendment May Surprise Supporters
• Berkowitz in WSJ: American Right is a Cauldron of Debate
• Hazlett in Financial Times: New Information Flows Require Hard Choices About Trust
• Krauss and Malcolm Present Papers at Free Society Conference
• Somin Comments on Salary Gap Between Judges and Private Practice Lawyers
• Muris Testifies at Final Joint DOJ/FTC Single-Firm Conduct Hearing
• Law Professor Creates Bobblehead Buzz among Journal Subscribers
• Krauss in Wall Street Journal: Federal Choice-of-Law Rule Would Respect State Sovereignty
• Zywicki Provides Hill Testimony on Credit Card Practices
• Bernstein Paper Featured at American Enterprise Institute Event
• Somin on Progress of Property Rights Reform
• Cooper: Anna Nicole Smith Baby Unlikely to Inherit Fortune
• Nobel Winner Smith's Research Cited in Singapore's Business Times
• Rotunda in Toronto Star: Entrancing the Jury
• Hazlett in Financial Times: Content Kings Litigate to Retain Control
• Berkowitz Reviews Dworkin's Book on Democracy
• Cohen Letter in WSJ Applauds Incentives for Organ Donations
• Conservative Candidates Lend Vigor to 2008 Presidential Race
• Zywicki Quoted in Consumer Bankruptcy News
• Berkowitz Contributes to Discussion in National Review Online
• Lund and Rotunda Urge Congressional Leaders to Strip Unconstitutional Provisions from War Funding Bill
• Lund on Publication of Concealed Weapon Permit Information
• Virginia Public Radio Airs Somin Interview on Eminent Domain
• Krauss Takes Part in Featured Discussion of Recent Philip Morris Ruling
• Berkowitz Book Review Deals with the New Media and the Old
• Chorvat on Overseas Corporate Moves
• Krauss Paper is Featured Publication in WLF
• Cohen in NY Times: Lottery Tickets a Disposable Consumer Purchase
• Lund Comments on Overturn of DC Firearms Ban
• Rotunda in WSJ: Libby Conviction Sets Disturbing Precedents
• Berkowitz: Need for Rediscovery of Common Ground
• Hazlett on NAB Effort to Suppress Satellite Radio
• Krauss on Landmark Punitive Damages Case
• Cooper: Support for MIT's Sherley
• Krauss: Decisive Unilateral Pre-emption Works
• Somin Cited on Voter Ignorance Issue in Hawaii Newspaper
• Hazlett in Financial Times: Overhype and Emerging Markets
• Zengerle in Radio Interview: Solomon Amendment Victory Places Mason Law Squarely in Legal Mainstream
• Berkowitz in Weekly Standard: Most Immediate National Security Challenge Israel Faces Comes From Within
• Bernstein Comments on Law School Rankings
• Hazlett Cited on Low-Power FM Allocation
• Wright Appointed FTC Scholar-in-Residence
• Cohen on Marriage and the Law for National Law Journal
• Somin Cited in National Journal on Effect of Blogs on Legal Scholarship
• Vermont Article Published in Michigan Law Review
• Somin: Didden Case Represents Egregious Example of Pretextual Condemnation
• CNN.com Carries Zywicki Bankruptcy Reform Comments
• Krauss on Reconciliation of Individual Rights with War on Terror
• New York Times Cites Rotunda on Appeals Court Rejection of Judges' Brief
• Rotunda Comments in Los Angeles Times on Investigation of Nevada Judge
• Rotunda on IG for the Courts: "Sunlight is the Best Disinfectant"
• Krauss on Darfur Conflict: Time for Diplomacy is Over
• Johnsen Working Paper Cited in Barron's Article
• Zywicki Comments on Bipartisan Support for Bankruptcy Reform Law
• Professors Somin and Eagle File Supreme Court Amicus Brief in Key Property Rights Case
• Rotunda Lead Attorney in Challenge to Nevada Smoking Ban
• Zywicki Testifies Before Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Bankruptcy Reform
• Krauss on Threat of Jihad In The Americas
• Berkowitz on Liberal Education
• Eagle Speaks at Property Rights Conference
• Muris Provides Expert Testimony Before FTC/DOJ Antitrust Division
• Zywicki on Preemption
• Krauss: Threat of a Second Holocaust
• Hazlett on Internet's Role in Shifting Social Custom
• Hazlett on Reallocation of TV White Space for Wi-Fi and WiMAX Services
• Rotunda on Ethics of Online Lawyer Matching Services
• Malcolm Troubled by Actions of Massachusetts Legislators
• Hazlett on the Economic Benefit to Canada of TV Bandwidth Auction
• Wright Provides Expert Testimony Before FTC and DOJ Antitrust Division
• Tullock's "Rent Seeking" Cited in News Article
• Lund on Virginia's Marriage Amendment
• Krauss: Shadow Darkens Presumptive Speaker Pelosi's Succession to Majority Status
• Krauss on UN's Continuing Failure in Darfur
• Somin Election Day Op-Ed on Political Ignorance
• McCabe: Emotion Influences Financial Decisions
• Rotunda on Ethics in Florida Bond Counsel Appointment Process
• Eagle Comments on Takings in Weekly Standard Article
• Krauss on Israel's Preemptive Counterterrorism Efforts
• Somin on the Uninformed Electorate
• Hazlett Argues for Reform of Mushrooming Universal Service Fund
• Somin Says CA Ballot Measure Flawed
• Krauss: Lawyer's Sentence Not Enough
• Rotunda Comments on Maryland Utility Regulation
• Zywicki Noted in Article on Dartmouth Elections
• Zywicki Discusses Status of Revised Bankruptcy Reform Laws
• Berkowitz Reviews Book on Neoconservatism for Weekly Standard
• Hazlett on Google's Detour into Public Policy
• Rotunda: Virginia's Proposed Constitutional Amendment Likely to Have Little Effect on Domestic Violence Laws
• Krauss on Annan's Successor at the United Nations
• Rotunda Letter Appears in Wall Street Journal
• Hazlett in Financial Times on the Latest "Bubble"
• Rotunda on Constitutionality of Efforts to Create House Vote for DC
• Bernstein on "Junk Science" in WSJ Op-Ed
• Krauss on Reaction by Islamic World to Pope's Remarks
• Cooper on Progress in Stem Cell R&D
• Krauss on Hezbollah Claims to Shebaa Farms
• Berkowitz Reviews Posner Book for Weekly Standard
• Professor Katzen Comments in Media Ownership Deregulation Controversy
• Hazlett on "A La Carte" Cable TV
• Professor Krauss Participates in Hudson Institute Conference on United Nations
• Berkowitz Book Reviews Published in Policy Review
• Krauss: Darfur Stands on Brink of Disaster
• Election of Dissidents Upsets the Status Quo at Dartmouth
• Professor Hazlett on Overregulation of German Cable Industry
• Professor Krauss on Europe's "Munich Moment"
• Professor Bernstein on Israel's Existence as a "Jewish State"
• Professor Krauss Finds Handling of Post-Conflict in Lebanon Wanting
• Hazlett Research Cited in Supporting Reverse Auction Competition for Telecom Carriers
• Professor Hazlett Talks Telecomm on C-SPAN
• Professor Krauss on UN Ceasefire in Mideast Hostilities
• Professor Somin on Condemnation of "Blighted" Property and Eminent Domain Reform Efforts
• Professor Hazlett Column on Net Neutrality Published in Wall Street Journal
• Professors Lerner and Lund on the ABA and Presidential Signing Statements
• Professor Krauss on Iranian Involvement in Mideast Violence
• Professor Kontorovich on Ceasefire Proposals and International Law
• Professor Krauss Presents Bill of Indictment for Hezbollah Leader in TCS Daily
• Professor Hazlett on California Bill for Telecom Entry to Cable Markets
• Professor Zywicki Comments on Rodham Bankruptcy in Washington Times
• Krauss: UN Peacekeepers in Lebanon Part of Problem, Not Solution
• Professor Tullock on Need for Stability in Africa
• Hazlett: Wireless Phones Cheaper for Rural Areas
• Professor Muris Testifies in Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing on Credit Card Interchange Rates
• Professor Krauss Publishes Two Articles on Armed Conflict in the Middle East
• Professor Thomas Hazlett: French Antitrust Regulators are on the Wrong Track
• Professor Krauss Writes of the Perils of Disengagement in Gaza
• Professor Somin Quoted in Washington Post Regarding Property Damage Claims From Recent Storms
• Professor Rotunda Writes of 1st Amendment Problems Created by CMS Information Policy under Medicare Part D
• Professor Rotunda Testifies in Favor of Inspector General for Judicial Branch
• Professor Krauss Argues for Greater Awareness of Hezbollah Threat
• Professor Krauss Comments in Washington Post Article on Guantanamo Bay Tribunals
• Professor Rotunda Comments on Supreme Court Division Over Campaign Reform
• Professor Boardman Testifies on Hill, Cited in New York Times Article
• Professor Krauss Questions Acceptance of Saudis as Allies
• Professor Hazlett Comments on Spectrum Management in Irish Times Article
• Mason Law Dean and Professors Join Amici in Second Amendment Case
• Professor Krauss Examines Continued Operation of Hamas Despite International Boycott
• Professor Muris Urges Panel to Streamline Merger Process
• Professor Kimberly Moore Named to National Law Journal List of 100 Most Influential Lawyers in America
• Professor Krauss Comments on Judicial Ethics in Nevada Controversy
• Claremont Review of Books Contains Review By Professor Berkowitz
• Professor Krauss Named Adjunct Fellow of Foundation for the Defense of Democracy
• Professor Berkowitz Reviews Book on Revolutionary War Characters
• Professor Krauss on Legitimacy of Israel's Proposed Borders
• Professor Eagle Provides Congressional Testimony on Private Property Rights
• Professor Hazlett on Classroom Computers vs. Thinking Skills
• Professor Berkowitz Book Review Appears in Wall Street Journal
• Professor Katzen Provides Capitol Hill Testimony
• Professor Hazlett Tells WSJ More Broadband Spectrum Needs to be in Private Hands
• Professor Krauss Writes of Academic Freedom and the Questions Raised by the Al-Arian Case
• Professor Kobayashi Urges Businesses to Demand More Secure IT Products
• Professor David Schum Wins Faculty Research Award
• Professor Rotunda Disputes Claims that Online Book Search Violates Copyrights
• Professor Rotunda on Responsibility and Judicial Independence
• Professor Krauss on the Use of Private Military Corporations in Warfare
• Professor Krauss Quoted in Article on Efforts to Crack Down on Illegal Firearms
• Professor Lerner Comments on Duke Rape Case
• Professor Krauss on Issue of Aid to Palestinians
• Professor Lash on Deregistration Requirements for Foreign Companies
• Professor Krauss Analyzes Israel's Parliamentary Elections
• Legal Times Publishes Somin Op-Ed on Discrimination Against Atheists
• Professor Wright Comments on Antitrust Lawsuits in Football
• Draft Paper by Professor Somin Disputes Environmentalist Support of Kelo
• Professor Hazlett Quoted in Column on "A La Carte" Cable Programming Options
• Professor Berkowitz's Book Reviews Appear in Hoover Institution's Policy Review
• Professor Kontorovich's Book Review Published by Policy Review
• Professor Lerner on Sarbanes-Oxley Act
• Hazlett Paper Excerpted in National Journal
• Professor Zywicki Comments on New Bankruptcy Law
• Walter Williams Writes About Success of GMU Basketball and Law School
• Professor Krauss Examines Religious and Ethnic Aspects of Conflict in Sudan
• Professor Rotunda Weighs In on Propriety of Comments Attributed to Judges
• Professor Wright Awarded Honorable Mention in Jones Day's 1st Annual Swope Antitrust Prize Competition
• Professor Hazlett on "Network Neutrality"
• Professor Zengerle Op-Ed on Solomon Appears in Richmond Times Dispatch
• Policy Review Publishes Book Review by Professor Berkowitz
• Professor Zengerle Comments on Witness Contamination by Government Lawyer in Moussaoui Case
• Professor Buckley Lectures for American Enterprise Institute
• NY Times Reviews Solomon and Notes Unique Stand of Mason Law Faculty
• Professor Berkowitz Analyzes the Solomon Amendment Decision
• Professor Peter Berkowitz Appears on NPR's Morning Edition
• Professor Katzen Testifies Before House Subcommittee
• WSJ Opinion Journal Cites Mason Law Professors for Successful Brief
• Professor Zengerle Remarks on Supreme Court Ruling in Rumsfeld v. FAIR
• Professors Lund and Lerner on Respect for Judicial Precedent
• Professor Lash Weighs In on Debate Over Foreign Purchases of U.S. Firms
• Professor Rotunda Comments on Moussaoui Life-Death Dispute in Sentencing Trial
• Professor Bernstein on Colorado Classroom Free Speech Issue
• Professor Lash Interviewed by Former A.G. Thornburgh on International Trade Barriers
• Professor Berkowitz Comments on Resignation of Harvard's Lawrence Summers
• Professor Zengerle Joins Former Attorneys General in Filing Amicus Brief in Hamdan Case
• Professor Hazlett Provides Input for Verizon Filing in FCC Examination of U.S. Broadband Goals
• Professor Berkowitz Speaks on Scalia's Stand Against Citing Foreign Law
• New York Times Cites Professor Rotunda on Alito's Choice of Law Clerk
• Professor Muris Testifies on Law and Economics of Interchange Before House Subcommittee
• Professor Bernstein Criticizes Proposed ABA Standard on Diversity
• Professor Krauss on Danish Cartoon Controversy
• Berkowitz: Hamas Victory Poses Challenges for Israel
• Professor Rotunda Comments on Ethics of Judge's Alleged Conduct
• Professor Cooper and Project 21 Black Leadership on Eminent Domain Reform in Virginia
• Professor Krauss Writes about Hamas' Victory in the Palestinian Elections
• Professor Hazlett Comments on An Internet Filtering Paradox Involving Google in China
• Professor Ronald Rotunda Comments on Ethics Questions Involving Justice Scalia's
• Professor Bernstein Comments on Earlobe Evidence in a Criminal Trial
• Professor Rotunda Supports Use of Judges' Testimony in Alito Confirmation Hearings
• Professor Eagle Comments on Property Rights Case
• Professor Berkowitz Writes About Ariel Sharon's Legacy
• Professor Rotunda Responds on Issue of Alito-O'Connor Differences
• Professor Ronald Rotunda Comments in German Newspaper on Guantanamo Bay Prison Conditions
• NY Times Discusses Green Bag Study of Laughter During Supreme Court Oral Arguments
• Professor Ross Davies Quoted in Legal Times Story on Supreme Court Continuity Conference
• Professor Hazlett Writes of the Passing of Ma Bell
• Dean Polsby Comments on Rumsfeld v. FAIR in Christian Science Monitor
• Dean Daniel Polsby Comments on Westin's Decision to Make Its Hotels Smoke-Free
• Professor Berkowitz Views Upcoming Supreme Court Case as Possible 'Bellwether'
• Professor Byrne Quoted in Forbes
• Professor Zywicki Provides Commentary on the Consequences of a Supreme Court Action to Strike Down Laws Banning Wine Shipments Across State Lines
• Professor Rotunda's Views Cited in Article Examining Judicial Ethics
• Professor Berkowitz Reviews Justice Breyer's New Book in Forthcoming Policy Review
• Professor Somin Comments on Alito's Libertarian Streak
• Professor Kimberly Moore's Study Cited in Corporate Legal Times
• Dean Polsby Quoted in Editorial on French Riots
• Professor Hazlett Examines Payola in the Internet Age
• Professor Adler Writes in WSJ in Support of Alito Nomination
• Dean Polsby Speaks to Federalist Society on Solomon Amendment
• Professor Lund Takes Issue with Bush Administration Efforts to Undermine Oregon Assisted Suicide Law
• Professor Hazlett on Public Safety Radio Reforms
• Professor Muris Comments on FTC Success in Undoing Previously Approved Hospital Merger
• Professor Routunda Is Interviewed on NPR About Supreme Court Nominee Miers' Possible Conflicts of Interest
• Professor Zywicki Appears on the NewsHour to Discuss the New Bankruptcy Law
• Professor Muris' Ideas Highlighted in Article Concerning President Bush's Tax Advisory Commission
• Berkowitz Article and Book Review Published
• Professor Bernstein Quoted in Boston Globe
• Professor Cohen's Ideas to End Transplant Organ Shortages Highlighted in Article
• Professor Moore's Remarks at Hill Hearing Cited in Article
• Professors Rotunda and Costello Serve on Virginia Courts Task Force
• Professor Moore Testifies Before House Judiciary Subcommittee
• Professor Zywicki is Quoted in Washington Post Article on Miers Nomination
• Professor Hazlett comments in Communications Daily article
• Professor Adler looks at the new Supreme Court term
• Professor Zywicki Talks to the Chicago Tribune About the New Bankruptcy Law
• Professor Stearns Comments in Article on Shaffer v. Weast
• Professor Stearns Looks at Controversial Cases on Supreme Court Docket
• Professor Zywicki quoted in New York Times article on bankruptcy curbs for hurricane victims
• Professor Zywicki comments in Denver Post article about changes in bankruptcy law
• Professor Lund comments on the replacement of Sandra Day O'Connor on the Supreme Court
• Professor Davies Publishes Research on 'Forgotten' Supreme Court Justice William Cushing
• Professor Eagle comments on eminent domain
• Professor Eagle testifies before Senate Judiciary Committee
• Professors Lund and Rotunda Debate the Constitutionality of Constitution Day
• Professor Krauss writes on tort reform options in New Jersey Law Journal
• Professors Eagle, Zywicki and Adler to Speak on Supreme Court 2004 and 2005 Terms
• Professor Byrne is quoted in an article concerning fraud investigation
• Just Published: The Origins of Law and Economics, Edited by Francesco Parisi and Charles K. Rowley
• Professor Rotunda writes Washington Post op-ed piece on Roberts nomination
• Professor Cooper is quoted on the Rehnquist legacy
• Professor Hazlett writes about pay-for-play music issues
• Professor Bernstein comments on controversy surrounding online housing ads
• Professor Zywicki quoted in Washington Times article
• Professor Eagle moderates ABA program
• Professor Maxwell Stearns comments in Legal Times
• Professor Eagle speaks at the American Constitution Society's Annual Meeting
• Professor Kontorovich writes Wall Street Journal op-ed piece on anti-Israel divestment campaign by Protestant churches
• Professor Steven Eagle appears on CSpan Washington Journal to comment on the recent Supreme Court property rights decision
• Professor Michael O'Neill helps ready the members of the Senate Judiciary Committee and their aides for Supreme Court confirmation hearings
• Professor Berkowitz writes in The Weekly Standard of the Kuwait National Assembly's recent decision to grant voting rights to women
• Professor Lund, former law clerk to U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, widely quoted on her resignation
• Thomas Hazlett, Former FCC Chief Economist, Comes to George Mason Law School
• Professor Krauss provides commentary on the ongoing federal lawsuit against tobacco companies
• Professor Kimberly Moore cited in Capitol Hill hearing testimony
• Professor Bernstein is quoted in an article that examines the challenges out-of-town lawyers face in small town trials
• Professor Bernstein is quoted regarding the Supreme Court's ruling on the medical use of marijuana
• Professor Michelle Boardman to Serve as Deputy Assistant Attorney General
• Professor Lund comments on the Supreme Court's overturn of the 2002 conviction of Arthur Andersen on an obstruction of justice charge
• Professor Bernstein quoted in Rocky Mountain News article concerning the proposed confirmation of Justice Janice Rogers Brown
• FTC Report Authored by Professor Zywicki Relied on by Supreme Court in Wine Decision
• Professor Zywicki Elected to the Dartmouth College Board of Trustees
• Professor Timothy Muris Comments on the Role of Public Authorities in Proposals to Regulate Interchange Fees in Credit and Debit Card Transactions
• Professor Krauss comments on lawsuits pertaining to ingestion of trans fats
• Professor Berkowitz examines the attitudes of Kuwaiti women concerning the right to vote
• Professor Bernstein a participant in AEI discussion regarding Lochner v. New York
• Professor Tullock's New and Collected Works Published
• Professor Krauss Awarded Defense of Democracies Fellowship
• Professor Peter Berkowitz comments in a Washington Post editorial on the threat to national security posed by lack of knowledge of the Middle East
• Prof. Krauss Writes in Legal Times Article on Tort Reform
• Professor Nelson Lund Named to New Election Reform Commission
• Prof. Somin analyzes constitutional questions in Schiavo case
• Prof. Zywicki Writes in Support of Bankruptcy Bill in NRO Commentary
• Prof. Zywicki Comments on Judicial Nominations
• Prof. Moore comments on willfulness in patent infringement suits
• Adjunct Law Professors Marsh and Rosenzweig Named to Homeland Security Privacy Committee
• Prof. Zywicki quoted on bankruptcy reform legislation
• Prof. Parker Speaks on Sentencing Reform Panel
• Prof. Zywicki testifies on Bankruptcy Reform
• Prof. Stearns Debates Constitutional Interpretation
• Prof. Eagle Discusses Energy Issues
• Berkowitz and Buckley Review Wolfe Book
• Prof. Somin discusses mobile voters
• Prof. Muris named to Tax Code Reform Panel
• O'Neill appointed to Senate Judiciary Committee
• Bernstein interviewed on O'Reilly Factor
• Berkowitz Publishes Books on Conservatism, Progressivism
• Krauss Tort Reform Study Published
• Zywicki study on 'Wine Wars' cited
• Berkowitz Speaks on 'Examining National Identity'
• Lund Quoted in Election Story
• Davies Unearths Influential 1912 Supreme Court Decision
• Professor Zywicki comments on credit card disclosures