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Law and Crypto— An Oxymoron?
In August, 2022, Syracuse University College of Law will offer an intensive, 2-credit course in Crypto & Digital Assets. Professor Jack Graves will formally serve as the course instructor but will make liberal use of cameos by a wide range of experts from both the private and public sectors, including SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce. This broad range of perspectives and expertise should be uniquely valuable in providing students with an appropriate analytical framework for taking on a variety of challenging legal issues arising in real-time in this rapidly evolving area of commercial law.
This essay by Professor Graves delivers an overview of the course content and a brief survey of the dynamic concepts and features of cryptocurrency and digital assets and their implications.
Vice Adm. Robert B. Murrett (Ret.) Speaks to Politico About Biden’s Comments Regarding a Potential Attack on Taiwan
In an interview for CBS’ 60 Minutes in mid-September, President Joe Biden said the U.S. military would defend Taiwan “if in fact there was an unprecedented attack” on the self-governing island. Kurt Campbell, the U.S. National Security Council’s Indo-Pacific coordinator, later explained that Biden’s remarks speak for themselves, and he believes U.S. policy regarding a potential attack on Taiwan has been consistent, is unchanged, and will continue. Vice Adm. Robert B. Murrett (Ret.), Deputy Director of Syracuse University’s Institute for Security Policy and Law,
Professor Emeritus William Banks Writes an Op-Ed Article on the Role of NATO in Cyberattacks and the Russian War in Ukraine
Professor Emeritus William Banks published an op-ed article in the Georgetown Journal of International Affairs about “Cyberattacks and the Russian War in Ukraine: The Role of NATO and Risks of Escalation.”
Professor David Driesen Speaks with CNY Central on the New York State Mask Mandate for Schools
University Professor David Driesen recently spoke with CNY Central on governmental power issues surrounding New York State’s mask mandate for schools.
Law and Crypto— An Oxymoron?
In August, 2022, Syracuse University College of Law will offer an intensive, 2-credit course in Crypto & Digital Assets. Professor Jack Graves will formally serve as the course instructor but will make liberal use of cameos by a wide range of experts from both the private and public sectors, including SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce. This broad range of perspectives and expertise should be uniquely valuable in providing students with an appropriate analytical framework for taking on a variety of challenging legal issues arising in real-time in this rapidly evolving area of commercial law.
This essay by Professor Graves delivers an overview of the course content and a brief survey of the dynamic concepts and features of cryptocurrency and digital assets and their implications.
3L Jorge Estacio Represents the College of Law at the ABA Business Law Section’s Annual Meeting
3L Jorge Estacio recently met with senior government officials, big law partners, and judges from around the world at the ABA Business Law Section’s Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C.
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Alumni Spotlight
Adom Cooper L'12
Learn about the risks and rewards of Adom’s impressive, growing national security career.
Faculty Spotlight
Mary C. Szto
Teaching Professor
Before entering teaching, Professor Szto practiced law in New York City, representing banks in financing matters. She also co-founded a legal aid organization specializing in immigration law. Among other schools, she has previously taught at Mitchell Hamline School of Law, and Valparaiso University School of Law.
Szto has written extensively on issues such as the role of real estate agents…
