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Professor Roy Gutterman L'00 to AP: Cuomo Brothers Interviews Entertaining but Inappropriate
... “I found these interviews to be very entertaining, and perhaps Chris could ask questions of his brother that other people can’t,” said Roy Gutterman, a media law professor at Syracuse University. “But from the very beginning, I thought it was wildly inappropriate.”
Professor Roy Gutterman L'00 to AP: Cuomo Brothers Interviews Entertaining but Inappropriate
... “I found these interviews to be very entertaining, and perhaps Chris could ask questions of his brother that other people can’t,” said Roy Gutterman, a media law professor at Syracuse University. “But from the very beginning, I thought it was wildly inappropriate.”
Professor Corri Zoli: Intelligence Strategy Highlights Workforce
For many in the U.S. intelligence community, choosing the profession was neither a career goal nor even a consideration until later in life. Few set out to join the agencies that comprise the community while in high school or college. This pattern—usually based on a knowledge gap—needs to change immediately to meet the United States’ national imperative for a talented and diverse workforce.
Professor Nina Kohn: Netflix's "I Care a Lot" Should Worry You
In Professor Nina Kohn’s latest commentary, she draws on her nationally recognized expertise on guardianship law. Kohn served as Reporter for the Uniform Guardianship, Conservatorship, and Other Protective Arrangements Act, and she has testified on guardianship abuse before the US Senate Special Committee on Aging.
SPL Researcher Matt Mittelsteadt Publishes AI Verification Report with CSET
In this peer-reviewed report—“Mechanisms to Ensure AI Arms Control Compliance”—Institute for Security Policy and Law AI Policy Research Fellow Matthew Mittelsteadt defines the goals of “AI verification” and proposes several mechanisms to support arms inspections and continuous verification.
College of Law Announces Creation of Diversity and Inclusion Student Resource Center
At the second annual Black Law Students Association Black History Month Ceremony, held virtually on Feb. 25, 2021, Dean Craig M. Boise announced the creation of the Sandra L. Townes L’76 Diversity and Inclusion Student Resource Center. The Resource Center will be housed in the Law Library annex, in a room named by Board of Advisors Member Susan K. Reardon L’76, who was a classmate of Judge Townes.
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Lt. Derick C. Villanueva on his second tour in Afghanistan.
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Kristen Barnes
Associate Dean for Faculty Research
Kristen Barnes is an Associate Dean for Faculty Research and Professor of Law. Professor Barnes teaches courses on Property, Housing Law, and Voting Rights Law. Barnes received her B.A. in Political Science from Vassar College, J.D. from Harvard Law School, and Ph.D. in Literature from Duke University. Dr. Barnes’s scholarship focuses on anti-discrimination and equality law, property, housing,…
