CUNY Law and State Bar Team Up for Unique Tech Law Course
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The class will be open to second- and third-year CUNY Law students.
Read MoreCatalina Cruz Sworn in to Assembly at Special Ceremony
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Cruz, a CUNY Law alum, is the first DREAMer elected to the state legislature. She grew up in the district she now represents.
Read MoreClemency Advocates Hope Cuomo Grants Freedom to Rehabilitated Inmates
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Cuomo has not granted a clemency application since he issued a handful of pardons and commutations one year ago.
Read MoreA Corona Man Has Been in Prison for 33 Years. Is that Enough Time?
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Nationwide in 2016, more than 161,000 people were serving life sentences or virtual life sentences — prison terms that exceed life expectancy.
Read MoreEagle Featured in CUNY Law Prof ‘s Upcoming Local News Webinar
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“Stories have the power to shape lives,” Law@theMargins said.
Read MoreCUNY Law Clinic’s Latest Graphic Novel Teaches FOIA to Teens
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The CUNY Schools of Law’s Center for Urban Environmental Reform (CUER) has introduced a new comic book designed to help teenagers learn about the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). The
Read MoreVoter Suppression Is a Feminist Issue: Lessons for Future Elections
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“Voting is a political tool that is critical in a functioning democracy and is rightfully recognized as such.”
Read MoreCUNY Law Hosts Environmental Freedom of Information Workshop
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Amid of torrent of environmental disinformation and climate change denial, the CUNY School of Law will host a daylong event designed to help attorneys, journalists and other concerned citizens gain the truth about environmental degradation.
Read More10 Ways You Can Support Workers on Strike
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Union membership in the private sector has declined. Thus, many people who may have grown up in non-union households do not know what it is like to strike or to have a family member who is on strike. Here are some things you can do to support organized labor.
Read MoreGOLDSCHEID: A Long Way to Go
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Thursday’s hearing on Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to the United States Supreme Court was a stunning reflection of our polarization as a country, and of how far we have to go to fully acknowledge the reality and impact of sexual violence, writes CUNY Law School Professor Julie Goldscheid.
Read MoreNew CUNY Law Faculty Reflect Borough’s Diversity
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When students return to CUNY School of Law later this month, they will encounter a new cohort of professors who, like them, reflect the diversity of Queens and New York City.
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