Jonathan Scharrer presented "Restorative Justice and the Justice System: Fairness, Accountability and the Administration of Justice," during a Juvenile Justice Webinar Series hosted by the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council Dec. 7, 2021.Submitted by Law

Steph Tai discussed Filling the Vacuum: How Will We Govern Wetlands in the Future? on a panel during the Environmental Law Institute: Sackett v. EPA: One Year Out - Anniversary Conference hosted June 11, 2024.Submitted by Law School News on July 3, 2024This

Sumudu Atapattu's book chapter, "Climate Litigation, International Human Rights and the Right to a Healthy Environment: Connecting the Dots," was published in "Research Handbook on Climate Change Litigation" in June 2024. Learn more. Submitted by Law School

Benjamin Sobel coauthored "Generative Misinterpretation" with James Grimmelmann (Cornell Law School; Cornell Tech) and David Stein (Vanderbilt University - Vanderbilt Law School), posted to SSRN on June 18, 2025. Read the paper. Submitted by Law School News

Bonnie Shucha presented on "Sovereignty, Native America, and Legal Culture: Why Accessing and Understanding Tribal Law Just Became More Important" at the American Association of Law Libraries Virtual Conference July 22, 2021.Submitted by Law School News on

Miriam Seifter co-organized a symposium on Judge Jeff Sutton's new book Who Decides? Seifter co-organized the event with Dan Rodriguez of Northwestern Law and co-authored a post on SLoG Blog with Jessica Bulman-Pozen.Submitted by Law School News on November 3

David Schwartz presented "The Spirit of the Constitution: John Marshall and the 200-Year Odyssey of McCulloch v. Maryland" during Professor Randy Barnett's seminar, "Recent Books on the Constitution," at Georgetown Law on Nov. 17, 2021. Submitted by Law

Mark Sidel presented a paper on the impact of COVID-19-related regulation on civil society in China during a hybrid conference on "Governing Through Contagion: Perspectives Across Time and Space" held April 18-21, 2022, at the National University of Singapore

Nina Varsava presented "The Gender and Racial Composition of Federal Appellate Panels" during the Midwest Law and Economics Association Annual Meeting held at the University of Chicago Law School on Oct. 15, 2022.Submitted by Law School News on October 18,

Along with his co-authors Hu Ming and Zhang Qianjin, Mark Sidel has published an article on the regulation of volunteering in China in China Quarterly, a widely read academic journal in the China studies field. Read the article.Submitted by Law School News on