Alta Charo presented "Beyond Borders-Genome Editing and Medical Tourism" in December 2020. Her talk was part of the Council of Canadian Academies and the Gairdner Foundation's international symposium, "Breaking Through: Delivering on the Promise of Gene

Mark Sidel spoke to a group of philanthropic, civil society and academic specialists at the Maecenata Foundation in Berlin on June 17, 2025 on the regulatory and policy challenges to philanthropy and the nonprofit sector in the United States under the new US

Miriam Seifter served as a commentator during the 2021 Jorde Symposium—The Third Founding: The Rise of Multiracial Democracy and the Authoritarian Reaction Against It on Nov. 4, 2021. The event was hosted by UC Berkeley School of Law. Watch the symposium.

Jonathan Scharrer presented "Restorative Justice and the Legal Academy" during the Restorative Justice Origins, Applications, and Futures Symposium Series hosted by UCLA School of Law's Criminal Justice Law Review and Criminal Justice Program on Nov. 10, 2021

Nina Varsava posted a new article, "Reliance," to SSRN. The article explores the Supreme Court's stare decisis jurisprudence in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization, and in particular its approach to the issue of reliance on precedent. Read the

Miriam Seifter and Jessica Bulman-Pozen describe the critical role of state courts in countering election subversion in a new article, "Countering the New Election Subversion: The Democracy Principle and the Role of State Courts." Read the paper. Submitted by

Mark Sidel presented on legal constraints on the nonprofit sector and philanthropy since Sept. 11 at an online symposium on counter-terrorism and its impact on Muslim charitable institutions convened by the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy at Indiana

Margaret Raymond presented "The Other Half: Challenges of the Part-Time Rural Prosecutor," during the South Dakota Law Review Seminar on Rural Lawyers on Sept. 21, 2023, at the Knudson School of Law at the University of South Dakota in Vermillion. Submitted

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law student, Rosales participated in the Remington Center's Prosecution Project. "I am grateful for