Christopher Lau was elected vice-chair of the AALS Section on Criminal Law on Jan. 20, 2026.Submitted by Law School News on January 22, 2026This article appears in the categories: Activities & ScholarshipRelated employee profiles: Christopher Lau

Rob Yablon posted a new paper to SSRN,“Gerrylaundering.” Read the abstract and download the article. Submitted by Law School News on September 15, 2021This article appears in the categories: Activities & ScholarshipRelated employee profiles: Robert Yablon

Grace Kube presented "Motions to Redact" during a Housing Providers Group Motion to Redact Training on May 15, 2024.Submitted by Law School News on June 18, 2024This article appears in the categories: Activities & ScholarshipRelated employee profiles: Grace

Dan Tokaji wrote "Election Law and Race," posted to SSRN on June 3, 2025. Read the paper. Submitted by Law School News on July 28, 2025This article appears in the categories: Activities & ScholarshipRelated employee profiles: Dan Tokaji

Alexandra Huneeus published "The Making of Regional Human Rights" to SSRN in November 2025. Read the paper. Submitted by Law School News on November 20, 2025This article appears in the categories: Activities & ScholarshipRelated employee profiles: Alexandra

Alta Charo spoke on a panel on biotechnology law at the annual meeting of the Federalist Society in November 2025.Submitted by Barolo Gargiulo,Leo on December 16, 2025This article appears in the categories: Activities & ScholarshipRelated employee profiles: R

Alta Charo participated in a joint OECD-WHO meeting in Paris on global governance of emerging technologies in October 2025.Submitted by Barolo Gargiulo,Leo on December 16, 2025This article appears in the categories: Activities & ScholarshipRelated employee

Alta Charo authored "If We Could Turn Back Time," published by Trends in Genetics on Oct. 23, 2025. Read the article.Submitted by Barolo Gargiulo,Leo on December 16, 2025This article appears in the categories: Activities & ScholarshipRelated employee profiles

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Yulia Khalikova, a Wisconsin Russia Project post-doctoral research associate, recently published an article on the constitutional courts in Russia. Read the article. Submitted by Law School News on September 2, 2021This article appears in the categories: