Fordham Mourns Death of Federal Judge Deborah Batts
Deborah Batts, who was the first African American member of the Fordham Law faculty and…
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John Brennan Speaks on Legality of Soleimani Killing at Center on National Security Event
The Center on National Security at Fordham Law hosted John Brennan, FCRH ’77, the former…
An Architect of the 25th Amendment to the Constitution Explains Why it Matters Today
The 25th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution is probably best known for what is in…
New York Times Writer Discusses New Book on American Justice System
Emily Bazelon, a staff writer for the New York Times Magazine and senior research fellow at…
Law Alumni Work Toward Just World with Pro Bono Work
Fordham Law School’s Pro Bono Scholar program allows participants to discover and develop their interests…
Helping a Law School Librarian Find a Kidney Donor
On June 13, Fordham Law hosted an event aimed at helping one of their own…
Professor Warns of Improper Use of Neuroscience in Courtroom
The connection between criminal justice and brain chemistry can sometimes seem like science fiction, but…
Leena Widdi, LAW ’19: A Passion for Defending the Marginalized
“I can’t think of a greater deprivation of somebody’s liberty than taking their kids away…
Fordham Law Review Online Publishes All-Woman Issue
For the first time in its history, the Fordham Law Review Online published an all-woman…
Potential and Limits of Cities Highlighted at Law School Panel
With the United States federal government riven by polarization, cities have taken the lead in…