Online Criminal Law Class Features Prominent Guests, Opens to Wider Audience
When Fordham Law professor Deborah Denno, Ph.D. welcomed her students to class on Feb. 1,…
Deborah Denno
Professor Warns of Improper Use of Neuroscience in Courtroom
The connection between criminal justice and brain chemistry can sometimes seem like science fiction, but…
Funded Research Highlighted at Awards Ceremony
Six distinguished faculty members were honored on March 13 for their achievements in securing externally…
The Future of Neuroscience and Law
Fordham’s Neuroscience and Law Center convened a cutting-edge panel of criminal justice leaders, neuroscientists, mental…
Fordham Law Launches Neuroscience Center
Neuroscience has made enormous strides in recent years, but the science still has a long…
Symposium Showcases Fordham Funded Research
The darker side of human nature was the focus of an interdisciplinary panel at Fordham’s…
On Executions and the Eighth Amendment
The name William Kemmler doesn’t ring a bell for most people. Kemmler, a New Yorker,…
Legal Scholar’s Research Uncovers ‘Cruel and Unusual’ Nature of Administering Lethal Injections
The name William Kemmler doesn’t ring a bell for most people. Kemmler, a New Yorker,…
Law School Professor Among Most Influential Lawyers
Deborah W. Denno, J.D., Arthur A. McGivney Professor of Law at Fordham University School of…
Law School Looks at Crises in Indigent Criminal Defense
The Fordham University School of Law hosted a panel, Crises in Indigent Criminal Defense: National…