Faculty in the News
2025
Professor Kami Chavis
January 13 - Professor Kami Chavis weighs in on concerns about President-elect Trump's choice of attorney general in ALM law.com's "'Not the President's Personal Lawyer': Lawyers Share Concerns Over How AG Pick Bondi’s Loyalism to Trump May Impact DOJ." Read the story. (Requires registration.)
Professor Adam M. Gershowitz
January 13 - In an op-ed, "Police didn’t need a warrant to search the exploding Tesla Cybertruck’s computer — can they search your Tesla data too?" published in The Hill, Professor Adam Gershowitz examines Tesla computer searches and the Cybertruck explosion outside of Trump Hotel earlier this month. Read the op-ed.
January 6 - In a NewsNation Vargas Reports piece, “Are cars spying on us? Tesla data helped Vegas investigation,” Professor Adam Gershowitz comments (starting at 3:23) on the “double-edged sword” of information that runs from phone to vehicle and the amount of data car companies are collecting on drivers. Watch the video.
January 4 - Professor Adam Gershowitz is quoted in a Washington Post story about the amount of possibly sensitive data captured by today’s vehicles. Read the story.
Professor Allison Orr Larsen
January 11 - Professor Allison Orr Larsen's latest paper, "History’s Identity Crisis," was labeled “download of the week” by the University of Virginia Law School's Larry Solum in his Legal Theory Blog. Read the blog post.
Professor Timothy Zick
January 9 - Professor Timothy Zick discussed the law of public protest and recent campus unrest on The Academic Freedom Podcast. Listen to the podcast.