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Recent Press and Announcements:
December 12, 2022: Professor Margaret Burnham, The New York Times, “Army Corrects the Record About a Black Soldier Killed by a White Sergeant in 1941.”
December 6, 2022: Professor Richard Daynard, The Hill, “We Need Punitive Damage Awards to Protect Public Health.”
October 18, 2022: Professor Margaret Burnham, The New York Times, “The U.S. Thinks ‘It Can’t Happen Here.’ It Already Has.”
December 6, 2022: Professor Richard Daynard, The Hill, “We Need Punitive Damage Awards to Protect Public Health.”
October 18, 2022: Professor Margaret Burnham, The New York Times, “The U.S. Thinks ‘It Can’t Happen Here.’ It Already Has.”
October 15, 2022: Professor Margaret Burnham, C-SPAN, “Q&A with Margaret Burnham, "By Hands Now Known".”
October 4, 2022: Professor Margaret Burnham, The New Yorker, “Briefly Noted: By Hands Now Known.”
September 27, 2022: Professor Margaret Burnham, NPR's “Fresh Air,” “Law Professor Unearths Cases of Racial Violence from the Jim Crow Era.”
September 21, 2022: Hemanth Gundavaram, Cape Cod Times, “Why Immigration Reform Has Been So Elusive Over the Years.”
September 21 , 2022: Professor Margaret Burnham, The New York Times, “Jim Crow’s Forgotten History of Homicides.”
October 30, 2022: Margo Lindauer, The Boston Globe, “‘He Has a Black Soul’: Adam Montgomery Had a Troubled Past That Shadowed Him When He Inquired About Meeting His Infant Daughter, Harmony.”
October 17, 2022: Patricia Garin, DigBoston,“Judgment on the Chopping Block in Massachusetts.”
October 6, 2022: Professor Margaret Burnham, News@Northeastern, “New Art Installation From Frontline and Northeastern Humanizes Those Lost in Racial Violence Cold Cases.”
September 21, 2022: Margaret Burnham, The New York Times, “Jim Crow’s Forgotten History of Homicides.”
September 9, 2022: Margaret Burnham, News@Northeastern, “How the Jim Crow South Encouraged Racial Policing by Those With ‘No Legal Authority.”
September 7, 2022: Mark Gottlieb, NBC Morning News Now, “Juul to Pay Nearly $440 Million to Settle States’ Teen Vaping Probe.”
August 27, 2022: Margo Lindauer, WBUR News, “How a Mass. Law Intended To Protect Victims Became a ‘Gift to Abusers'.”
August 15, 2022: Richard Daynard and Mark Gottlieb, The Boston Globe, “Massachusetts Makes a Losing Bet on Gambling.”
August 8, 2022: Margo Lindauer, News@Northeastern, “Now Banned by TikTok and Others, Andrew Tate Rode Wave of Online Misogyny, Says Northeastern Expert.”
August 4, 2022: Richard Daynard and Mark Gottlieb, News@Northeastern, “Recovering Gambling Addict Among Experts Who Say Massachusetts Legalizing Sports Betting Brings More Harm Than Good.”
July 8, 2022: Margo Lindauer, News@Northeastern, “As a Female Trafficker, Ghislaine Maxwell Is Not an Aberration.”
June 30, 2022: Hemanth Gundavaram, “Northeastern Immigration Law Expert Reacts to Supreme Court’s Ruling on ‘Remain in Mexico'.”
June 29, 2022: Richard Daynard, News@Northeastern, “Will the FDA’s Proposed Nicotine Regulation Spell the End for Smoking in the US?.”
June 28, 2022: Hemanth Gundavaram, WGN Radio’s Legal Face-Off, “Northeastern University School of Law Professor Hemanth Gundavaram Analyzes Recent and Upcoming Supreme Court Immigration Rulings.”
June 28, 2022: Mark Gottlieb, Insurance Journal, “Juul and Its Courtroom Foes Stare Down FDA Ban as Youth Marketing Trial Nears.”
June 15, 2022: Kate Sandson, News@Northeastern, “Northeastern’s Racial Redress and Reparations Lab Is Creating a Tool for Lawmakers To Pursue Racial Redress.”
June 8, 2022, Margaret Burnham, The New York Times, “The Long Shadow of Eugenics in America.”
May 27, 2022: Margo Lindauer, News@Northeastern, “How the Johnny Depp Case Took Over the Internet, and What This Could Mean for Victims of Domestic Violence,”
May 25, 2022: Kate Sandson, News@Northeastern, “Two Years After George Floyd’s Murder, Has Anything Changed in Policing?.”
December 7, 2021: Rose Zoltek-Jick, News@Northeastern, “What Does Justice Look Like for Those Exonerated After Decades? A Case for Black Reparations.”
May 3, 2022: Richard Daynard, News@Northeastern, “Social Justice Claim is Big Tobacco's Smoke Screen in Menthol Regulation Battle.”
April 26, 2022: Mark Gottlieb, Deseret News, “Opinion: Should Utah Be Glad it’s a Holdout Against Gambling? You Bet.”
March 27, 2022: Richard Daynard, CommonWealth, “Scientists Object to Inclusion in Globe’s Philip Morris Ad.”
February 16, 2022: Richard Daynard, News@Northeastern, “Here’s How the $73M Sandy Hook Settlement Against a Gunmaker Could Prompt More Suits.”
February 8, 2022: Mark Gottlieb, The Alabama Baptist, “Gambling Ads, Interest Increase Ahead of Super Bowl.”
February 7, 2022: Mark Gottlieb, The Berkshire Eagle, “Relentless Wave of Gambling Ads Fueling Calls for Regulation.”
February 2, 2022: Mark Gottlieb, MassLive, “Relentless Ad Wave Fueling Sports Betting Sector.”
January 28, 2022: Richard Daynard, News@Northeastern, “Legal Legend Fights To Outlaw Tobacco as He Celebrates 52 Years at Northeastern.”
January 13, 2022: Margo Lindauer, The Boston Globe, “‘Nobody Wanted To Listen to Me Because of My Past’: Harmony Montgomery’s Mother Says Her Calls for Help Went Unheeded by Officials.”
January 12, 2022: Margo Lindauer, The Boston Globe, “Prior to Harmony Montgomery’s Disappearance, a Series of Police Visits and a Father’s History of Violence.”
December 23, 2021: Margo Lindauer, The New Bedford Light, “Spousal Privilege Option Can Be Complicated, Legal Experts Say.”
December 21, 2022: Margo Lindauer, News@Northeastern, “Could Ghislaine Maxwell Be Both a Victim and Perpetrator of Violence?.”
November 1, 2021: Margaret Burnham, Mother Jones, “A Jim Crow–Era Murder. A Family Secret. Decades Later, What Does Justice Look Like?.”
October 2021: Richard Daynard, Voices in Vulnerability Podcast, “Human Behavior, Legal Doctrine and Policy Design.”