How the Massachusetts Legal Landscape Could Change Following the Elections
Listen back: On GBH’s Morning Edition, Professor Daniel Medwed discusses the legal implications of a new Bristol County sheriff, auditor and tax policy.
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Nima Eshghi ’96 Hailed as One of Boston’s 50 Most Influential People of Color in Higher Education
Nima Eshghi ’96, assistant dean of Northeastern Law’s Center for Co-op and Career Development, was honored by GBH/Get Konnected as one of Boston’s 50 Most Influential People of Color in Higher Educations at a virtual celebration on March 30. Founded as a social impact venture, the mission of Get Konnected is to curate meaningful business and social connections, enrich professional development, facilitate business and career opportunities, and forge positive cross-cultural relationships.
The Antiscience Supreme Court is Hurting the Health of Americans
"Today’s conservative jurists have adopted the anti-expertise, populist stance of the larger conservative movement and are far less inclined than conservative judges in the past to prioritize health or value expertise," writes Professor Wendy Parmet in an op-ed for Scientific American.
A Legal History of Abortion in the US, Before and After Roe v. Wade
Listen back: Professor Daniel Medwed joined GBH’s Morning Edition to take a closer look at the history of Roe v. Wade and abortion law.
What if You Don’t Swear To Tell the Truth, the Whole Truth and Nothing but the Truth?
”There are certain courtroom features that are designed to preserve the integrity of the process, and one is the oath,” says Professor Daniel Medwed, legal analyst for GBH News.
Can the Catholic Church Claim Immunity From Abuse Lawsuits Because it is a Charity?
Listen back: Professor Daniel Medwed, legal analyst for GBH News, provides a summary of the key Supreme Judicial Court decisions that been issued over the summer.
Trump Investigation: Where Do Things Stand and What Happens Next?
“[Judge Aileen Cannon] is leaning over backwards to treat Trump the way nobody else has been treated,” Professor Michael Meltsner tells Al Jazeera. “In US law and practice, we don’t interfere lightly with a criminal investigation. A criminal investigation by its very nature has to be private.”
Health Law Lecture 2022: Biological Sex Essentialism in Law and Public Policy
Hope Lewis: Disability Rights in Black 2020
As part of its Black History Month celebrations, the National Disability Rights Network has produced a video tribute in in memory of Professor Hope Lewis: "Although Professor Lewis passed away in 2016, her continual efforts to protect the human and economic rights of impoverished/marginalized people still live on around the world through her legal research, teachings and prolific advocacy."
Derek Chauvin’s Murder Trial Is Smashing Cops’ ‘Blue Wall of Silence’
“To rally around Chauvin and say, ‘This is policing as normal, this is acceptable practice,’ would risk greater harm to the reputation of the police than basically just coming forward and saying, ‘This is not who we are, and this is not what we do,” Professor Daniel Medwed tells VICE News. “I think all of them are aligned with coming forward and saying Chauvin is outside of our group: that he is a bad apple but we are a good tree.”
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