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April 2016 -

"The Lawfare Podcast: Intel Security's Chris Young on Cybersecurity and a Debate on Using Data to Protect Data," coverage by Lawfare, April 30, 2016, featuring Professor Laura Donohue.

“Fix sought for Colo.’s $9.2M in food stamp errors,” coverage in The Coloradoan, April 29, 2016, quoting Professor David Super.

“Obama Nominates Two Local D.C. Judges to Federal Bench,” coverage in The National Law Journal, April 28, 2016, featuring Adjunct Professor Todd Edelman.

“Amazon's Liability For In-App Buys Weighs In FTC's Favor,” coverage in Law 360, April 28, 2016, quoting Professor David Vladeck.

“Justices Praise DOJ's Dreeben After Contentious 100th Argument,” coverage in The National Law Journal, April 28, 2016, featuring event hosted by Supreme Court Institute and Dean William Treanor marking Justice Stephen Breyer’s 100th appearance before the court.

“FCC Chief Enrages Industry He Once Lobbied for, Defying Skeptics,” coverage by Bloomberg Technology, April 28, 2016, quoting Lecturer in Law Andrew Schwartzman.

“‘Judicial restraint’ is killing constitutional rights on college campuses,” coverage by The College Fix, April 28, 2016, quoting Professor Randy Barnett at a Cato Institute event for his new book Our Republican Constitution.

“States Slow to Adopt Daubert Evidence Rule,” coverage in Bloomberg BNA, April 27, 2016, quoting Professor Paul Rothstein.

“Marine discharged after refusing to remove a Bible verse taped near her cubicle has her day in court,” coverage in The Washington Post, April 27, 2016, mentioning Lecturer Paul D. Clement.

 Financial Times podcasts on sovereign bankruptcy, April 26 and 27, mentioned Professor Anna Gelpern (IIEL report here). 

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