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December 2017 -

"Sessions Revokes Law Enforcement Guidance On Fining Poor Defendants," coverage in NPR, December 24, 2017, featuring Professor Peter Edelman.

 "Republican Senator Rand Paul Freezes Trump Nomination Over NSA", coverage in The Daily Beast, December 22, 2017, quoting Professor Joshua Geltzer.

"Trust between law enforcement and communities is key to public", coverage in The Hill, December 21, 2017 by Professor Joshua Geltzer.  

"Senators seek to stop expansion of airport facial scans," coverage by Reuters, December 21, 2017, referencing a report released by the Center on Privacy and Technology.

"Facial Scans at U.S. Airports Violate Americans’ Privacy, Report Says," coverage by New York Times, December 21, 2017, featuring a report released by the Center on Privacy and Technology and quoting Laura Moy, deputy director, and Harrison Rudolph, associate, at the center.

"Indian-American lawyer breaks litigation record of late Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall," coverage in News India Times, December 20, 2017 featuring Professor Neal Katyal.

"Phoenix Police Chief Jeri Williams joins effort to support 'dreamers'," coverage by Arizona Central, December 20, 2017, quoting Visiting Professor Joshua Geltzer, executive director, Institute for Constitutional Advocacy and Protection, and referencing an amicus brief he co-authored.

"Her Body, Their Choice," coverage by Slate, December 20, 2017, referencing a piece by Associate Professor Martin Lederman.

"Attorneys and the Pretense of Knowledge," a Competitive Enterprise Institute blog, December 20, 2017, quoting Professor Michael Gottesman.

 "Phoenix Police Chief Jeri Williams joins effort to support dreamers", coverage in AZ Central, December 20, 2017, quoting Professor Joshua Geltzer. 

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