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June 2013 -

"Retailer Revolt Won't Kill $7.25 Billion Dollar Credit Card Fee Deal, Lead Lawyer Says," a post in the Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal Law Blog, June 3, 2013, featuring Professor Adam Levitin.

"Supreme Court Rules DNA Can be Taken After Arrest," coverage on NPR's "All Things Considered," June 3, 2013, featuring Visiting Professor Irv Gornstein, executive director of the Georgetown Law Supreme Court Institute.

"Judges Blame Banks for Foreclosure Slowdowns, but Some See Good in Delay," coverage in the Tampa Bay Times, June 1, 2013, featuring Professor Adam Levitin.

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