Professor Hewitt Publishes Op-Ed on Federal Insecticide
Professor Hugh Hewitt published an opinion piece in the San Francisco Examiner about the effect of the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act on jobs. Professor Hewitt wrote that the Act “will cost many more jobs unless the agency is checked – and soon.” Read more here.
OC Register Prints Professor Rotunda's Article on Health Law
Professor Ronald D. Rotunda published an opinion article in the Orange County Register entitled “What can Congress make you do?” in which he questions the constitutionality of a new national health law that essentially “does not regulate any economic act; instead, it regulates inactivity.” Read about it here.
Professor Rosenthal Publishes Op-Ed on Handgun Ban
Professor Rosenthal published an opinion piece entitled “Attack on Chicago’s handgun ban could undo a winning police tactic” in the Philadelphia Inquirer discussing the limitations of the Second Amendment right to bear arms. Professor Rosenthal wrote that “support for gun-control laws has waned, and politicians fear gun-rights advocates as never before. Yet the case for
Professor Rotunda Publishes Piece on JAG
Professor Kyndra K. Rotunda published an opinion piece in the Washington Times entitled “Kagan’s anti-military campaign” questioning former Harvard Law School Dean Elena Kagan’s 2005 ban of Judge Advocate General (JAG) officers from recruiting Harvard law students on campus. “Denying JAG officers and willing Harvard law students the opportunity to meet and talk about opportunities
Professor Lipman Quoted in Article on Immigration
Professor Francine Lipman was quoted in an article discussing the myth of “Joe Legal vs. Jose Illegal” and the “demonstrably false” widespread belief that undocumented immigrants cost the United States more than they give. Check out the full article here.
LA Times Publishes Article on Professor Campbell
The Los Angeles Times published an article featuring Visiting Professor Tom Campbell and his “nonconformist approach” to politics. Read the full article here.
Professor Campbell Featured in Article on Immigration Law
Professor Tom Campbell was featured in an article discussing why he won’t sign ‘no tax pledge’ as well as his support of Arizona’s recent immigration law. The “no tax pledge” signed by his Republican opponents is “easy and popular, but it isn’t right,” said Tom Campbell. Read the full article here.
Article Highlights Professor Mainero's Career Transition
A recent article in the Voice of the OC discusses Professor Mario Mainero’s transition from chief of staff to County Supervisor John Moorlach to Chapman law professor. “I thought it was about time to go back to what I love doing,” Mainero said. Read the article here.
Professor Eastman Quoted in Article on National Prayer Day
Former Chapman Law Dean and state attorney general hopeful John Eastman was recently quoted in the San Francisco Chronicle in an article entitled “Judge’s ruling puts prayer day in spotlight” about the April 15th Crabb ruling declaring National Prayer Day unconstitutional. Read the article here.
Chapman's Entertainment Clinic Does Legal Work on Festival Winner
The Newport Beach Film Festival’s selection committee reviewed more than 2,000 films and selected approximately 350 films from 47 countries to screen. Out of those remaining 350, only one film won the audience award for best U.S. Feature – “Below the Beltway.” Congratulations to Professor Kathy Heller and all of the students involved in doing