Chapman University School of Law Professor Lawrence Rosenthal was quoted in an article about the securities fraud case against chip-maker Broadcom Corp. Professor Rosenthal said, “It seems certain that prosecutors will face at least an internal investigation…The very worst case scenario for the prosecutor is he could face witness tampering or obstruction of justice charges,
In celebration of the holidays, Chapman University School of Law Professor Hugh Hewitt posted a list of suggested charities to donate to this season. Read more…
A group of Chapman University scholars are participating at the U.N. climate conference in Copenhagen. Included in the group is Chapman University School of Law Professor Deepa Badrinarayana. To read their blog updates at the conference, click here…
Chapman University School of Law Professor Henry S. Noyes published an op-ed in the Sacramento Bee where he discusses the intricacies of California’s ballot initiatives process and how it hinders the function of the state government. Read more…
Chapman University School of Law recently received praise from retired judge of the Orange County Superior Court James Gray in the Daily Pilot. He discussed Chapman’s Military Personnel Law Center (MPLC) & AMVETS Legal Clinic and the school’s impressive 81% passage rate of the California Bar Examination. Read more…
Chapman University School of Law Professor Mario Mainero, who is also Chief of Staff to County Supervisor John Moorlach, was recently quoted in an article in the Orange County Register about who should pay to police the OC Harbor. Supervisor Moorlach organized a group to evaluate concerns and funding issues. Professor Mainero said, “I think
Chapman University School of Law Professor Kyndra K. Rotunda’s article, “A Comparative Historical Analysis of War Time Procedural Protections and Presidential Powers: From the Civil War to the War on Terror” made the top ten most downloaded on the Social Science Research Network website. Read more here.
Chapman University School of Law Professor Richard E. Redding’s new book,“The Politically Correct University: Problems, Scope, and Reforms,” was reviewed in a New York Times blog. Read it here.
Chapman Law’s ADR team, comprised of Lisa Fiance, Aaron Goben, and Kyndell Paine, won first place at the National Mediation Competition in Liverpool, England. Kyndell took the second place individual mediator award and Aaron took the third place individual award. This was the first UK National Mediation Competition with three US teams (Lewis University, Illinois; Drake School of
A documentary film co-created by Chapman 2L student Roxana Amini was screened at a special event entitled “Destination Africa,” held at the Dodge School of Film and Media Arts on November 18, 2009. The film was one of three short documentary movies created by film/law/humanities students during a trip to Cameroon in the summer of 2009,