Associate Dean Timothy Canova was quoted in an article in U.S. Banker entitled, “U.S. Government Data Needs a Redo.” The article discusses the nation’s economic statistics and makes the case that policymakers and business leaders need better numbers in order to ensure good outcomes in the future. Regarding inflation, Dean Canova says, “There has been
Visiting Assistant Professor Kyndra Rotunda published an article in Regular Folks United entitled, “Serving Those Who Serve Our Country: Chapman Law School Steps Up.” Professor Rotunda’s article discusses Chapman Law School’s new Military Personnel Law Center & AMVETS Clinic, which provides legal representation to active duty families and veterans. Professor Rotunda discusses the many legal
Professor Kurt Eggert was quoted in an article in the Orange County Register entitled, “Burned borrowers seek payback from CEOs who got millions.” As the title of the article suggests, the piece is about the growing number of private lawsuits and government investigations seeking payback from executives who received enormous paychecks for running companies that
Visiting Professor John Yoo authored an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal entitled, “Obama Made a Rash Decision on GTMO: The president will soon realize that governing involves hard choices.” Professor Yoo writes that while the closure of Guantanamo Bay will please his base President Obama’s actions, ” . . . will also seriously handicap
Dean John Eastman appeared on the Hugh Hewitt radio show with UC Irvine Law School Dean Erwin Chimerinsky where the two deans discussed the implications of moving Guantanamo Bay terrorists to jurisdictions within the Ninth Circuit, such as Camp Pendleton. Their discussion is a follow-up to an interview with California Attorney Jerry Brown. Read Article
Professor Michael Bazyler’s published an article in Asia-Pacific Journal, entitled “Japan Should Follow the International Trend and Face Its History of World War II Forced Labor.” The article discusses the controversy surrounding Japan’s history of World War II forced labor at Aso Mining, Japan’s current Prime Minister. Aso ran the successor firm to Aso Mining
Professor Kyndra Rotunda discussed Guantanamo and other related issues in an interview this week. Mr. Miller called her his “most popular guest” over the last two years. Listen to radio broadcast… Professor Rotunda was also interviewed on G. Gordon Liddy’s radio show. Listen to broadcast…
Professor Denis Binder was quoted in an article in Honolulu Advertiser, entitled, “State ended safety inspections before Hawaii dam collapsed.” The article discusses memos and e-mails issued by the Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources three months before the fatal collapse of the Kaloko Dam on Kaua’i. The documents reveal a state suspension of