Fowler Law Professor Scott Howe Publishes “Moving Beyond Miranda: Concessions for Confessions”
Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law Professor Scott Howe’s article “Moving Beyond Miranda: Concessions for Confessions” was recently published in Volume 110, Number 4 of the Northwestern University Law Review. From the abstract: The law governing police interrogation provides perverse incentives. For criminal suspects, the law rewards obstruction and concealment. For police officers,
Putting Your Summer to Work With Fowler School of Law Study Abroad
One of the many great summer opportunities offered at Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law is access to world-class study abroad programs that offer students a more hands-on perspective of international law. In addition to the annual Cambridge, England study abroad program, students have a chance to take part in unique study and
Fowler Law Student Benefits from Judicial Externship Out of Her Comfort Zone
As a second-year student planning on a future in litigation, Gabrielle LaCarre (JD ’17) knew a judicial externship was one way to help achieve her goals. Rather than pursue work at a private law firm, she opted for a chance to see things from the other side of the bench through an externship at the
Fowler Associate Dean Donald Kochan Publishes in Texas A&M Journal of Property Law Symposium
Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law Associate Dean Donald Kochan’s article “Incumbent Landscapes, Disruptive Uses: Perspectives on Marijuana-Related Land Use Control” was recently published in Volume 3, Number 1 of the Texas A&M Journal of Property Law. From the abstract: The story behind the move toward marijuana’s legality is a story of disruptive
Fowler School of Law Alumni Take on Publishing World
Three Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law alumni recently set out to share their expertise by publishing three very distinct books. From estate planning to family mediation to finding the perfect business structure, Quan Vuong (JD and LL.M. ’11), Amanda Singer (JD ’13) and Neetal Parekh (JD ’06) jumped head-first into the publishing
Fowler Law Professor Nancy Schultz Elected President of International Academy of Dispute Resolution
Nancy Schultz, Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law Professor and Director of Competitions and the Alternative Dispute Resolution Program, was recently elected as president of the International Academy of Dispute Resolution (INADR). The academy is dedicated to bringing awareness to the benefits of mediation, and hosts annual mediation certification trainings, law school and
Alumni Highlights – Summer 2016
Navid Moshtael (JD ’05) was promoted to partner at Stabile & Moshtael, an Orange-based law firm specializing in family law. Fowler School of Law was recognized in May for the work of alumna Suzanne Fidler (JD ’05) as a volunteer attorney in a citizenship fair co-sponsored by the city of Santa Ana and the Public
Fowler School of Law Alumnus Parlays Externship into Position at Blizzard Entertainment
Less than one year out of law school and just weeks after passing the bar exam, Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law alumnus and video game enthusiast Jack Anderson (JD ’15) found himself in a very unexpected place as a first-year associate at Blizzard Entertainment, the video game developer known for blockbuster games
Fowler Law Professor Richard Redding Publishes “Lost in Translation No More: Marketing Evidence-Based Policies for Reducing Juvenile Crime”
Dr. Richard Redding – Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law Professor and Vice Chancellor for Graduate Education at Chapman University – recently published a book chapter on “ Lost in Translation No More: Marketing Evidence-Based Policies for Reducing Juvenile Crime ” in A New Juvenile Justice: Total Reform for a Broken System (NYU
Two Fowler School of Law Staff Members Retire After More Than 35 Years of Service Combined
This week, Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law said goodbye to two of the law school’s most cherished staff members, Barbara Babcock and BJ Reich, who are each retiring after 25 and 17 years, respectively, of serving the law school’s administration. Both have seen innumerable changes to the law school, including the opening