Among the winners in congressional and state races on November 3 were six NYU Law alumni. Phil Weiser ’94 was elected governor of Colorado, and three alumni won seats in the US House of ...
In a significant win for the NYU Law Policing Project and its ongoing efforts to promote effective regulation of policing ...
With voting already underway in a contentious midterm election in the United States, three faculty experts examined stresses ...
Software-based forensic tools—often proprietary products—are prominently featured in criminal cases in American courtrooms.
NYU Law alumni Jay Grunin ’67, Jonathan Polkes ’84, Adam Turteltaub ’98, Steven Chung ’99, Lisa Watts ’99 LLM ’01, and Grasford Smith ’05 joined the Law School’s Board of Trustees in October. The new ...
On September 28—the day before the 2026-2027 season opener in the National Hockey League got underway—Gary Bettman ’77, the ...
More than a decade ago, Nicholas Saady was playing cricket professionally in England. Today, he’s counsel at Pryor Cashman ...
Tom McBrien ’21 draws on his NYU Law experience as he advocates, litigates, and educates at the intersection of law, ...
Among the nations of the world, the United States is the world’s largest incarcerator, with 1.9 million people—565 per 100,000 residents—in prison or jail. To combat what they see as the abuses and ...
At an NYU Law Forum on October 22, former government officials and constitutional law scholars examined the current state of the American system of checks and balances designed to restrain the ...
Richard Stewart, University Professor and John Edward Sexton Professor of Law, died on November 3. “Dick was a beloved figure within the legal community, known for his generosity, loyalty, and ...
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