Marquette Law News

Prof. Aaron Hernandez, associate professor of practice at Marquette University Law School and director of the National Sports Law Institute, spoke with The Detroit News on July 24 about the desirability of the University of Michigan athletic director job despite its recent issues.

Prof. Charles Franklin, professor and director of the Marquette Law School Poll, was spotlighted in a series in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, including stories on polling in the Wisconsin governor race, the changing methodology of the poll, his life outside the poll and why the poll is so well-regarded.

Mary Triggiano, director of the Andrew Center for Restorative Justice and clinical professor at Marquette University Law School, was spotlighted by FOX 6 on July 13 for her work in the restorative justice process, which brought closure to a local family.

Prof. Felicia Caponigri, assistant professor at Marquette University Law School, spoke with The Fashion Law on July 3 about the ownership of the American Flag in fashion.

Prof. Kali Murray, professor at Marquette University Law School, spoke with Chemical & Engineering News on July 2 about a recent Supreme Court ruling on independent U.S. agencies.

Derek Mosley, director of the Lubar Center for Public Policy Research and Civic Education, was spotlighted by the Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle on July 1 for receiving the Herb Kohl Service Award.
 

Prof. Christine Chabot, associate professor at Marquette University Law School, spoke with Reuters and Traders Union about unitary executive theory in light of recent Supreme Court decisions.

Prof. Matthew Mitten, professor at Marquette University Law School and director of the National Sports Law Institute, spoke with WPR and The Daily News on June 15 about how the Sports Broadcasting Act has benefited the Green Bay Packers.

Prof. Charles Franklin, professor and director of the Marquette Law School Poll, spoke with Politico on June 5 about the public opinion effect of tariffs on farm economy.

Prof. David Strifling, associate professor at Marquette University Law School and director of the Water Law and Policy Initiative, spoke with WPR on June 5 about a case that could rise to the state Supreme Court about public access to private beaches.

Prof. Karen Sandrik, professor at Marquette University Law School, was cited by The Washington Post on June 4 for her analysis of the Supreme Court's "skinny label" decision regarding generic drug manufacturers.

Mary Triggiano, director of the Andrew Center for Restorative Justice and clinical professor at Marquette University Law School, spoke with the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on June 3 about the restorative justice work being done for students in Milwaukee Public Schools.