Marquette Law News

Faculty Scholarly Presentations

Professor O'Hear Presents Plea Bargaining in Homicide Cases at Cardozo School of Law Symposium on The Future of the Criminal Legal System

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Professor Michael O'Hear presented on Lessons from Plea Bargaining in Homicide Cases as part of a panel on Innovations in Plea Bargaining during the symposium The Future of the Criminal Legal System: How Should a Multidoor Criminal Courthouse Operate? The Melnick Symposium, held on October 27, 2023, brought academics and practitioners together to discuss innovations in plea bargaining and problem-solving courts. 

Faculty Scholarly Presentations

Professor Oldfather Discusses Judicial Selection Methods for State High Courts

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Professor Chad Oldfather was a panelist at a program hosted by the Albany Law Review and the Government Law Center at Albany Law School on October 10, 2023. This program, "An Exploration of Judicial Selection Methods of State High Courts," is available online.

Faculty Scholarly Publications

Professor Lindsey Authors New Edition of Taxation of Estates, Gifts and Trusts

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Faculty Scholarly Presentations

Professor Mitten Presents at the 47th Annual Sports Lawyers Association Annual Conference

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Professor Matt Mitten presented on Sports Arbitration from the Athlete's Perspective and Recent Developments in Sports at the 47th Annual Sports Lawyers Association Annual Conference in Los Angeles on May 11 and May 12, 2023.

Faculty Scholarly Publications

Professor Oldfather Authors Rucho in the States: Districting Cases and the Nature of State Judicial Power

Published: Voting Rights & Democracy Forum
Faculty in the News

Derek Mosley to Receive Headliner Award from Milwaukee Press Club

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Faculty in the News

Dean Kearney & Marquette Law School Featured in CBS 58 "Hometowns" Series

Published: CBS 58
Faculty Scholarly Presentations

Professor Strifling Discusses Nanotechnology in Drinking Water Treatment: Risk and Regulatory Compliance

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Land Use

John Johnson Cited in Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Regarding a Milwaukee Landlord

Published: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Faculty Scholarly Presentations

Professor Boyden Discusses ChatGPT at University of Richmond's 16th Annual Evil Twins Debate

Published: Suffolk Law Intellectual Property Center

Professor Bruce Boyden was one of the "evil twins" debating the topic "ChatGPT: Pandora's Box or Box of Chocolates?" at the University of Richmond's 16th Annual Evil Twins Debate, hosted by the Suffolk University Law School's Intellectual Property Center. Professor Boyden debated Professor Zahr Said of the University of Washington School of Law.

 

Faculty Scholarly Publications

Professor Lindsey Authors New Edition of Gilbert Law Summaries: Estate & Gift Taxation

Published: West Academic