Faculty in the News | School of Law | Case Western Reserve University

CWRU law school faculty members are regularly featured in news stories about the law. That’s because they’re widely considered leading experts in their fields. They are frequently interviewed for broadcast and print stories, in outlets ranging from The New York Times and Washington Post to CNN and FOX.

1490
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in the media since May 1, 2018

Members of the media are encouraged to contact the university’s media relations department for help finding the right professor for your story. If you have a media inquiry or request for an interview please contact Colin McEwen in media relations at 216-368-4442.

Date	Name	Title	Tags	News Outlet
07/31/2023	Cassandra Burke Robertson	Part 1: In 1998, a legal revolution was quietly born in Texas. It would pull America’s courts rightward.	Judicial Process	Texas Tribune
07/31/2023	Jonathan Entin	'Create havoc': House GOP wants to defund the FBI. A 2024 candidate wants to shut it down.	Politics	USA Today
07/31/2023	Kevin McMunigal, Michael Benza	Hunter Biden plea: Could first son claim artist to meet court-ordered work requirement?	Criminal Law	Washington Examiner
07/30/2023	Atiba Ellis	Election disinformation campaigns targeted voters of color in 2020. Experts expect 2024 to be worse	Elections	USA Today
07/30/2023	Atiba Ellis	Election disinformation campaigns targeted voters of color in 2020. Experts expect 2024 to be worse	Elections	US News and World Report
07/30/2023	Atiba Ellis	Election disinformation campaigns targeted voters of color in 2020. Experts expect 2024 to be worse	Elections	Politico
07/30/2023	Atiba Ellis	Election disinformation campaigns targeted voters of color in 2020. Experts expect 2024 to be worse	Elections	ABC News
07/30/2023	Atiba Ellis	Election disinformation campaigns targeted voters of color in 2020. Experts expect 2024 to be worse	Elections	Associated Press
07/29/2023	Jessie Hill	Ohio Abortion Rights Amendment Hits Signatures Goal	Abortion Law	The Messenger
07/28/2023	Jonathan Adler	John Roberts and Brett Kavanaugh Are Now the Supreme Court’s Swing Votes	Supreme Court	Wall Street Journal
07/28/2023	Michael Benza	Hunter Biden plea: First son's diversion agreement 'much broader' than judge expected	Criminal Law	Washington Examiner
07/28/2023	Atiba Ellis	Affirmative action ruling could boost enrollment at historically Black colleges and universities	Elections	WEWS, ABC Cleveland
07/27/2023	Andrew Zashin	My Homeless Daughter Keeps Getting Pregnant—What Should I Do?	family law	Newsweek
07/27/2023	Jonathan Entin	Recreational marijuana enthusiasts race to get signature count higher for Ohio's November ballot	Marijuana Legalization	Ohio Capital Journal
07/27/2023	Cathy Mansfield	Can you be detained for skip lagging?	consumer protection	WGN Radio
07/27/2023	Jonathan Entin	In Ohio, abortion battle triggers fight over direct democracy	Abortion Law	Christian Science Monitor
07/27/2023	Jessie Hill	What does a yes vote on Ohio Issue 1 mean? Details of the Aug. 8 special election	Issue 1	WKYC, NBC Cleveland
07/26/2023	Michael Scharf	Russian jet damaged US drone with flares in Syria, says US	International Law	BBC
07/26/2023	Michael Benza	Why Hunter Biden's Wednesday plea could accelerate new criminal investigation	Criminal Law	Washington Examiner
07/26/2023	Jonathan Adler	Ohio universities review admission policies after Supreme Court ends affirmative action	Supreme Court	Ohio Capital Journal
07/25/2023	Jonathan Entin	The Sound of Ideas Community Tour: Examining State Issue 1	Issue 1	Sound of Ideas, ideastream
07/25/2023	Anat Alon-Beck	Israel's parliament passes law limiting Supreme Court's power, sparking mass protests	International Law	USA Today
07/24/2023	Juscelino Colares	Could Roadblocks 'Derail' Schumer's 'UFO' Transparency Push?	Politics	Newsmax
07/24/2023	Jonathan Entin	Issue 1 backers bring free root beer floats with their message to Ohio early voters	Issue 1	Ideastream
07/24/2023	Jonathan Entin	Ohio Conservatives, Afraid of Losing Abortion Referendum, Try to Make It About Trans Panic	Politics	Jezebel
07/24/2023	Andrew Zashin	Lakeland man claims ex-wife abducted son in Brazil	family law	Florida Ledger
07/24/2023	Jonathan Entin	Another federal indictment threatens to engulf Donald Trump and his presidential campaign	Donald Trump	USA Today
07/24/2023	Cathy Mansfield	CFPB Sues Snap Finance, Prehired for Allegedly Deceiving Consumers	consumer protection	Yahoo Finance
07/24/2023	Cathy Mansfield	CFPB Sues Snap Finance, Prehired for Allegedly Deceiving Consumers	consumer protection	Kiplinger
07/23/2023	Jonathan Entin	House Bill 245 looks to limit drag performances in public spaces	Politics	Spectrum News
07/23/2023	Michael Benza	North Royalton mother whose son died from fentanyl overdose fights for justice, wants to end stigma against drug addiction	Criminal Law	WKYC, NBC Cleveland
07/23/2023	Marvin Sicherman	Help! I Signed Up for a $4,800 Bird-Watching Trip but the Company Shut Down.	Business Law	New York Times
07/22/2023	Jessie Hill	The Supermajority: How the Supreme Court Divided America	Supreme Court	Ideastream
07/22/2023	Jonathan Entin	Conservatives are making the Ohio abortion amendment about trans rights	Issue 1	NBC News
07/21/2023	Jonathan Adler	Democrats again recycle court-packing schemes	Supreme Court	Las Vegas Review-Journal
07/21/2023	Steven Stransky	What type of info was mistakenly sent to Russian ally?	cybersecurity	News Nation
07/21/2023	Law School	Saudi Board of Grievances activates deal with U.S. Case Western Reserve University	Law School	Saudi Press Agency
07/20/2023	Law School	Razing the Bar	Law School	Legal Aid Society
07/20/2023	Jessie Hill	Pastors call on Ohioans to attend upcoming Embrace Life events, pass ballot initiative August 8	Abortion Law	The Center Square
07/19/2023	Jonathan Adler	Supreme Court asked to decide the fate of pivotal pipeline after federal court opposes Congress, halts construction	Supreme Court	The Daily Caller
07/18/2023	Atiba Ellis	Concerns raised over Sec. of State Frank LaRose's ethics before contentious August election	Politics	Ohio Capital Journal
07/18/2023	Atiba Ellis	Concerns raised over Sec. of State Frank LaRose's ethics before contentious August election	Politics	WEWS
07/18/2023	Erik Jensen	Some Supreme Court justices have a slippery handle on facts	Politics	Washington Examiner
07/17/2023	Steven Stransky	Typo sends millions of US military emails to Russian ally Mali	cybersecurity	BBC
07/17/2023	Law School	The Law Schools That Offer Students The Most Help With Tuition (2022)	Law School	Above the Law
07/17/2023	Jessie Hill	Ohio abortion amendment is an attack on parental rights, pro-life groups say as initiative clears key hurdle	Abortion Law	Fox News
07/16/2023	Jonathan Entin	Constitutional experts breakdown State Issue 1's impact	ohio law	Spectrum News
07/14/2023	Juscelino Colares	Did China Kill Hong Kong's Competitiveness?	International Law	International Business Times
07/13/2023	Miranda Leppla, Michael Benza	After Householder and Borges Sentences, What—or Who—Comes Next?	Corruption	Ohio Capital Journal
07/12/2023	Miranda Leppla, Michael Benza	After Householder and Borges Sentences, What — or Who — Comes Next?	Corruption	Cleveland Scene