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Plea deals are Catch-22 for those who claim wrongful conviction USA Today: Carmen Naso, senior instructor of law, explained how those in the criminal justice system can inadvertently contribute to wrongful conviction by being stuck on one suspect or using confirmation bias.

Mak strengthens ties with Case Western Reserve University Makerere University News: President Barbara R. Snyder visited Makerere University in Uganda earlier this week to mark the 30th anniversary of the Uganda-CWRU Research Collaboration.

5 ways Cleveland Clinic, Case Western Reserve University's new campus will change medical education cleveland.com: With the new Health Education Campus set to open later this year, a profile of the new campus explored how it will transform education for students in Case Western Reserve…

How Trump's new rule-slashing judge could sway green issues E&E News: Jonathan Adler, the Johan Verheij Memorial Professor of Law and director of the Center for Business Law and Regulation, weighed in on how Neomi Rao, who was recently confirmed to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of…

Let creativity flow with planned gift vehicles Cleveland Jewish News: Charles M. Miller, senior director of planned giving, described new methods of giving to charities and nonprofits, including naming them as beneficiaries on financial accounts.

Cleveland Human Trafficking Clinic gets $425,000 from state Patch: Led by School of Law lecturers Melanie GiaMaria and Maya Simek, and Judith Lipton, the Honorable Blanche E. Krupansky and Frank W. Vargo Jr. Professor of Law, Case Western Reserve University’s Human Trafficking Program will expand…

Do your questions spark positive change? Podcast with Professor Ronald Fry Making Positive Psychology Work: Ronald Fry, professor of organizational behavior, explained how leaders can affect positive change in the workplace and gave tips for helping accomplish that.

What could a Netanyahu indictment mean? Cleveland Jewish News: Peter Haas, the Abba Hillel Silver Professor Emeritus of Jewish Studies, discussed the way Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is viewed, especially in the American Jewish community.

1869, Ep. 64 with Jay Geller, author of The Scholems Cornell Press: On a podcast, Jay Geller, the Samuel Rosenthal Professor of Judaic Studies and associate professor of history, spoke about his books and research into German Jewish history after World War II.

A boost for thoracic radiology healthcare-in-europe.com: Niha Beig, a third-year PhD student in biomedical engineering, explained research she and others are conducting into improving lung cancer diagnostics from CT and PET images through radiomics.