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Temple Law student's op-ed backs market-based immigration strategy
Type: In the Media
July 5, 2012
Unusual coalition means Supreme Court vote will stick
Type: In the Media
July 3, 2012
Defendants urged to admit guilt early
Type: In the Media
July 3, 2012
Upholding law demonstrates Court's ability to keep politics out of cases
Type: In the Media
July 5, 2012
Supreme Court sentencing ruling reflects rethinking on juvenile justice
Type: In the Media
June 26, 2012
Temple Law student's op-ed backs market-based immigration strategy
Type: In the Media
June 27, 2012
Ruling on Arizona's immigration law leaves police with questions
Type: In the Media
June 26, 2012
Temple Law's Ting on Supreme Court decision on immigration law
Type: In the Media
June 26, 2012
Temple Law's Spiro on Arizona v. United States
Type: In the Media
June 26, 2012
Student's op-ed wades into constitutional debate over healthcare act
Type: In the Media
June 25, 2012
Temple Law's Ohlbaum makes sense of high-profile trials
Type: In the Media
June 22, 2012
Sandusky has to testify, says Temple Law's Ohlbaum
Type: In the Media
June 17, 2012
Trying to read tea leaves in trial
Type: In the Media
June 11, 2012
Case will hinge on accusers, say legal experts
Type: In the Media
June 11, 2012
Op-ed: Romney’s bullying gets a pass
Type: In the Media
May 17, 2012
Temple Law's Spiro defends dual citizenship in NYT op-ed
Type: In the Media
May 15, 2012
School suit could ripple across Pennsylvania
Type: In the Media
May 7, 2012
Court will rule states within their rights
Type: In the Media
May 1, 2012
Law grad plans to pursue her passion in public interest law
Type: News Story
Kara Forsythe Morse, J.D., Law. After graduation, Morse hopes to pursue public interest law in her hometown of Seattle, Washington.
May 3, 2012
Ruling underscores difficulty in tying cancer to cause
Type: In the Media
April 21, 2012
Let Arizona’s law stand
Type: In the Media
April 23, 2012
Faculty Focus: Dave Hoffman
Type: News Story
In the latest installment of the faculty profile series, David Hoffman, a professor at Temple's Beasley School of Law, discusses his work in the areas of behavior law and economics. Specifically, Hoffman studies moral psychology and law -- how people’s intuitions about wrong-doing interact with how they behave.
April 11, 2012
Program helps save overdose victims’ lives
Type: In the Media
April 7, 2012
Supreme Court case may determine the extent of federal power 
Type: In the Media
March 25, 2012
Temple law prof: Supreme Court might punt challenge to health care law
Type: In the Media
March 25, 2012

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