Prof. Hayes: Missouri Referendum on 'Right to Work' May Signal Future Ballot Initiatives
August 9, 2018
In the wake of a referendum in which voters in Missouri resoundingly rejected a "right to work" statute, University of Baltimore School of Law Prof. Michael Hayes says that future ballot initiatives addressing organized labor issues may be brought before voters in other states.
School of Law Launches 'Supreme Court and American Politics' Online Course, Hosted by Lyle Denniston
August 9, 2018
Beginning Sept. 30, the University of Baltimore School of Law and edX, a premier provider of massive online open courses, will host "The Supreme Court and American Politics," an eight-week self-paced examination of the causes and effects of politics on the nation's top legal institution.
Dean Weich on C-SPAN Radio for Talk on Supreme Court Nominee Kavanaugh, Aug. 3
August 3, 2018
University of Baltimore School of Law Dean Ronald Weich will appear on C-SPAN Radio’s The Weekly program on Aug. 3 to discuss the heightening Senate battle over Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
Former Head of DOJ Tax Division to Offer New Course on Criminal Tax at University of Baltimore
July 13, 2018
Caroline D. Ciraolo, the former head of the Justice Department’s Tax Division and a partner and founder of Kostelanetz & Fink's D.C. and Maryland offices, has joined the faculty of the University of Baltimore Graduate Tax Program and will teach a new course entitled "Investigation, Prosecution and Defense of Tax Crimes."
Prof. Wehle: Kavanaugh Will Make 'Real Imprint' on Supreme Court
July 10, 2018
Kimberly Wehle, professor at the University of Baltimore School of Law, tells MSNBC that her former colleague at the U.S. Department of Justice, Brett Kavanaugh, is "going to stand out as someone who makes a real imprint" if he is appointed as a Justice on the U.S. Supreme Court.
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