Faculty & Research

“While states can do certain things under state law regarding immigration, erecting barriers along the border or arresting migrants is beyond the pale in my view,” says #CornellLawSchool professor Stephen Yale-Loehr (@syaleloehr) via @AP. http://ow.ly/DMsq50F9Ino

An innovative partnership between #CornellLawSchool and the First Presbyterian and First Baptist Churches of Cooperstown, New York, will expand legal services for immigrant communities in the Mohawk Valley region and beyond. http://ow.ly/gFMG50F8wwS #CornellLawClinics

John Blume (@JBCornellLaw), professor at #CornellLawSchool, discusses his experiences in representing death-row clients and the difficulty guilty defendants have in finding pro-bono attorneys to take on their cases, via @TheAtlantic. http://ow.ly/Xru150F6Ng1

“The Court noted that Congress could fix the problem through legislation,” says #CornellLawSchool professor @syaleloehr. “Indeed, such a bill is pending in Congress..." See Steve's full comments via @VOANews http://ow.ly/fqqu50F6u5T

“I think it’s a really substantial deal,” says @grimmelm, #CornellLawSchool professor. “It really clarifies that employees using computers disloyally is not a CFAA issue, and that blows away an enormous piece of criminal and civil use of the CFAA.” @verge. http://ow.ly/c9rx50F4Fkp

Daniel Alpert (@DanielAlpert), #CornellLawSchool professor, writes this @nytopinion piece on the connection between federally supplemented unemployment insurance benefits and the slowing pace of re-employment at this stage of the pandemic recovery. http://ow.ly/vg6Z50F2eYL

“This is a clear injustice,” says John Blume, #CornellLawSchool professor. “Because of a series of mistakes, he got no review on anything but his intellectual disability claim, which was just adopted by the state judge without inspection.” Via @propublica http://ow.ly/yWrV50F0tvS