Wayne Law Professors in the News
- September 24, 2009
- Professor of Law Peter Henning was quoted in a Wall Street Journal Law Journal column by John R. Emshwiller about the uncertainty regarding what investigators can and cannot do when searching digital devices for evidence. "‘Courts are struggling' in the area of computer searches," Henning is quoted as a saying in the article. He goes on to say "the Supreme Court has to deal with this."
View Article - September 8, 2009
- Distinguished Professor of Law Robert Sedler explained in an op-ed for the Detroit Free Press why government rationing of health care would be unconstitutional. He wrote, "Government rationing of health care would be not only completely contrary to American values but also clearly unconstitutional." Sedler contends, however, that none of the plans before Congress would conceivably allow such things.
View Article - September 4, 2009
- Assistant Professor of Law Jocelyn Benson was featured in Elect Women Magazine in an article titled "Longtime Advocate of Fair Elections Jocelyn Benson Makes Bid for Michigan Secretary of State."
View Article - September 4, 2009
- Assistant Professor Aaron Perzanowski was listed in an ABA Journal article as a future contributor to a new law blog that will feature what the bloggers consider the top 10 pending cases in the United States concerning Internet, software and database issues.
View Article - September 1, 2009
- Professor of Law Stephen Calkins was quoted in a CNN.com article titled "Body Magic: Get rich, get thin -- or get real?" Calkins suggests that any "prospective multilevel distributor consult tip sheets to analyze the credibility of a company" before investing time and resources.
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