Professor Silverstein was interviewed regarding the impeachment process and potential effects
Unknown. Interview. KARK 4 News @ 4. NBC. KARK, Little Rock, AR (Sep. 25, 2019). Prof. Silverstein discussed the process for impeaching a President and the potential effects of impeachment on the 2020 Presidential campaign.
Professor Steinbuch discusses chicken antitrust case
Owens, Nathan. U.S. asks in on chicken antitrust case. Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (June 26, 2019): 1D, 2D. “It’s a big move to intervene,” said Robert Steinbuch, a law professor at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. The motion signals a “legitimate likelihood that a criminal prosecution could be brought” against one, or more, of the … Professor Steinbuch discusses chicken antitrust case
Christopher Trudeau Selected to Serve on FDA’s Risk Communication Advisory Committee
Christopher Trudeau, an associate professor of law at the UA Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law and an associate professor in the College of Medicine at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS), has been tapped to serve a four-year term on the Food and Drug Administration’s advisory committee on risk communication. … Christopher Trudeau Selected to Serve on FDA’s Risk Communication Advisory Committee
Professor Silverstein interviewed regarding birthright citizenship
Miller, Kevin. Interview. First News with Kevin Miller. CBS. KARN, Little Rock, AR (Oct. 31, 2018). Professor Silverstein discussed President Trump’s proposed executive order to end birthright citizenship.
Professor Silverstein interviewed regarding Kavanaugh confirmation hearing
Miller, Kevin. Interview. First News With Kevin Miller. CBS. KARN, Little Rock, AR (Oct. 1, 2018). Professor Silverstein discussed the Supreme Court confirmation hearing for Judge Kavanaugh and the FBI investigation concerning various sexual assault allegations
Professor Silverstein discusses pending Arkansas cases, rulings, and issues
Miller, Kevin. Interview. First News with Kevin Miller. CBS. KARN, Little Rock, AR (April 30, 2018). Professor Silverstein discussed (1) the interrelationship of sovereign immunity and the educational adequacy litigation in Arkansas, and (2) a trial court ruling striking down the latest Arkansas voter ID law.
Dean DiPippa discusses a pending case against the LRSD
Whites-Koditschek, Sarah. In City’s School Discrimination Lawsuit, Burden Of Proof Is ‘Did They Mean To?’. Arkansas Public Media (Sept. 6, 2017). Read the article here. To win such a case, the district must only show there was a reason for its facilities decisions other than race. Finances, for example, or population growth. Indeed, the “intent” … Dean DiPippa discusses a pending case against the LRSD
