Faculty Scholarship & Service

Silverstein, Joshua. Bills that would bar employers from requiring employees and customers to be vaccinated against COVID-19. Arkansas Senate, Public Health, Welfare and Labor Committee, Little Rock, AR Oct. 1, 2021. A video of Silverstein’s testimony A video of the full hearing.

cummings, andré douglas pond. Howling Into the Hurricane: Breaking Down Systemic Injustice in Arkansas. 2021 Arkansas Racial Equity Summit, Conway, AR (October 26, 2021). Materials At the 2021 Arkansas Racial Equity Summit hosted by the University of Central Arkansas, Dean andré douglas pond cummings presented a keynote address entitled “Howling Into the Hurricane: Breaking Down … Associate Dean cummings headlines the 2021 Arkansas Racial Equity Summit at UCA

Moss, Teresa. Ex-Arkansas judge, who admitted giving leniency for sexual favors, cites judicial immunity from lawsuit. Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (Oct. 25, 2021): B1, B3.

Silverstein, Joshua. Overriding rights: Allow businesses to require vaccines. Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (Oct. 7, 2021): 7B.

Silverstein, Joshua. Bills baring employer COVID-19 vaccine mandates. Arkansas Senate, Public Health, Welfare and Labor Committee, Little Rock, AR Oct. 1, 2021. Testimony

Terrence. Qualified Immunity and Jury Instructions in Prisoner Civil Rights Litigation. 2021 Power Act CLE Program, Little Rock, Arkansas (September 24, 2021). Materials Professor Cain served as one of three co-panelists on a Prisoner Civil Rights Panel at the 2021 Power Act Continuing Legal Education Program sponsored by the United States District Court for the … Professor Cain served as a co-panelist on the Prisoner Civil Rights Litigation Panel at the 2021 Power Act CLE Program

Howell, Toby. Interview. First News with Toby Howell. Fox. KARN, Little Rock, AR (Sep. 22, 2021).

Lynch, John. Suit disputes Little Rock on taking guns in City Hall. Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (Sept. 5, 2021). “The City’s actions demonstrate that it believes that it is above the law and exempt from the mandates of the state,” Steinbuch wrote in his 10-page petition. Any rights the city can claim are provided by the lawmakers … Professor Steinbuch discusses gun suit

Robert Steinbuch, a professor of law at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock’s William H. Bowen School of Law, will serve another term on Arkansas’s Freedom of Information Act Task Force. The Arkansas Freedom of Information Act Coalition voted this month to re-appoint Steinbuch as the coalition’s representative to the task force. The coalition … Steinbuch appointed to Arkansas Freedom of Information Act Task Force

The UA Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law has created the Center for Racial Justice and Criminal Justice Reform. The Center recently received approval by both the UA System Board of Trustees and the Arkansas Department of Higher Education. The Center’s mission is to advance legal equity, access to justice, and fairness in … Bowen announces new Center for Racial Justice and Criminal Justice Reform