William & Mary Law School

So I will tell you that I'm a little down on lateral hires, and I'm a little up on Hiring people out of law school, which is actually what I've been doing all week.

That's why I'm sitting here with my William and Mary Law School.

By the way, has this made it

harder for you to make this pitch to a young idealistic law school grad? I mean, they presumably they can Google and see that there is this federal investigation cloud hanging over the office.

It's a practice that focuses on real estate law, business law, community associations, and creditors' rights.

She is a former adjunct professor at William & Mary Law School, and Susan's also a former substitute circuit court judge.

She served on the Virginia State Bar Council Executive Committee and Clients Protection Fund leadership.

She is an inductee of the Virginia Lawyers Hall of Fame and is a Virginia Law Foundation fellow.

Setting that aside, Banks said no broader federal principle would resolve the matter in the district's favour and that the president holds wide authority, rooted in the commander-in-chief role and the district's non-state status, to direct or assign control over both the local National Guard and units from other states.

Margaret Hugh, a law professor at the William and Mary School of Law, noted that states supporting the deployment argued in court briefs that the president was acting in response to an emergency.

Hugh said the open-ended nature of the deployment creates room for a legal challenge, pointing to a view among some legal commentators that no emergency justification can stand when a troop presence carries no defined end date.

United States District Judge Gia Cobb ruled last November that the deployment unlawfully encroached on local officials' authority over law enforcement.

Saeed is still rebuilding the life she lost.

She's now a visiting scholar and researcher at the William & Mary Law School.

We survived very difficult days, but surviving was only the beginning, she said.

We are still trying to rebuild our lives, support our families, continue our education, and find meaningful opportunities.

It could act as a lever for voting rights activists to pull when faced with any new state voting restrictions.

James Alcorn is the director of William and Mary Law School's election law program and the former chair of the Virginia State Board of Elections.

The amendment doesn't immediately change any voting laws.

Instead, it can change how courts will evaluate challenges to state election laws in the future.

Thank you so much, Dan, for hosting this fantastic podcast.

So Margaret Hu, I'm at William and Mary Law School, and I teach two courses on AI and the law right now.

One is a seminar on democracy in the AI age, and the other is a survey course on AI law and policy.

And the way that I became really interested in this topic is because I started in the Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Justice the day before the terrorist attacks of 9-11.

which doesn't affect you, of course.

The two that matter to you are at William & Mary Law specifically.

The first is the Lemon Legal Scholars Program.

The Justice Department describes it as up to five full-ride scholarships, tuition, and fees that appear to be earmarked exclusively for graduates of historically Black colleges and universities.

The judge's temporary restraining order is set to stay in place for two weeks, and he'll be scheduling a hearing to consider whether to extend access for the outlets.

My guest is First Amendment expert Timothy Zick, a professor at William & Mary Law School.

Did you expect the judge to issue

this temporary restraining order? Was it any surprise? I did.