Faculty News and Appearances
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Boston College Law School faculty are used as legal experts and sources by a growing number of reporters and media outlets, both across the country and around the world. This section of the website contains a selection of links to articles where BC Law faculty have been recently quoted.
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Sherman Talks to Youth Today about Child Sexual Exploitation Laws
Newton, MA--Francine Sherman talks to Youth Today about the discussion around child sexual exploitation laws.
Galle in Oregon Public Broadcasting on Health Care Battle
Newton, MA--Brian Galle talks to OPB about the Supreme Court's landmark health care ruling and the potential of lawsuits challenging the federal government's authority.
Greenfield in Business Week on Hershey and Child Labor Records
BUSINESS WEEK--Hershey Co. (HSY) should turn over child- labor records for cocoa farms in Ghana and the Ivory Coast as part of an investor suit and to help define U.S. corporations’ legal obligations abroad, two law professors told the judge in a lawsuit over the company’s practices.
Lyons in Free State Foundation on Future of voIP
Newton, MA--Daniel Lyons writes for the Free State Foundation on the future of voIP.
Lyons Blogs on Usage-Based Broadband Plans for Providence Journal
Newton, MA--Daniel Lyons blogs on why usage-based broadband plans may be good for consumers.
Greenfield American Prospect Op Ed on First Days of Gay Marriage Arguments
Newton, MA--Kent Greenfield is in the courtroom and gives his impressions of the first days of Supreme Court arguments.
Barrozo Talks to Herald about Amanda Knox Case
Newton, MA--Paulo Barrozo discusses whether the Amanda Knox murder trial will stress relations between the US and Italy.
Greenfield on Radio Boston to Discuss Gay Marriage Case
Newton, MA--Kent Greenfield discusses the DOMA case before the Supreme Court with WBUR's Radio Boston.
Lyons in 'The Hill' on Internet Pricing Policy
Newton, MA--Daniel Lyons blogs for the Congress website "The Hill on Internet pricing as the "next policy frontier."
Greenfield Blogs on 'Friends of the Court' Amici Curiae Briefs
Newton, MA--Kent Greenfield blogs in the American Prospect on strange briefs submitted to the Supreme Court.
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