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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Why Do Judges Write Law Review Articles?
1/28/08--Professor Renee Jones weighs in with her latest entry on the Conglomerate blog. more »
Lawyers for Needy in Civil Cases?
1/27/08--Herbert Wilkins discusses the issue of taxpayer-funded representation for those who are in need. more »
Studying Affirmative Action's Effects
1/08/08--John Garvey talks about the value of research in discussions about the future of affirmative action policies. more »
Repetti Joins AALS Tax Section Leadership
1/08/08--The BC Law professor was elected to the Tax Section Executive Committee. more »
Jones on Fake Steve Jobs
12/05/07--Renee Jones joins the discussion with two entries about "Fake" Steve Jobs's new book, oPtion$, on Prawfsblawg. more »
Jefferson Case Could Change Bribery Laws
11/14/07--George Brown talks to the New Orleans Times-Picayune about rewriting the laws to spell out more clearly what it means to be on the take. more »
Two Misunderstandings About Immigration
11/12/07--Dan Kanstroom's op ed on immigration appears on The History News Network. more »
How Did Carona Become a Federal Target?
11/08/07--George Brown talks to the Los Angeles Times about the debate surrounding the federal government's involvement in prosecuting local public officials. more »
