The Great Cardozo Bar-Exam Canard

Justice Benjamin Cardozo (1870-1938) served with great distinction as Chief Judge of the New York...

Does the President Have the Legal Right to Delay an Election?

The following July 30, 2020 News 8 story called Constitutional professor weighs in on Pres. Trump’s...

Constitutional law expert gives legal analysis on Presidential immunity

Cooley Law School Constitutional Law expert Professor Brendan Beery shares in an op-ed analysis...

A Life of Service in the Law

Remembering John W. Fitzgerald July 7th marks the 14th anniversary of the passing of Justice John...

Cooley criminal law professor spells out the case surrounding fired Minneapolis police officers

Cooley Law School Professor Tonya Krause-Phelan is frequently tapped as a criminal law expert by...

What is the Insurrection Law? Brig. Gen. Michael C.H. McDaniel explains

Former Deputy Assistant Secretary for Homeland Defense Strategy and retired Brigadier General...

Cooley Faculty Experts Speak Out on Equal Access to Justice

Tracey Brame, associate dean of Cooley’s Grand Rapids campus, Renalia DuBose, a Cooley professor in...

Bar Exam Subjects: How Many Are Too Many?

Social-distancing policies have forced states to rethink the July bar exam. One state has decided...

The Three Lucys of Contract Lore, Part One: Lucy vs. Zehmer

Blog contributor Otto Stockmeyer is a Cooley Law School Distinguished Professor Emeritus. This is...

Take A Look at Restitution

The subject of Restitution was once a mainstay of the first-year law school curriculum, but has...