Todres on Google’s Fight on Child Pornography

June 18, 2013 in Todres, Jonathan | Tags: child pornography, google, Jonathan Todres, tech news world, technology, web search | by gsucolblogs | Comments closed

Associate Professor Jonathan Todres
Tech News World, June 17

Google to Pit Technology Against Child Pornographers

Segall on Affirmative Action

June 13, 2013 in Segall, Eric J. | Tags: 14th amendment, 5th amendment, affirmative action, Eric J. Segall, Eric Segall, gay marriage, prop 8, same-sex marriage, windsor | by gsucolblogs | Comments closed

Professor Eric Segall
JURIST blog, May 30

What the Same-Sex Marriage Cases Teach us About Affirmative Action

Segall joins Stand Up! with Pete Dominick

May 20, 2013 in Segall, Eric J. | Tags: Eric J. Segall, Eric Segall, SCOTUS, Supreme Court | by gsucolblogs | Comments closed

Professor Eric Segall, May 17
Sirius XM, Stand Up! with Pete Dominick

Pete leads a debate on the role of the Supreme Court in modern America with Constitutional Law professor at Georgia State University, Eric Segall and Professor of Law at George Mason University School, Ilya Somin.

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Blasi explains IRS audits

May 8, 2013 in Blasi, Ronald W. | Tags: audit, Cardhub.com, IRS, penalties, Ron Blasi, Ronald Blasi, taxes | by gsucolblogs | Comments closed

Professor Ronald Blasi, May 1
Cardhub.com

Understanding Audits: What Taxpayers Need to Know About Triggers, Procedures and Penalties

Gabel on improper interrogation

May 7, 2013 in Gabel, Jessica | Tags: interrogation, Jessica Gabel, Jessie Gabel, nathan dwight, police, racial slur, reasonable doubt | by gsucolblogs | Comments closed

Associate Professor Jessica Gabel, May 7
11 Alive, WXIA

The Story of Nathan Christopher Dwight

Segall guest posts for Dorf on Law

May 1, 2013 in Segall, Eric J. | Tags: affordable care, commerce clause, dorf on law, Eric J. Segall, Eric Segall, michael dorf, PPACA, SCOTUS | by gsucolblogs | Comments closed

Professor Eric Segall, April 30
Dorf on Law

Guest Post by Eric Segall: The Real Reason So Many Law Professors Failed to Predict the Favorable Reception of the Commerce Clause Argument in the Health Care Case

Morrison on Jury Selection

April 22, 2013 in Morrison, Caren | Tags: Caren Morrison, ethnicity, jury selection, liu, New York Times, Race | by gsucolblogs | Comments closed

Assistant Professor of Law Caren Morrison, April 22
New York Times

Race and Ethnicity Hovered Over Jury Selection in Trial of Ex-Aides to Liu

Segall’s guest post for Jurist.org

April 16, 2013 in Segall, Eric J. | Tags: affirmative action, colorblind, Eric Segall, fisher v. university of texas, jurist.org, op-ed, Race, shelby co., shelby county v. holder, UT | by gsucolblogs | Comments closed

Professor Eric Segall, April 11
Jurist.org

A Colorblind Court in a Non-Colorblind World

Lombardo on Swiss TV

April 16, 2013 in Lombardo, Paul A. | Tags: bioethics, eugenics, italian language, north carolina, Paul Lombardo, RSI Telegiornale, Swiss TV, united state, virginia | by gsucolblogs | Comments closed

Professor Paul Lombardo, April 12
RSI Telegiornale

Eugenetica negli Stati Uniti

Williams on property tax suits

April 8, 2013 in Williams, Jack F. | Tags: board of tax assessors, Columbus Georgia, Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, GA, jack williams, property tax appeal, property taxes, taxes | by gsucolblogs | Comments closed

Professor Jack Williams, April 6
Columbus Ledger Enquirer

Increase in Property Tax Suits an Anomaly

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