.@UWLawDemocracy's @BrynaGodar comments on an ethics complaint filed against Judge Schimel. Read more:

Director of the Global Legal Studies Center @AtapattuSumudu comments on the growing concern surrounding "climate refugees" in Wisconsin. Read more:

Check out the latest paper by Margaret Raymond, "The Other Half: Challenges of the Part-Time Rural Prosecutor," now available on @SSRN: #FridayReads

We were proud to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Hastie Fellowship during a reception at the 2025 @TheAALS annual meeting. The celebration honored the fellows' achievements and the importance of the two-year program: #ThrowbackThursday

.@ClinicLawProf comments on police behavior during wellness check that resulted in the killing of 28-year-old Fitchburg man. Read more:

.@ClinicLawProf opinion piece scrutinizes the Laken Riley Act: "It essentially ends the presumption of innocence for non-citizens." Read the full article:

Congratulations to @mjsharafi, who was awarded the 2023 Indian Law Review Best Article Prize for her article "Indian Constitutionalism, the Rule of Law, and Parsi Legal Culture."

Tiffany Mitchell 3L won the @ABAesq Standing Committee on Armed Forces Law 2025 Writing Contest. This prestigious contest recognizes a law student's exceptional written work on the military's application of criminal law. Read more:

.@ClinicLawProf comments on the Laken Riley Act and its potential consequences. Read more:

.@DerekClinger, senior staff attorney at the @UWLawDemocracy, explains what a citizen-led referendum is and how it works in other states. Read more:

Join Dean Dan Tokaji and fellow UW Law alumni working in the Waukesha area for a networking reception 5 p.m. Feb. 13. Special thanks to Shannon Allen '95 and Tim Stewart '97 for hosting at DeWitt LLP. Register:

Check out a new article by @UWLawDemocracy's @MiriamSeifter, "State Legislative Vetoes and State Constitutionalism," now available on @SSRN: #FridayReads

You’ve heard of the McBurney Disability Resource Center, but did you know it was named for a UW Law alum? Visit the Law Library's Quarles and Brady Reading Room for an exhibit featuring Floyd “Mike” McBurney '63, who helped shape accessibility on campus and throughout the state.

RT @SoCalTaxProf: Call For Papers And Commentators: 28th Annual Critical Tax Conference At @WisconsinLaw https://t.…

Join us for the 2025 Thomas E. Fairchild Lecture, "Reflections of an Appellate Lawyer Turned Trial Judge," 4 p.m. Feb. 18, featuring Hon. Robert M. Dow Jr., Counselor to Chief Justice of the United States John G. Roberts Jr. Register:

Unfamiliar with the outstanding work done by our faculty at University of Wisconsin Law School? Or just need to catch up? Breeze through this easy-to-read roundup:

Richard Bilder, who served for more than 50 years as a UW Law professor and renowned international law scholar, died Jan. 18, 2025, in Madison; he was 97. "His body of international law scholarship is legendary," said Dean Dan Tokaji. Read more:

.@wilde_bree, executive director of @UWLawDemocracy, outlines how the Dane County Board of Canvassers should have acted to count missing Madison ballots. Read more:

Erin Barbato, director of the Immigrant Justice Clinic, comments on executive orders targeting immigration policy, saying it leaves refugees "in limbo again." Read more:

Lenisha Gibson 3L is thankful to be helping student-athletes navigate the intricacies of their NIL contracts. She's among the UW Law students who have reviewed such contracts to gain hands-on knowledge as part of a free service offered by the L&E Clinic: