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So Grateful to the Law School University of Notre Dame for the invitation to speak.Notre Dame Law School “The 2025 Notre Dame Religious Liberty Summit held in Dublin focuses on political power and religious freedom” Professor Dean G. Marcus Cole of Notre Dame Law School delivered the opening

ND Law Professor Samuel Bray was cited multiple times in the U.S. Supreme Court’s majority opinion in Trump v. CASA. He was also quoted in several news outlets and authored an op-ed in The New York Times explaining the significance of the decision. Read it here: nytimes.com/2025/06/28/opi…

Led by ND Law Prof. Jimmy Gurulé, Notre Dame Law School Exoneration Justice Clinic has remained deeply committed to criminal justice reform, litigating wrongful conviction cases, and educating the public about miscarriages of justice. Read more about the EJC in the Notre Dame Lawyer magazine: law.nd.edu/for-alumni/mag…

Incoming J.S.D. candidate Valentina del Sol Salazar Rivera '24 LL.M. represented Inter-American Court of Human Rights at major conferences at the Institute for Legal Research of UNAM. Her presentations focused on Indigenous communities’ rights & on democracy & political rights. law.nd.edu/news-events/ne…

Notre Dame Law School presented the 2025 Notre Dame Prize for Religious Liberty to Professor Michael McConnell of Stanford Law School at the conclusion of the 2025 Notre Dame Religious Liberty Summit. The award, presented by Dean G. Marcus Cole, is given annually to an individual in

Happy Fourth of July from Notre Dame! Wishing you a star-spangled independence day with a little gold in your red, white, and blue. 🇺🇸☘️

ND Law Prof. Rick Garnett will serve as a panelist at George Mason University's Scalia-Ginsburg Colloquy this Wednesday. He will join fellow constitutional law experts to discuss the trio of religion-related cases that came before the Supreme Court this Term. law.gmu.edu/events/2025/07…

I had the pleasure once again this year to participate in Notre Dame Law School's annual Religious Liberty Summit where I spoke on one panel about "Church Autonomy and Contract Enforcement," and another about "Religious Discrimination in Education Funding."

ND Law Prof. Jorge Barrera-Rojas has been appointed as an Olin-Searle Fellow and associate research scholar at Yale Law School beginning this academic year. He joined the ND Law faculty in July 2023 and will continue to serve as a Rodes Fellow with the Program on Church, State & Society.

Notre Dame Law School and Portage Township (St. Joseph County, Ind.) will host an eviction sealing clinic on July 15. This clinic will assist individuals with previously dismissed eviction cases in sealing those records. More here: abc57.com/news/eviction-… wndu.com/2025/07/01/new…

ND Law Professor Lloyd Mayer (Lloyd Mayer), was quoted in both The New York Times and NBC News regarding a recent IRS court filing that signals houses of worship can endorse political candidates without risking their tax-exempt status. Read more: nytimes.com/2025/07/07/us/…

Join us in congratulating Associate Dean and Prof. Bob Jones on his retirement after more than 20 years of dedicated service to Notre Dame Law School! Prof. Jones significantly expanded and enhanced our clinics and externships, and led the growth of our 1L Galilee program.

ND Law hosted a conference on good faith and loyalty in partnership with Tel Aviv University last month. The conference was organized by ND Law Prof. Paul B. Miller, and Prof. Andrew Gold (UC Irvine School of Law), Prof. Geneviève Helleringer (ESSEC Business School, University of Oxford), & Dr. Yifat Naftali (Tel Aviv University).

ND Law Professor @DerekTMuller joined The Will Cain Show to discuss recent U.S. Supreme Court rulings involving the Trump administration. RealClearPolitics published a full transcript of the segment—read it here: realclearpolitics.com/video/2025/07/…

OSV News quoted Assoc. Professor Fr. John Kimes in a story on a proposed Washington state law that would require clergy to report abuse, even if revealed in confession. ow.ly/TiJW50WoBeC