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Professor Fisch appeared on a panel last week for the SEC's Investor Advisory Committee where they discussed pass-through voting. penncareylaw.news/3HzkxKh

Professor Claire Finkelstein (Claire Finkelstein) joins Al Jazeera to talk about Trump's deployment of the National Guard to Los Angeles and how this crisis could get worse. Al Jazeera English penncareylaw.news/3FS9DyI

In this week's Strict Scrutiny Podcast episode, Prof. Shaw and her co-hosts unpack this week's raft of SCOTUS decisions, cases on "reverse discrimination", whether Mexico can sue American gun manufacturers and other topics. Listen here: Crooked Media penncareylaw.news/3ZYvOKi

Prof. Roosevelt tells a The New York Times opinion columnist that "Trump is hinting to people that if they break the law on his behalf, he'll pardon them, which would encourage people inside or outside the administration to worry less about legal constraints." penncareylaw.news/4jNfHq6

As we near the end of the Supreme Court's term, the court is facing a number of emergency requests involving the Trump administration. Here & Now's Scott Tong speaks with Prof. Kate Shaw about what the Supreme Court actions mean for executive power. penncareylaw.news/4jG86JT

Prof. Cary Coglianese speaks with CNA about the Musk–Trump fallout. He highlights D.C.’s unstable political alliances and warns that shifting loyalties could pose long-term risks for private sector leaders working with the White House. penncareylaw.news/4kYdOb8

And while US presidents have doled out questionable pardons in the past, Trump is doing so "in a bigger, more aggressive way with sort of no sense of shame," Professor Kim Roosevelt (Kermit Roosevelt) tells Agence France-Presse. penncareylaw.news/45h7Opx

Stateline cites a 2019 study by the Rand Corporation and Penn Carey Law that found that holistic defense may not only reduce jail and prison time but may also improve long-term outcomes for clients. Read more: penncareylaw.news/3HAGeK1

Professor Kim Roosevelt (Kermit Roosevelt) explains to Lehigh Valley Press News what due process means in the context of immigration law. penncareylaw.news/3FZoDuD

Prof. Harris tells Mother Jones "The Department of Energy is seeking to eliminate a rule regulating a program that extends loans to minority-owned businesses because it purportedly conflicts with Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard, a recent ... " penncareylaw.news/4jUfDFg

Practice Professor Sarah Paoletti tells Spotlight PA that the problem is that the U.S. is detaining too many people. "Detention should only be used for civil immigration violations as a matter of last resort. Here, we use it as a default," she said. penncareylaw.news/4kH0vML

In this story about the Philadelphia Gas Works rate hike case, Professor Seth Kreimer tells WHYY, "It looks to me like what PGW is doing here is trying to harass interveners by filing these requests for information that seem to be of quite ..." Read more: penncareylaw.news/45cSo5z

The The New York Times asked seven opinion writers with a wide range of policy expertise to reveal the potential repercussions of the "One Big, Beautiful Bill." Professor Kate Shaw writes about why it is a presidential power grab. penncareylaw.news/4mXwfhT

Veteran Philly firefighter files complaint over right to wear dreadlocks on the job. “This is about more than hair, it is about dignity and the right to exist in a public institution without being targeted for one’s identity,” said Olivia Mania L'24. penncareylaw.news/3HUeQ9O

The Justice Department wants to end an agreement it reached with a Pa. bank it accused of redlining in Philly. Olivia Mania L'24, attorney and Penn Carey Law Catalyst Fellow at the Public Interest Law Center, said in an interview that ... penncareylaw.news/3FKytAE

Practice Professor Sarah Paoletti, who has studied conditions at the Moshannon Valley Processing Center, tells the Erie Times-News she is "exceptionally skeptical" of the results, calling them "entirely self-serving." GoErie penncareylaw.news/43M245T

LISTEN: Prof. Kate Shaw's recent testimony before the Senate judiciary committee on nationwide injunctions was recently featured on NPR's Consider This. "The reason there has been such wide and cross-ideological consensus over the impermissibility ... " penncareylaw.news/45ZBSWO

Prof. Kim Roosevelt tells Lehigh Valley Press News, "If we accept the administration's position on [immigration and deportations], they can seize an innocent U.S. citizen to die in a foreign jail with no opportunity to make their case to a neutral ... " penncareylaw.news/45sqIKb

Prof. Kate Shaw joins Brian Lehrer of WNYC 🎙 to discuss the latest SCOTUS news, Trump administration's deployment of the National Guard and his use of "the shadow docket," which has made it so SCOTUS often votes in his favor. penncareylaw.news/4n835Na

In this episode of Strict Scrutiny Podcast, Prof. Kate Shaw and her colleagues discuss how Trump continues to push the boundaries of authoritarianism, provide an update on the Kilmar Abrego Garcia case, and unpack another flurry of SCOTUS opinions. Crooked Media penncareylaw.news/4636K8U