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New York Law School faculty members are dedicated teachers who combine academic and professional achievement with a deep commitment to educational excellence.
The School has more than 50 full-time professors, each a highly accomplished scholar in his or her field, and more than 100 adjunct professors, leading practitioners drawn from New York City’s competitive legal marketplace. In addition, NYLS’s faculty emeriti remain connected to the School’s intellectual and scholarly community.
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In his recent Gay City News article, Professor Arthur Leonard explains the partial rulings on gender-affirming medical care from Texas and Alabama. ... See MoreSee Less
Courts in Texas and Alabama Issue Partial Rulings on Gender-Affirming Care for Trans Youth
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On May 13 the Texas Supreme Court and the US District Court for the Middle District of Alabama issued opinions approving temporary injunctive relief to partially block enforcement of state policies or...Comment on Facebook
On CTV News, Professor Kirk Burkhalter provides legal insight on the investigation of the suspect in the tragic Buffalo shooting and the charges he may face. ... See MoreSee Less
Questions on how the shooter obtained weapons
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Former NYPD detective and law professor Kirk Burkhalter comments on how the investigation may play out.Comment on Facebook
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On CBS News, Professor Rebecca Roiphe discusses the verdict in the Mario Batali case.
Celebrity chef Mario Batali found not guilty in sexual misconduct trial
Celebrity chef Mario Batali has been found not guilty at his trial in Boston after he was accused of unwanted groping and kissing. CBS News legal contributor Rebecca Roiphe joins CBS News' Tanya Rivero and Mola Lenghi to discuss the verdict. ... See MoreSee Less
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