Prof. Anna Carpenter’s research exposes a critical gap in access to justice

College of Law Mourns Passing of Prof. Alexander Tallchief Skibine

It is with the heaviest of hearts that I share the passing of Alexander (Alex) Tallchief Skibine, the S.J. Quinney Endowed Professor of Law at […]

Paul Cassell wins ruling in landmark case against Boeing

Professor Paul Cassell, who is the Ronald N. Boyce Presidential Professor of Criminal Law, has won an important ruling in a case against The Boeing […]

Professor Tony Anghie receives prestigious international law medal

Professor Antony Anghie recently received the 2023 Manley O. Hudson Medal from the American Society of International Law (ASIL). This award is given to a […]

New Initiative Studies “Ecosystem” of Abuse

Spurred on by story of boy’s death, Bystander Initiative seeks to prevent future harm. By Suzi Morales   Professor Amos Guiora’s office looks pretty typical […]

Utah Law professors to present at AALS Annual Meeting

The S.J. Quinney College of Law is honored to recognize the many faculty members who will be presenting or leading section meetings at the Association of […]

Professor Jeff Schwartz wins prestigious legal research award

Professor Jeff Schwartz recently won the 2022 Berkeley Center for Law and Business Best Paper Award. This prestigious award, presented by Dean Erwin Chemerinsky of […]

Professor Jason Iuliano talks to New York Times, WSJ about Biden Administration’s student debt plans

Associate Professor Jason Iuliano, an expert on student loan debt, bankruptcy, and consumer protection, spoke with national media outlets about the Biden Administration’s plans to make it easier for Americans to clear their student debt as part of bankruptcy proceedings.

Professor Amos Guiora discusses bystanders and enablers on podcast for the National Center for Victims of Crime

Professor Amos Guiora, who is working on legislation around the world to criminalize bystanders and enablers, was featured on the Parallel Justice podcast from the National Center for Victims of Crime.

Cassell wins two federal court rulings in Boeing crash case, sex trafficking case

Professor Paul Cassell has won federal court rulings in two important victims’ rights cases. Cassell, a former federal judge and a nationally-recognized expert in crime victims’ rights, is representing the clients in each case pro bono.

Professor Chris Peterson discusses ruling against the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau with NPR

Dean Elizabeth Kronk Warner presents on federal Indian law and consultation during Distinguished Environmental Lecture

  Dean Elizabeth Kronk Warner was recently invited to the Florida State University College of Law to present on federal Indian law and consultation. Her […]