Prof. DiPippa discusses First Amendment, quarantine & religious services

Lockwood, Frank. Does First Amendment allow assemblies? Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (April 11, 2020). “If limiting groups of people is the only way, or perhaps the only effective way, to accomplish one of the most important things that a government can accomplish, then the government can do it,” said DiPippa.

To Kosovo, by way of Arkansas – social enterprise and cultural exchange

Three years ago, Professor Kim Vu-Dinh left a teaching fellowship at Yale Law School to serve as the inaugural director of, and create the programming for, the Business Innovations Legal Clinic at the 糖心Vlog传媒 Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law. Since then, she and her students have been providing transactional legal services to … To Kosovo, by way of Arkansas – social enterprise and cultural exchange

Professor Steinbuch discusses COVID-19’s affect on FOIA

Hammersly, Lisa. Experts see pandemic as test for state’s public-meetings law. Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (Mar. 22, 2020). “In normal circumstances, it’s not reasonable to rely on virtual attendance,” Steinbuch said. “But in times of a national emergency, it could be hard to argue that ‘reasonable’ doesn’t encompass virtual attendance.”

Professor Borman’s Article Makes SSRN Top 10 List

SSRN. Arts Education eJournal Top 10. SSRN (February 12, 2020). Professor Borman’s article, “FREEZE! USING THEATRE IMPROVISATION TECHNIQUES TO PRACTICE ORAL ARGUMENT,” was recently listed on SSRN’s Top Ten download list for Arts Education eJournal and ArtsRN: Theater & Performance Education.

Prof. Steinbuch discusses FOIA and personal messages

Wickline, Michael. Ex-state agency director sues to block release of text messages. Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (Jan. 10, 2020). Steinbuch said there’s a balancing act weighing the personal nature of the messages against the public’s interest in seeing the messages. “Not salacious interest, but the public’s legitimate interest,” Steinbuch said.

Professor Borman’s Article Named Best in Legal Education 2019

Fruehwald, Scott. Best Legal Education Articles of 2019. TaxProf Blog (December 27, 2019). TaxProf Blog chose Prof. Borman’s article, “Something Borrowed: Interdisciplinary Strategies for Legal Education” as one of the best legal education articles of 2019.