Posted: April 6th, 2018 | By: Lisa Snedeker
Wake Forest Law faculty, students and staff are quoted regularly in the media. Following are the media mentions for the week of April 6, 2018:
Philly judges block DA Krasner’s deals for juvenile lifers
Philadelphia Inquirer
April 6
It’s not atypical for an incoming administration to face an unusual number of rejected deals, said Ron Wright, a professor of criminal law at Wake Forest University.
The GRE Is Taking Over Yet Another State’s Law Schools
Above the Law
April 5
The GRE is rapidly gaining acceptance at law schools around the country. The full list of law schools currently accepting the GRE are: Harvard, Columbia, St. John’s, Brooklyn, Northwestern, Arizona, Georgetown, Hawaii, Washington University in St. Louis, Wake Forest, Cardozo School of Law, Texas A&M, BYU, John Marshall Law School, Florida State, and Pace. (Plus, UCLA Law and the University of Chicago allow some students to take the GRE. Such as if they’re applying to a joint degree program or if already enrolled in another graduate program at the school.)
Why Legal Writing Is ‘Doctrinal’ And Profound
TaxProf Blog
April 3
Harold Anthony Lloyd (Wake Forest), Why Legal Writing is ‘Doctrinal’ and More Importantly Profound: So as long as we must use the…
Indie band Athenaeum reunites for one show at The Ramkat
Winston-Salem Journal
April 5
The guitarist who replaced him in 2001, Mike Garrigan, will play instead. He came to Athenaeum after the breakup of Collapsis, another indie-rock band from Greensboro that made waves on the national music scene. Garrigan started law school at Wake Forest University in 2016. He plans to work with musicians as a legal advocate for artists.
Mark A. Hall: Would North Carolina Regret Expanding Medicaid?
WRAL.com
April 4
Professor Mark Hall authored this piece for WRAL.com, following his report, “Do State’s Regret Expanding Medicaid?” last week.
Professor Hall’s article was also published on USC-Brookings Schaeffer on Health Policy and featured in a tweet from Paul Krugman, Nobel Prize winner and New York Times op-ed columnist.
2018’s States with the Best & Worst Taxpayer ROI
WalletHub
April 2
Professor Joel Newman was featured as an “Expert” in this WalletHub article. He provided advice for the following question: “How can state and local governments use tax revenue more efficiently?”
At Stephon Clark funeral, a familiar story amplifies drumbeat for change
