The following are remarks delivered by Dean Danielle Conway at the “Singing of a New American: Pauli Murray’s Legacy and Justice in the 21st Century” symposium. This one-day symposium was hosted by the Howard University School of Law Constitutional Law … continue reading
By Professor Charles H. Norchi Pyongyang claims to test a hydrogen bomb, Defense Secretary James Mattis warns of “massive military response,” the United Nations Security Council meets in emergency session, and the United States enhances all three legs of its … continue reading
By Dean Danielle Conway The following are Dean Conway’s remarks from the Maine Women’s Equality Day March on August 26, 2017. I thank you for this opportunity to speak on this day as we commemorate the ratification of the 19th … continue reading
By Peter Guffin, Visiting Professor of Practice To predict the Privacy Shield’s future, it’s helpful to recall its origins and to understand the high bar it must meet – namely, ensuring “an adequate level of protection” under the Data Protection … continue reading
By Professor Charles Norchi The State of Maine and its law school have a long-standing relationship with “La Francophonie.”[1] We border Quebec- a Francophone province of Canada; large numbers of Mainers identify as “Francos” and speak French; and many “new … continue reading
By Professor Emeritus David Cluchey Originally published in the Bangor Daily News Most of us have heard about the Wells Fargo scandal in which employees opened bank and credit card accounts without customers’ knowledge or consent to hit sales targets … continue reading