Law in Action: A UW Law School Podcast

University of Wisconsin Law School Professor Richard Monette discusses a series of initiatives he is involved with, including a $1 million dollar grant to the Menominee Nation and a series of working papers he is working on, on topics including property law and privatization on tribal land and native sovereignty.

Podcast interview with University of Wisconsin Law School Professor Tonya Brito on her recent article, "The Child Support Debt Bubble."

University of Wisconsin Law School Professor Yaron Nili discusses his recent article, "Board Diversity by Term Limits?", coauthored with Darren Rosenblum. This article is the first article to academically explore the connection between corporate board term limits and the sex diversification of the corporate board.

Interview with UW Law School Professor Keith A. Findley on three recent scholarly works- two law review articles published in Seton Hall Law Review on criminal justice and a report for the Madison Police Department on policy and procedure.

Interview with UW Law School Professor David S. Schwartz about his new book "The Spirit of the Constitution: John Marshall and the 200-Year Odyssey of McCulloch v. Maryland."

Podcast interview with UW Law School Distinguished Clinical Professor of Law and Director of the Center for Patient Partnerships Meg Gaines. Prof. Gaines discusses a 2018 paper about HIPAA and a forthcoming paper on prior authorization reversals.

Podcast interview with Prof. Michele LaVigne about her article "Under the Hood: Brendan Dassey, Language Impairments, and Judicial Ignorance," coauthored with Sally Miles.

This article discusses the case of Brendan Dassey, one of the two subjects of the Netflix documentary series "Making A Murderer," and whether his developmental delays contributed to his confession to the murder.

Podcast interview with UW Law faculty member BJ Ard about his working paper on market refusal in copyright.

The first episode of "Law in Action: A University of Wisconsin Law School Podcast," a podcast where law librarians interview UW Law faculty about their recent scholarship.