Touro Law Review Podcast

Touro Law Review - Supreme Court Shadow Docket

Provost Patricia Salkin and Associate Dean Citron discuss the reasons why Provost Salkin decided to pursue her PhD. Provost Salkin also talks about her dissertation, Lawyer's Leading Higher Education that she will also be publishing into a book, May it Please the Campus: Lawyer's Leading Higher Education.

Professor Abramson and Professor Zakarin have a thoughtful discussion about his career path and the opportunities that he had early on in his legal career. He also tells us about the fascinating experience he had in the White House during the Carter administration and the Energy Crisis.

Summary: Judge Cohen and Dean Citron discuss Judge Cohen's legal career from his decision to go to law school and through his career as a Judge. He also discusses a circuit court case, Ferreira v. City of Binghamton and the court's majority opinion which held that municipalities have a special duty to protect innocent bystanders when executing a No-Knock Warrant.

A Discussion of No - Knock Warrants with the Honorable Mark D. Cohen - Part 2

Justice Frank Murphy - The Man Unafraid To Tell The Truth With Greg Zipes

In this podcast, Professor Ted Silver discusses the core themes of the Secured Transactions course and why the class is important and not as intimidating as it seems.

Discussion of the first comprehensive book on online law teaching. This podcast offers insight into how to take law school beyond the traditional, in-person experience.

This podcast discusses decriminalization of sex work, analyzing sex work from the point of view of the same labor economics that would be applied to any other industry, rather than as a romanticized or demonized group of sexual deviants, finding destigmatization of the sex work industry as central to the increased agency and well-being of sex workers and their clients.

Historical and modern discussion of vaccine mandates.

In this podcast, Associate Dean Rodger Citron moderates a discussion of “A Civil Action” with his colleagues Professor Laura Dooley and Professor Deseriee Kennedy.

Gun Regulation By Defining "Ordinary Military Equipment"

A Wish List For The Secretary Of The United States Department Of Veterans Affairs

A Conversation About Opioid Litigation With Professor Adam Zimmerman

New York and the Uniform Bar Exam - Judge Alan Scheinkman

A Conversation About Opioid Litigation with Professor Scott Burris

Professors Rena Seplowitz and Robin Daleo discuss Trusts, Wills, and Estate Planning during COVID

In this episode of the Touro Law Review Podcast, our invited guest, renowned attorney, professor, and writer, Alan Dershowitz, discusses the relationship between so-called “cancel culture” and the Free Speech Clause of the First Amendment to the United States Constitution. Professor Dershowitz is joined in the podcast by: Prof. Peter Zablotsky as moderator; Georgia Reid, third-year law student and...

Touro Law Review Podcast - Cyberlaw, Plain View, and Officer Inadvertence.

Join us to learn about seminal personal jurisdiction cases and Ford Motor Co. v. Montana Eighth Judicial District.  The Court heard oral arguments in Ford in October 2020.  As we await the Court’s decision, Professors Rodger Citron and Laura Dooley, who teach Civil Procedure, discuss the case with Professor Zablotsky, who teaches Torts.   Brought to you by the Touro Law Review.

Conversation with Touro Alumn Lawrence Steckman