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Director of the Alvin L. Storrs Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic Christina Wease talks with Russ White for the MSU Today Podcast. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/msu…

Join us for the final installment of the fourth annual Dean's Speaker Series with Danielle Citron on March 10. RSVP for a talk on "Privacy, Free expression, and Civil Rights in a Digital Age" today! eventbrite.com/e/999563069047…

The Citing Slavery Project, led by Professor Justin Simard, aims to highlight and address the enduring impact of these legal principles rooted in human ownership. apnews.com/article/citing…

Give Green Day is just 6 days away! This year, MSU Law aims to raise $20,000 for the Bar Exam Success Fund. bit.ly/2Nx8Wzv

Give Green Day is an opportunity to further support MSU Law's extraordinary students. Your support of the Bar Exam Success Fund will have a positive impact. bit.ly/2Nx8Wzv

Give Green Day is tomorrow! bit.ly/2Nx8Wzv

Give Green Day is here! Join us today as we support the Bar Exam Success Fund. Donate here: bit.ly/2Nx8Wzv

Last Call for judge and student bailiff volunteers! Be part of MSU Law's 4th Annual Gender + Sexuality Moot Court Competition. Witness teams from law schools around the country argue for top honors March 22-23, 2025. Sign up here:bit.ly/3FexDvd

"I thought, what better way to prove that slavery had an influence on our legal system than using official legal sources?," said Justin Simard with MSU College of Law via CBS News. spr.ly/60130J7L5

We would love to extend our deepest gratitude to Danielle Citron for taking the time to be with us on Monday. If you missed it, here's the full event: youtube.com/live/16239rt0b…

Join us online to watch the final round of the Gender + Sexuality Moot Court Competition! The Awards ceremony will follow the final round. Register to watch here: bit.ly/3FFwUDB

"Many taxpayers are terrified of making a mistake, but most mistakes are minor and can be fixed quickly," said Christina Wease with MSU College of Law via Detroit Free Press. freep.com/story/money/pe…

The 2024 Annual Report of the National Registry of Exonerations, edited by Barbara O’Brien, MSU Professor of Law, records data on innocent criminal defendants. This registry aims to prevent future false convictions. To learn more, read about it here: msutoday.msu.edu/news/2025/msu-…

“...the president is sort of more popular than the common understanding of the Constitution, you better believe people will jump all over any loophole they can and allow that person to flout term limits,” said Brian Kalt with MSU College of Law via @npr. spr.ly/6010FvXn6

Jennifer Carter-Johnson discusses Ozempic pricing & competition in Health Magazine. Her insights on FDA rulings & future availability are a must-read! Check out the article: health.com/fda-ban-on-com…

Barbara O’Brien & Catherine Grosso release an article on jury duty selection & race's role in convictions. Dive into their research here: msutoday.msu.edu/news/2025/deca…

Congratulations to Professor David Favre whose last day of teaching after 49 years is today. We're thankful for his many contributions in the classroom at MSU Law!

Joseph Kozakiewicz discusses MSU’s Chance at Childhood Clinic's work & new partnerships. Learn about the clinic's exciting future here: msutoday.msu.edu/news/2025/msu-…

Justin Simard writes on the history & issues of Section 9-609 of the U.C.C in 'Slavery, Self-Help, and Secured Transactions'. Read his piece here: californialawreview.org/print/slavery-…

Proud of this achievement from MSU College of Law. #SpartansWill