Almost home from Iowa Law in my cute cardigan and I already want to go back! What a great week and what fantastic students.

Iowa Law's Associate Dean Adrien Wing and James Anaya, professor at the University of Colorado Law School (Colorado Law), recently published an essay as part of the Symposium on Rabiat Akande, “An Imperial History of Race-Religion in International Law." ow.ly/bu6q50T1fuQ

The latest article by Iowa Law professor Todd Pettys, "The First Amendment Speech Rights of College Student-Athletes," was published by the George Mason Law Review (George Mason Law Review). Read the article here: ow.ly/l3Z350T28z6

Congrats to Iowa Law professor Samantha Barbas, whose book, Actual Malice: Civil Rights and Freedom of the Press in New York Times v. Sullivan, published by University of California Press, has just been released in paperback. 🎉 Check it out here: ow.ly/4Zcs50T1kGk

Iowa Law professor Shannon Roesler is quoted in an article by Iowa Public Radio discussing the opposition around large-scale carbon capture and sequestration projects in the Midwest. Read the full article here: ow.ly/QJmw50T2jK5

An article by Iowa Law professor Greg Shill, "Ending Judgment Arbitrage: Jurisdictional Competition and the Enforcement of Foreign Money Judgments in the United States," was cited by a federal court. Check it out: ow.ly/sopW50T25Y9

Iowa Law professor Jill Wieber Lens' (Jill Wieber Lens) op-ed article, "A Reality Check on Iowa’s Abortion Ban Exceptions," was published by The Gazette (The Gazette). ow.ly/ONGQ50T7SU6

Iowa Law's César F. Rosado Marzán 🇵🇷 (he/him)'s book chapter "Alt-Labor and Worker Centers" was published in The Oxford Handbook of the Law of Work. In this chapter, Professor Rosado sets out a research agenda to study alt-labor and worker centers in the US, Canada, and Australia. ow.ly/hnf050T7UMX

#NEW: Join us later this month for a webinar with immigration law experts discussing the current Supreme Court docket and future expectations. 📅September 26th, 3:00PM EST Register today! immcouncil.co/SCOTUS2024

The bracket is set in my Iowa Law class on the NCAA Infractions process! 19 Iowa Law students will compete in an intramural tournament involving a mock NCAA Committee on Infractions hearing. Go Law Hawks!

Congrats to Iowa Law's Kate Melloy Gottel (Kate Melloy Goettel), who has been appointed to the American Immigration Lawyers Association's (AILA) amicus committee. She has also been appointed Vice Chair of the AILA's Federal Court Litigation Committee. 🎉

Shout out to Iowa Law professor Samantha Barbas, whose book, Actual Malice: Civil Rights and Freedom of the Press in New York Times v. Sullivan, published by University of California Press, was listed on The Green Bag's list of "Exemplary Legal Writing" for 2023.👏 ow.ly/B4TS50T5bpg

Iowa Law professor James Toomey (James Toomey) recently co-authored a publication with Taylor & Francis Research Insights titled “The True Self and Decision-Making Capacity,” where he discussed the ethics of medical decision-making by patients. Read the full article here: ow.ly/AtZv50Tb2Cv

Iowa Law is pleased to welcome Hope Metcalf, a human rights scholar and attorney to the faculty. Metcalf has previously served as executive director for the Orville H. Schell, Jr. Center for International Human Rights Law. ow.ly/nyAm50ThpBf

🏈 800 Iowa Law alumni, faculty, staff and students joined us at the fist cookout of the season. Thank you to our sponsor Shuttleworth Law!

Read the latest from Iowa Law professor Andy Grewal. #taxlaw

Iowa Law's Andy Grewal prepared an article titled “Tax Regulations After Loper Bright” for SSRN where he dissected the new administrative framework for tax regulation in the wake of the Supreme Court’s upheaval of the Chevron doctrine. Read more: ow.ly/8Iws50ThHYX

Iowa Law's Dave Bright hosted a First Round event for the IC Downtown District and moderated conversations with Peter Gerlach from Iowa City Foreign Relations Council and Kirsten Kumpf Baele from Anne Frank Initiative at the UI Museum of Natural History. ow.ly/B3BL50ThHN5

Iowa Law's Amy Kretkowski presented on cases from the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, and the U.S. Supreme Court at the National Organization of Veterans’ Advocates (NOVA) conference. ow.ly/6oRK50SXNPZ

New on #BillofHealth! Another excellent piece by @ProfJamesToomey Iowa Law, discussing his article in Indiana Law Review on the substituted judgment standard in dementia cases. Love and Liberalism in Surrogate Decision-Making blog.petrieflom.law.harvard.edu/2024/09/12/lov… via @petrieflom