2016

Professor Hannah Wiseman's article "Negotiated Rulemaking and New Risks: A Rail Safety Case Study," was reviewed in JOTWELL. 

Professor Mary Ziegler authored the Washington Post piece, "Ohio’s new abortion law is an 
assault on Roe. Here’s why it won’t work." 

Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, Manuel Utset, was quoted about our innovative curriculum 
in the JD Journal piece, "Law Schools Offer New Curriculum to Address Modern Issues."

President Emeritus and Professor Talbot "Sandy" D'Alemberte provided his expert opinion on the upcoming Florida Supreme Court justice appointment in the WLRN piece, "Florida Supreme Court 
Awaits New Conservative Justice." 

Professor Mary Ziegler was a guest on KCRW's To the Point podcast, "Abortion rights in the Trump era."

Professor Erin Ryan was quoted in the Bloomberg BNA piece, "Rep. Cramer to Trump: Combine EPA, Energy Into One Agency."

TALLAHASSEE — Florida State University College of Law Professor Mary Ziegler, the Stearns Weaver Miller Professor, has won the Thomas J. Wilson Memorial Prize for her book, After Roe: The Lost History of the Abortion Debate. The award is presented annually by the Board of Syndics of Harvard University Press to an author’s first book manuscript that is “outstanding in content, style and mode of presentation.”

TALLAHASSEE — For the second consecutive year, Florida State University College of Law’s Black Law Students Association (BLSA) won first place in two major advocacy competitions and won a Chapter of the Year award at the Southern Region Black Law Students Association (SRBLSA) Regional Convention. The 2016 meeting was held in Durham, North Carolina from January 20-24.

TALLAHASSEE — preLaw magazine has ranked the nation’s best law schools for public service, ranking Florida State University College of Law the 2^nd best law school nationally in the category of public defender/prosecutor. The list identifies schools that best prepare students for jobs in public interest and government.

TALLAHASSEE — Delaware Governor Jack Markell will visit the Florida State University College of Law on Friday, February 12. During his visit, Governor Markell will meet with faculty members and students, and give a public talk at lunch.