Ronald Wright, Wake Forest Law, touches upon multiple projects he is working on including his book Criminal Procedures: Cases, Statutes, and Executive Materials and The Jury Sunshine Project which focuses on researching juries and learning the statistics of how race, gender, and age play a role in selection. He also describes his current interview projects surrounding defense attorneys and electronic discovery as well as prosecutors and resentencing units.
50: Conversations with Deans: Robert Ahdieh
49: Relevance of International Law with Allen Weiner, Duncan Hollis, and Chimène Keitner
48: How Students Are Learning with Anton Yakovlev, Elaine Page, and Reid Weisbord
47: Should College Athletes be Considered Employees? With Barbara Osborne and Matt Mitten
46: Mindful Lawyering with Katerina Lewinbuk
45: Federal Taxation with Alyssa DiRusso and Stephanie Willbanks
44: Social Media and the Law with John Browning
43: Advice for First-Generation Law Students with Amy Vaughan-Thomas
42: Law School Transparency with Kyle McEntee
41: The Evolution of Evidence Law with Justice Brian M. Hoffstadt and Laurie Levenson
40: Engaging Today’s Students with Patricia Baia
39: JD-Next: The Bridge to Law School with Marc Miller, Chris Robertson, and Joe Terry
38: Training Immigration Advocates with Michele Pistone
37: Interdisciplinary Education with Elena Langan
36: eDiscovery with Christine Broucek
35: Personal Jurisdiction with Joseph Glannon and Andrew Perlman
34: A.I. and Academic Integrity with April Dawson
33: The Emotionally Intelligent Lawyer with Esperanza Franco
32: Contemporary Challenges in Election Law with James Gardner and Guy-Uriel Charles
31: Empirical Methods with Robert Lawless
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