Faculty News

Congress is considering dividing the 9th Circuit, which includes Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon and Washington, to create a new federal appellate circuit. Read More

Neuroimaging study co-authored by Jones with a team of researchers from Yale and Virginia Tech showed that brain activity reveals whether a subject knows he is committing a crime or is merely being reckless. Read More

Commissioner Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein will speak at noon in Vanderbilt Law School's Flynn Auditorium. Read More

Maroney’s interdisciplinary scholars focuses on law and emotion. Read More

Meyer's article, "Saving Free Trade," will be published in April by the Vanderbilt Law Review. Read More

Rogal is currently a Clinical Teaching Fellow at Georgetown Law, where she is earning an LL.M. in advocacy. Read More

Their winning article, “Beyond Gridlock,” highlights the importance of private action in battling climate change. Read More

Cheng has conducted more than 25 interviews for the podcast he launched last fall. Read More

Meyer clerked for Gorsuch on the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals in 2007-08 Read More

Karla McKanders will join Vanderbilt’s law faculty as a clinical professor of law in summer 2017. Her appointment was announced by Dean Chris Guthrie. At Vanderbilt, McKanders will launch a new Immigration Law Clinic. She will be affiliated with the George Barrett Social Justice and International Legal Studies… Read More