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	SLU LAW Moot Court Team Places 2nd in National Competition January 30, 2012 Congratulations to SLU LAW's moot court team of Stephen Bosky, Adam Doerr, and Jacqueline Graves who made it to the final round and placed second in the Andrews Kurth Moot Court Championship Competition held Jan. 26-28 in Houston. The competition brings together the top 16 ranked moot court schools in the nation. Our team also won second place brief.
	Dr. Richard T. Middleton, IV, Adjunct Professor of Law, was selected as one of 20 “Young Leaders” in St. Louis by the St. Louis American Foundation. January 30, 2012 Dr. Richard T. Middleton, IV, Adjunct Professor of Law, was selected as one of 20 “Young Leaders” in St. Louis by the St. Louis American Foundation and will be featured in the February 23, 2012 edition of the St. Louis American newspaper.
	Professor Alan Howard was interviewed about a lawsuit involving a Missouri library's use of Internet filters. January 30, 2012 Professor Alan Howard was interviewed by The Heartlander about a lawsuit involving a Missouri library's use of Internet filters.
	SLU LAW Professor Sign Amicus Brief with U.S. Supreme Court. January 30, 2012 Professors Tim Greaney, Kathy Cerminara and Efthimi Parasidis signed an amicus brief in the U.S. Supreme Court arguing in favor of the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act. The brief, signed by 104 Health Law Professors, provides the court with detailed information about the market for health care and the role that health insurance plays in that market.
	Professor Chad Flanders wrote an op-ed for the St. Louis Beacon on Missouri's presidential poll. January 30, 2012 Professor Chad Flanders wrote an op-ed for the St. Louis Beacon on Missouri's presidential poll.
	Professor Amany Hacking participated in an interview on immigration issues for KPLR-TV's The Pulse January 30, 2012 Professor Amany Hacking participated in an interview on immigration issues for KPLR-TV's The Pulse.
	SLU Plans Historic Move of Law School to Downtown St. Louis. January 24, 2012 SLU Plans Historic Move of Law School to Downtown
	Professor Alan Howard was interviewed by the St. Louis Beacon January 23, 2012 Professor Alan Howard was interviewed by the St. Louis Beacon on the U.S. Supreme Court's decision on copyright issues pertaining to music from opera companies and symphonies.
	Professor Joel Goldstein's recent speech on the intersection of religion and politics in the 2012 election appeared in the Jewish in St. Louis website. January 23, 2012 Professor Joel Goldstein's recent speech on the intersection of religion and politics in the 2012 election appeared in the Jewish in St. Louis website.
	Professor Mary Ziegler's op-ed on same-sex spouses appeared in The Jurist. January 17, 2012 Professor Mary Ziegler's op-ed on same-sex spouses appeared in The Jurist.
	Professor Alan Howard was interviewed by The Heartlander about school Internet policies heading to the U.S. Supreme Court. January 17, 2012 Professor Alan Howard was interviewed by The Heartlander about school Internet policies heading to the U.S. Supreme Court.
	Saint Louis University School of Law School Hosts Allies for Inclusion: The Ability Exhibit January 11, 2012 Saint Louis University School of Law School Hosts Allies for Inclusion: The Ability Exhibit.
	Professor Michael Wolff op-ed in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. January 10, 2012 Professor Wolff wrote about about Missouri's plan for redistricting in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
	Professor Goldstein was cited in a U.S. News & World Report story on President Obama's vice presidential selection based on his writings on the topic in other media. January 9, 2012 Professor Goldstein was cited in a U.S. News & World Report story on President Obama's vice presidential selection based on his writings on the topic in other media.
	Vote for SLU's Prison Program to Receive a Grow St. Louis Award. January 9, 2012 The Saint Louis University Prison Program is a Jesuit inspired initiative that provides education to prison staff and people incarcerated in Missouri, promotes service, and conducts research on crime and incarceration. The program has been nominated for the Grow St. Louis Contest where people can vote once a day for a program of their choice to receive an award of up to $15,000 from Monsanto. This money will help buy books for students, compensate faculty, bring speakers to the facility, and support other administrative aspects of the program. From January 9 – 29, please go to http://www.stlgrown.com once a day for twenty days to vote for the SLU Prison Program. Thanks for your support!
	Professor Joel Goldstein was cited in a U.S. News & World Report story on President Obama's vice presidential selection. January 9, 2012 Professor Joel Goldstein was cited in a U.S. News & World Report story on President Obama's vice presidential selection based on his writings on the topic in other media.
	Legal Clinics Win Unemployment Cases January 4, 2012 Three unemployment compensation appeals handled by SLU LAW Legal Clinic students supervised by Professor John Ammann and decided by the Missouri Court of Appeals have been named among the "Major Opinions of the Second Half of 2011" by Missouri Lawyers Weekly.
	Professor Sidney Watson was interviewed by the St. Louis Beacon December 20, 2011 Professor Sidney Watson was interviewed by the St. Louis Beacon on health care reform.
	Tim Greaney was interviewed by Congressional Quarterly. December 20, 2011 Tim Greaney was interviewed by Congressional Quarterly on the Medicare Shared Savings Program.
	Professor Matthew Bodie's piece appeared in U.S. News & World Report's Debate Club blog December 19, 2011 Professor Matthew Bodie's piece on welfare assistance appeared in U.S. News & World Report's Debate Club blog.
	Professor Roger Goldman was interviewed by the Sarasota Herald Tribune December 19, 2011 Professor Roger Goldman as interviewed by the Sarasota Herald Tribune on police misconduct.
	Professor McGraugh Interviewed on St. Louis Public Radio (NPR). December 13, 2011 Professor Susan McGraugh was interviewed by St. Louis Public Radio (NPR) on Missouri’s public defender issues.
	Professor Parasidis Published in the Wisconsin Law Review. December 13, 2011 Professor Efthimios Parasidis’ article, “Patients over Politics: Addressing Legislative Failure in the Regulation of Medical Products” appeared in the Wisconsin Law Review.
	Professor Joel Goldstein spoke to the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review about the Iowa Republican Presidential Caucus December 5, 2011 Professor Joel Goldstein spoke to the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review about the Iowa Republican Presidential Caucus.
	Professors Wolff and Howard on Occupy Protests. November 29, 2011 Professors Michael Wolff and Alan Howard spoke to the St. Louis Beacon about the Occupy encampments and protesters' First Amendment Rights.
	Professor Eric Miller Receives Diversity Award November 22, 2011 Congratulations to Professor Eric Miller for being honored by Saint Louis University for his commitment to diversity and inclusiveness as a recipient of the Kathy W. Humphrey Award for Diversity. Read more about the award.
	Professor Alan Howard was interviewed by the St. Louis Beacon November 16, 2011 Professor Alan Howard was interviewed by the St. Louis Beacon on the U.S. Supreme Court's review of the new health care law.
	Professor Chad Flanders wrote on prison bills. November 16, 2011 Professor Chad Flanders wrote an opinion piece for the St. Louis Beacon on prison bills.
	Dean Annette Clark participated in St. Louis Public Radio's (NPR) Legal Roundtable November 15, 2011 Dean Annette Clark participated in St. Louis Public Radio's (NPR) Legal Roundtable to discuss a variety of legal issues from health care to the first amendment.
	Professor Sidney Watson testified on Health insurance Exchanges November 14, 2011 Professor Sidney Watson testified Nov. 10 before the Missouri Senate Interim Committee on Health insurance Exchanges. Her testimony can be reviewed here. She was also interviewed by a variety of media outlets including NPR affiliates from St. Louis and Columbia, Mo, KTVI-TV (FOX 2), KPRL-TV, and St. Louis Beacon.