Alumni Magazines Find Their Digital Footing
While younger alumni are more likely to get much more information for their daily lives off the web than older alumni, the percentage of them who still want to receive the physical magazine remains…
Is China’s Tilt Towards Russia In Beijing’s Best Long-Term Interest?
Trying to outflank the U.S. by gaming geopolitically with Putin is a risky business, given the Russian president’s image abroad, writes Tom Plate, LMU Professor of Asian and Asian American studies. Source: South China…
Mayor Garcetti’s Former Top Spokeswoman Wants Him Charged With Perjury
The standards for filing a felony perjury charge are extremely exacting, making it unlikely that prosecutors would lodge a case against Garcetti, said Laurie Levenson, a Loyola Law School professor and expert on criminal…
LABJ Insider: Experts Weigh In On The Economic Future
Branden Grimmett, associate provost, career and professional development at Loyola Marymount University, explained that recent graduates are focused on what they perceive to be “pandemic-proof” industries such as pharmaceuticals, e-commerce, construction, digital services and…
Newsmax Counter-Sues Smartmatic, Widening Fight Over U.S. Election Fraud Claims
Newsmax’s counter-claim has little merit, said Jessica Levinson, a law professor at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles who is not involved in the case. Smartmatic has a strong defamation case that should proceed…
‘Impostor’ Performs COVID Tests On Kids After Security Breach At L.A. Juvenile Hall
Typically, visitors to a juvenile facility must show identification and a professional credential validating their reason to be there, according to Brooke Harris, director of LMU Loyola Law School’s Juvenile Justice Clinic. “It’s distressing….
Sarah Palin’s NYT Suit Is About Much More Than Defamation
Palin’s suit gives us an opportunity to ask whether the legal standard still makes sense in our current world, writes LMU Loyola Law School Professor Jessica Levinson. Source: MSNBC Sarah Palin’s NYT Suit Is…
