NJ families can face eviction when children turn 18. Seton Hall Law’s Khabirah H. Myers calls for reform to keep families together.
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NJ families can face eviction when children turn 18. Seton Hall Law’s Khabirah H. Myers calls for reform to keep families together.
Read her USA TODAY Network opinion (subscription required): www.usatoday.com/story/opinio...
Seton Hall Law Professor Stephen Lubben joined bankruptcy and commercial law professors in urging the U.S. Senate to remove a proposed “Insolvency Safe Harbor” from the pending Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, warning it could increase systemic financial risk. cdn.sanity.io/files/ifn0l6...
Examining #habeascorpus, protected speech and the constitutional stakes of detaining and deporting noncitizens, #SetonHallLaw Professor Jonathan Hafetz writes in Lawfare, “Allowing that protection to be extinguished…would turn the Suspension Clause on its head.”
www.lawfaremedia.org/article/free...
A PAC’s name isn’t always what it seems. In an experiment with 650+ participants, Seton Hall Law’s Brian Sheppard and Monash University’s Andrew Moshirnia found deceptive PAC names can influence voters — even politically engaged partisans. Read in Salon: theconversation.com/dont-trust-t...
Seton Hall Law Professor Brian Sheppard explains the legal calculations behind a confidential settlement involving a $15 million payout by a New Jersey hospital.
“Just reading the police report, you could see why they might be fearful of this going to trial,” Sheppard said. shorturl.at/yzYu1