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Notre Dame Law Professor Derek Muller (@derektmuller) appeared on CNN's The Situation Room to discuss legal issues surrounding the upcoming midterm elections.
Muller, an election law expert, expressed confidence in the integrity of the electoral process and the reliability of the results.
Watch the full segment below:
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Thanks to HHJ Leonard KC for showing my @NDLaw class around the Old Bailey this morning, including the old Roman wall of Newgate and the plaque dedicated to the trial of Penn & Mead and the importance of trial by jury. @uNDLondon @TheInnerTemple
Notre Dame Law Professor Paolo Carozza was quoted by The Associated Press in a story examining how technology companies are turning to religion to help guide the ethical development of artificial intelligence.
Carozza, co-chair of Meta's independent Oversight Board, expressed concern that combining different religious traditions to inform AI could diminish their unique beliefs and perspectives.
Read more via ABC News: abcnews.com/Technology/wireS…
Join Notre Dame Law School and @NDHumRts for a discussion on the legal and political landscape around voting happening today. Details below:
Join us Tuesday, Oct. 27, at @NDLaw for lunch and an expert discussion on the legal and political landscape around voting.
The panel will include Professor Emeritus of Political Science Luis Fraga, Professor of Law @derektmuller and @NDHumRts Director Jennifer Mason McAward.
In celebration of today's annual Red Mass, we're resharing "The Red Mass and the Vestiges of Catholic Lawyering," an article written last year by Notre Dame Law School visiting assistant professor of law Dennis Wieboldt '26 J.D. (@DennisWieboldt) for First Things (@firstthingsmag).
Read more: firstthings.com/the-red-mass…
Join @NDLawRLC for a screening of American Martyr: The Stanley Rother Story on October 28th.
The film will be followed by a brief question-and-answer session with Maria Scaperlanda, biographer of Blessed Stanley Rother, and Michael Scaperlanda, chancellor of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City and producer of the film. All are welcome to attend.
Visit: religiousliberty.nd.edu/even… for more information.
Notre Dame Law School J.S.D. candidate Pavithra Rajendran has won the 2026 Asian Journal of Law and Society and Asian Law and Society Association Graduate Student Paper Competition for her paper, “‘Kantha Desks’: Systemic Institutional Fragmentation and Sexual Offense Case Attrition in Sri Lanka.” Cambridge University Press will publish the paper in the Asian Journal of Law and Society. The annual competition recognizes graduate student scholarship on law and society in Asia.
Read more: law.nd.edu/news-events/news/…
Reminder: Join us for the 2026 Annual Red Mass on Tuesday, October 27, at 5:15 p.m. in the Basilica of the Sacred Heart. A reception will follow in Notre Dame Law School’s Eck Commons. All are welcome to attend.
The @AP and other outlets quoted Notre Dame Law Professor Derek Muller (@derektmuller), an election law expert, on the Justice Department’s lawsuit challenging Alaska’s U.S. Senate election certification.
Professor Muller questioned the lawsuit's legal basis and said he expects it to be dismissed if the case proceeds.
Read his insights here: apnews.com/article/alaska-se…
How can law schools prepare the next generation of lawyers to navigate the growing role of artificial intelligence in the practice of law while remaining grounded in ethical judgment and the values of responsibility, accountability, and transparency? Yesterday, several Notre Dame Law faculty members, including three professors from the Notre Dame London Law Programme, joined leading scholars and legal practitioners from around the world at BMA Advogados in Brazil to explore this question and many others through discussions centered on the theme, "AI and the Future of the Legal Profession." The panel discussions examined the opportunities and risks presented by AI, the ethical responsibilities of lawyers and law students, and the challenges of regulating rapidly evolving technologies.
From questioning whether AI belongs in the classroom to exploring how it can enhance legal education, the panelists brought diverse perspectives to a shared challenge: preparing future lawyers not only to adapt to technological change, but also to think critically, exercise sound judgment, and uphold the human values at the heart of learning and the legal profession.
Notre Dame Law Professor Sherif Girgis joined the Original Jurisdiction podcast to discuss the current state of the U.S. Supreme Court through the lens of constitutional originalism.
During the conversation, Girgis explored the strengths and limitations of originalism as a method of constitutional interpretation, as well as his perspectives on the Court and the future of the First Amendment.
Listen to Professor Girgis' insights here: davidlat.substack.com/p/disa…
Tomorrow, Notre Dame Law School is proud to present “AI and the Future of the Legal Profession,” an international conference jointly organized with our partner institution, Fundação Getulio Vargas Rio de Janeiro Law School (@FGV). Speakers from leading academic institutions, law firms, the judiciary, international organizations, technology companies, and AI platforms will examine how AI is transforming legal practice, including the automation of compliance and legal analysis and its implications for the administration of justice.
Notre Dame Law Professor Diane Desierto was a panelist at a virtual event hosted by the European Society of International Law (ESIL). The panel explored the role of international responsibility in addressing violations of fundamental obligations under international law.
Watch the webinar here (Professor Desierto's remarks begin at 29:08): youtube.com/watch?v=qps0n7jL…
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Join us on Wednesday, October 28, for a screening of American Martyr: The Stanley Rother Story, a feature-length documentary narrated by acclaimed actor Martin Sheen.
All are welcome. Dinner will be available at 5:30 p.m., and the screening will begin at 6 p.m.
Last night, Notre Dame Law School's decanal delegation hosted “An Evening in Rio with Dean G. Marcus Cole” in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, bringing together Notre Dame Law alumni, faculty, and senior leadership for an evening of conversation and hors d'oeuvres. Among the alumni in attendance were Ricardo Araujo ’20 LL.M., Lee DeJulius ’02 J.D., Matheus Lima ’19 LL.M., and Patrick Manion ’18 J.D.
During his remarks, Dean Cole expressed his gratitude to our partner institution, FGV Rio, and highlighted the significance of our upcoming joint conference on AI and the Future of the Legal Profession.
“I think this conference is going to lead to ideas and conversations that will change the landscape of both legal education but also the practice of law,” said Dean Cole. “I think we'll learn from each other, but more importantly, we'll learn what we're doing in this space.”
Dean Cole also thanked the Notre Dame Law alumni in attendance for their continued support and for “making an important contribution to what we're trying to accomplish here.” We are proud to see our Notre Dame Lawyers making an impact around the world while continuing to advance Notre Dame Law School's mission.
Charles E. Rice Professor of Law O. Carter Snead will speak at the 2026 Red Mass dinner tomorrow, Oct. 21, at the Co-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in Houston.
His remarks will focus on “A Culture of Life, Human Identity, and Flourishing.”
Learn more: archgh.swoogo.com/2026RedMas…
Dennis Wieboldt ’26 J.D. (@DennisWieboldt), visiting assistant professor of law at Notre Dame Law School, spoke to Boston College Law (@BCLAW) students on October 16 about Fitzmaurice v. City of Quincy. He examined the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court’s ruling on Quincy’s planned statues of St. Michael and St. Florian. Read more: lawmagazine.bc.edu/2026/10/s…
