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In the News – Possible third-degree murder charge influencing potential witness's decision to testify in Chauvin trial
In the NewsLaw professor Rachel Paulose discusses with KSTP a witness in the death of George Floyd who invoked his right to not testify due to fears he could later face charges.
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In the News – For US bishops, LGBTQ 'anthropology' rules out Equality Act compromises
In the NewsLaw professor Thomas Berg comments for National Catholic Reporter on the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops refusal to support compromise legislation to the Equality Act known as the Fairness for All Act. -
In the News – Trial and Tribulation: How Do Juries Work – and Work Against Black and Brown People?
In the NewsDr. Artika Tyner, director of the Center on Race, Leadership and Social Justice Director and law professor, discusses for Twin Cities PBS how implicit and explicit forms of bias impact jury selection. -
In the News – Securing a presidential pardon is rare. But SC’s Sen. Tim Scott landed one for his cousin.
In the NewsLaw professor Mark Osler comments for The Post and Courier on the pardon granted by former President Trump for the cousin of U.S. Sen. Tim Scott. -
In the News – How talent strategy impacts performance
In the NewsOpus College of Business' Marcella de la Torre co-wrote a Business Forum piece for the Star Tribune on how talent strategy affects business outcomes. -
In the News – Excited Delirium: The Connection Between George Floyd and Elijah McClain
In the NewsFour law students explain in an article for Bloomberg Law why “excited delirium” must be dropped from policing protocols and how it's linked to the deaths of George Floyd and Elijah McClain. -
In the News – Mark Osler: Letter from Minneapolis
In the NewsLaw professor Mark Osler shares his perspective for the Waco Tribune-Herald on the history of race and policy and how the Chauvin trial and the death of George Floyd have impacted Minneapolis. -
In the News – The Role of Virtual Reality in the Fight Against Racial Inequity
In the NewsSt. Thomas has worked with REM5 For Good by participating in their virtual reality exhibition that highlights racism in America as highlighted in an article by AR Post. -
In the News – Picking the right assessment tools for your team
In the NewsAssistant Dean of Executive Education Jacque Anderson wrote a column for the Star Tribune on how to best choose which assessment tools fit your professional team or organization.