2L Sven Karabegovic says his decision to attend law school came together “piecemeal.” He grew up in Salt Lake City as a first generation Bosnian American—the only member in his family to be born in the United States.
Read MoreThough she has built a career in social work, law has long been an interest for Barbara Ramos-Cryer (MLS ’25). After earning a bachelor’s degree in social work from the University of Utah, she considered pursuing a dual JD/MSW degree, but timing and circumstances didn’t align.
Read MoreProfessor Teneille Brown, who volunteers in an individual capacity for the board of Co-Equal Utah, was quoted in The New York Times about Utah Gov. Spencer Cox removing a requirement for partisan balance on the commission that nominates judges and giving himself sole power to appoint its members.
Read MoreProfessor Matthew Tokson, a Fourth Amendment expert, was quoted in a Bloomberg Law article about a recent Supreme Court ruling requiring the government to get a warrant to obtain cell-phone users’ location data.
Read MoreNow kicking off his final year of law school, Matt Cooper is proud to say that his greatest achievement thus far has been cultivating so many friendships among his fellow classmates.
Read MoreAssociate Professor Daniel Aaron, a health law expert, was quoted in a Guardian article about a new U.S. Department of Health and Human Services report that links support for “gender ideology” to left-wing authoritarianism.
Read MoreNational Jurist magazine has included Utah Law on its Health Law Honor Roll, a list of U.S. law schools with strong health law programs.
Read MoreEach month, we share notable updates—including presentations, publications, panels, and other accomplishments—from Utah Law faculty members.
Read MoreProfessor Matthew Tokson has been named Utah Law’s associate dean for research and faculty development.
Read MoreUtah Law will host its annual Lee E. Teitelbaum Utah Law Review Symposium on Friday, Sept. 18. This year’s symposium, Dialogue, Disagreement, and Dispute Resolution, will examine the conceptual boundaries, practical models, and pedagogical interventions to assess the potentialities and limitations of dialogue as a process for fostering productive disagreement or transforming conflict.
Read More3L Kalli Ostermiller’s favorite part about attending the S.J. Quinney College of Law is the people who make up its community. Her law school experience has been far from the competitive and cutthroat stereotype often associated with law school.
Read MoreProfessor RonNell Andersen Jones, a First Amendment expert, was quoted in CNN, Washington Post, and Politico articles about a lawsuit against President Trump and his White House social media team for restricting press access to the president’s posts on Truth Social.
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