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University of Richmond Hosts 2025 Virginia Attorney General Debate
The event drew hundreds to campus, including national media.
Litigation Transparency Bill Stacks Deck Against Small Inventors
Law professor Kristen Osenga authored this piece.
Philly’s federal appeals court is now controlled by Republican nominees as Trump’s latest judicial picks take the bench
Law professor Carl Tobias is quoted.
Trump’s US attorneys in blue states face legal challenges that could upend key prosecutions
Law professor Carl Tobias is quoted.
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Giorgetti Edits Volume and Contributes Chapter on Ethics and Investor-State Dispute Settlement
Giorgetti, C. (August 2025). Ethics and Investor-State Dispute Settlement, Brill | Nijhoff Vol. 29.
Woodson Publishes "Doing Justice with Empathy: Black Prosecutors in the Age of Mass Incarceration"
Woodson, K. (2025) Doing Justice with Empathy: Black Prosecutors in the Age of Mass Incarceration, 93 Fordham L. Rev. 1297.
Osenga Publishes Op-Ed "To Secure Virginia's Tech Economy, Protect the Patents"
Osenga, K. (April 2025). Op-Ed. Commentary: To secure Virginia's tech economy, protect the patents. Richmond Times-Dispatch.