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91��Ƶ’s Haub Law Professor Alexander K.A. Greenawalt speaks with Scripts News about the International Criminal Court arrest warrant issued for Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Siblings Danielle and Michael Tallman grew up in a tight-knit multigenerational Hispanic household in Sacramento, California, along with their siblings where they were homeschooled until college. After their oldest sibling was accepted to college in Texas, their entire family moved with her to support her dreams.

91��Ƶ Law Professor Randolph M. McLaughlin equated Trump's legal team's actions to those of children.

"When children do this — go from one parent to another — if the parents aren’t aware of what the kid is doing, the kid can get away with things. But once the parent is aware the child is playing them against each other, the game is over,” he explained.

McLaughlin stressed how rare it is for a lawyer to do what Kaplan did: contact a judge in a separate case to flag questionable behavior. “I’ve never seen a situation like this where a lawyer who’s not before the court puts the court on notice on what the defendant is doing in the federal case. I think Engoron is going to slam with this,” McLaughlin said. “It’s highly irregular. Then again, we’ve never seen so many actions filed against one person all over the place.”

For Mr. Hart, the condo board president, theory and practice are clashing in his six-story, prewar condo in Washington Heights. In his day job as the executive director of the 91��Ƶ Energy and Climate Center, a policy think tank, he works on cutting-edge renewable energy projects.

The Public Interest Law Center’s Access to Justice Project at the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at 91��Ƶ presents the 2nd Annual 91��Ƶ Access to Justice Workshop: Voting, Democracy, and the Law on March 29 at 12:15 p.m.—1:45 p.m. The 91��Ƶ Access to Justice Workshop will bring together leading voting rights lawyers, advocates, and the Haub Law community to discuss the important issues of voting access, elections, and democracy.