Deborah E. Moore L’ 91
Written By: Stephanie Mangano Debbie Moore’s journey to Syracuse University College of Law began with a lifelong fascination with the law. Growing up in Nashua, New Hampshire, Moore developed an… Read more »
Author Archives: Elyse Maniccia
The Case Against the Marcy Correctional Officers: A New Appeal Amidst the Final Upcoming Trial
Written By: Devin Brazell Within the last year, several former Marcy corrections officers have been facing charges and legal battles because of the death of inmate Robert Brooks, with the… Read more »
Evidence at the Edge of Legality: A Look Inside Luigi Mangione’s Pre-trial Suppression Hearings
Written By: Elizaveta Bukraba-Ulanova I. Factual Background On December 4, 2024, Brian Thompson, CEO of United Healthcare, was shot and killed in Manhattan, New York. The police, following a tip… Read more »
Executive Orders Under the Tree: Legal Implications of Christmas Leave
Written by: Anna Litteer On December 18, President Donald J. Trump signed an executive order to close most federal offices on December 24 and December 26, expanding the federal holiday… Read more »
House Oversight Chair Threatens Clintons with Contempt in Epstein Subpoena Feud
Written By: Ryan Tantalo A new wrinkle emerged in Congress’ Jeffrey Epstein investigation last Friday. House Oversight Committee Chairman, Rep. James Comer (R-Ky), threatened to pursue contempt of Congress proceedings… Read more »
Hon. David Peebles L’75
Written By: Anna Litteer As legal professionals, we are called to help others and make principled decisions that not only affect individual lives but also shape society as a whole…. Read more »
From the Mound to the Stand: Two MLB Pitchers Facing Federal Charges Due to Recent Crackdown on Professional Athletes Rigging Individual Prop Bets
Written By: Cody Pearson Background In May 2018, the Supreme Court struck down a federal prohibition on sports gambling. This ruling provided an opportunity for online betting sites to secure… Read more »
NCAA Settles Class Action Lawsuit with Former Division I Volunteer Coaches: Is This a Win for College Athletics?
Written By: Kyle Gabri The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) has agreed to a $303 million settlement with Division I volunteer coaches to end a class action antitrust lawsuit. The… Read more »
The High Seas Treaty Takes Effect in January. Will the United States Join?
Written By: Valerie Pietra In January, a United Nations treaty enters into force. The Congressional Research Service (CRS) calls it “the first single international instrument to address biodiversity on the… Read more »
OpenAI Gets Denied Dismissal in Copyright Infringement Claim
Written by: Molly M. Smith In an order on October 27, 2025, U.S. District Court Judge Sidney H. Stein denied OpenAI’s motion for dismissal in a class action suit for… Read more »