On Wednesday, April 5, 2023, The Center for the Study of Law and Markets, The Federalist Society, and The Business Law Society co-sponsored a lecture by Professor Julia D. Mahoney, "ESG Disclosure and Securities Regulation." Professor Mahoney

Exhibit 15: Experiential Learning In Cybersecurity

Dec 21st, 2021 26m 36s

In this episode, William & Mary Law School Professor of the Practice of Law and CLCT Deputy Director, Dr. Iria Giuffrida, hosts William & Mary School of Education Class of 1963 Associate Professor of Higher Education, Dr. Stephanie Blackmon, to

Exhibit 1 : AI & the Law of War with Professor Gary Brown

Nov 21st, 2021 44m 57s

On Monday, February 4, 2019, Professor Gary Brown sat down with CLCT to discuss artificial intelligence (AI) and the law of war. Joined by William & Mary Law Professors Fred Lederer (CLCT Director) and Iria Giuffrida (CLCT Associate Director fo

Exhibit 2: Blockchain in Evidence and as Evidence Record Systems

Nov 21st, 2021 45m 16s

Blockchain seems to be everywhere: from cryptocurrency to smart contract and more. Increasingly, many industries are asking whether blockchain is a solution for their business objectives and concerns. With the increased use of this often misund

Exhibit 3: Regulating the “Car of the Future” Today — Autonomous Vehicles

Nov 21st, 2021 36m 43s

Once hailed as the cars of the future, self-driving or autonomous vehicles (AV) are quickly becoming a contemporary reality — but one with significant legal and policy implications. Regulators have been eager to pass legislation and issue order

Exhibit 4: Virtual Reality in the Courtroom

Nov 21st, 2021 33m 1s

Over the past decade, virtual reality has gone from an experimental pipedream to a multi-billion dollar market reality. While much has been made of the entertainment and educational possibilities of the technology, VR also has use cases in the

Exhibit 5: What is Artificial Intelligence?

Nov 21st, 2021 39m 22s

In this episode, Evan Strasnick, a Stanford Ph.D. candidate researching Human-Computer Interactions, joins host Nicholas Sas and CLCT’s Deputy Director Iria Giuffrida for a discussion on how to define AI, how to interpret AI-driven results, the

Exhibit 6: Smart Cities – The Legal Landscape

Nov 21st, 2021 43m 1s

This episode kicks off a new podcast series looking at the developing legal landscape surrounding smart city technology. Innovations such as smart homes, smart transportation, autonomous vehicles, and the like have the capacity to take city pla

Exhibit 7: Smart Cities and the First Amendment

Nov 21st, 2021 32m 15s

In this first in-depth discussion of the interaction between the law and smart cities, we examine how the First Amendment may be implicated. Of the enumerated rights granted under the U.S. Constitution, those of the First Amendment are often ha

Exhibit 8: Smart Cities and the Fourth & Fourteenth Amendments

Nov 21st, 2021 44m 40s

In this second substantive episode in our Smart Cities series, host Taylor Lain leads the continued discussion of the interaction between the technology powering smart cities and constitutional law. Joined by Research Fellows Ott Lindstrom and

Exhibit 9: Smart Cities and Civil Rights, Part I

Nov 21st, 2021 44m 33s

In this episode, CLCT Research Fellows Taylor Lain (host), Katherine Sorrell, and Alex Pratt explore the implications of smart city technology for members of the intellectual and developmentally disabled (“I/DD”) community. As the world’s large

Exhibit 10: Smart Cities & Civil Rights, Part II

Nov 21st, 2021 43m 14s

Continuing our discussion of smart city technology and civil rights, CLCT Research Fellows Taylor Lain (host), Katherine Sorrell, and Alex Pratt explore the implications of specific smart city technology, such as facial recognition, predictive

Exhibit 11: Smart Cities and the Takings Clause

Nov 21st, 2021 40m 13s

In this episode, 2019-2020 postgraduate Buswell Research Fellow Lindsey Whitlow hosts recent William & Mary Law School graduates Alex Pratt and Andrew Parslow. The discussion begins with a brief history of the discipline of urban planning befor

Exhibit 12: Smart Cities – Global Implications

Nov 21st, 2021 1h 5m

In this episode, 2019-2020 postgraduate Buswell Research Fellow Lindsey Whitlow hosts her final episode before the conclusion of her fellowship. She is joined by CLCT Research Fellows Katherine Sorrell, Mechelle King, and Sam Habein to discuss

Exhibit 13: Smart Cities – Rise of False Information

Nov 21st, 2021 23m 42s

CLCT’s AI Senior Research Fellow, April Sawhill, debuts with her first episode of Exhibit AI. She is joined by CLCT Research Fellows Brennan McGovern and CLCT Cybersecurity Researcher Daniel Shin to discuss the rise of misinformation and disinf

Exhibit 14: Ransomware and Supply Chain Attacks

Nov 21st, 2021 29m 3s

In this episode, Senior AI Research Fellow April Sawhill hosts Cisco Principal Engineer, Chris Shenefiel, and CLCT Cybersecurity Researcher, Daniel Shin, to discuss recent supply chain ransomware attacks in the United States. Examining the cybe

Professor Bruce Caldwell: The Life and Contributions of F.A. Hayek

Feb 12th, 2021 44m 39s

On February 10, 2021, William & Mary Law School’s Center for the Study of Law and Markets hosted Professor Bruce Caldwell, who presented a lecture entitled "The Life and Contributions of F.A. Hayek."Prof. Caldwell is Research Professor of Eco

Professor Jamel K. Donnor: Racial Capitalism and College Sports

Dec 3rd, 2020 57m

On November 17, 2020, William & Mary Law School’s Center for the Study of Law and Markets hosted Professor Jamel K. Donnor, who presented a lecture entitled "Racial Capitalism and College Sports."Prof. Donnor is Associate Professor of Educati

Professor Merritt B. Fox: The New Stock Market: Law, Economics, and Policy

Dec 3rd, 2019 1h 4m

On November 8, 2019, The Center for the Study of Law and Markets hosted a public lecture by Professor Merritt B. Fox, "The New Stock Market: Law, Economics, and Policy," based on his latest book.Professor Fox is Michael E. Patterson Professor

Office Hours: Meet The New Bosses

Sep 18th, 2019 23m 2s

William & Mary Law School is back in session and that means Office Hours is back on the airwaves! This week Davis sits down with Kelsie Sicinski, Chair of the Law School’s Honor Council, and Rebecca Jaegar, President of the Student Bar Associat

Professor Molly Brady: Markets and the Evolution of Property Law

Apr 5th, 2019 36m 15s

On February 21, 2019, The Center for the Study of Law and Markets hosted a lecture by Professor Molly Brady, "Markets and the Evolution of Property Law."Professor Brady joined the faculty of the University of Virginia School of Law as an asso

Office Hours: BLSA: A Pillar of the W&M Law School Community

Apr 4th, 2019 37m 6s

We're back on the airwaves this week with Tolu Olaniyan and Ndome Essoka, the new President and Vice President (respectively) of the Black Law Students Association (BLSA) at William & Mary. Tolu and Ndome painted a great picture of BLSA as an o

Office Hours: Clinical Studies

Mar 15th, 2019 55m 57s

This week, Professor David Boelzner and AmeriCorps Legal Fellow (though soon-to-be Professor!) Caleb Stone joined Scott and Davis to talk about their work at the law school's Lewis P. Fuller Veterans Benefits Clinic. They discussed the clinic's

Office Hours: Market Forces

Feb 22nd, 2019 29m 32s

This week, Scott and Davis sit down with Professors Alan Meese and Nate Oman, who serve as the co-directors of the Center for the Study of Law and Markets at William & Mary Law School. Professors Meese and Oman recount the formation of the Cent

Office Hours: Special Edition: Introducing Co-Host Davis McKinney

Feb 15th, 2019 4m 36s

We're pleased to welcome a new student co-host, 1L Davis McKinney, to Office Hours! Tune in for a brief introduction of Davis and his background, as well as a preview of next week's episode.