Posts by Ediberto Roman

  President-elect Biden promised to roll back the Trump administration’s restrictive immigration policies, but shortly thereafter he backtracked over asylum rates in order to avoid winding up with “2 million ...

Most of us are experiencing the double whammy of reacting to an extremely contentious and never-ending presidential election, and at the same time, we were finishing our first full semester…

FIU College of Law will host a panel, The Jurisprudence and Legacy of Justice Ginsburg, at 12:30 p.m., this Friday, October 30. Register here. The event is open to the public; please join…

During the final 2020 presidential debate this past Thursday, President Trump and former Vice President Biden squared off on a host of issues, but one issue neither side neither side…

Fans of great Latin American novels would smile at the title above, or perhaps, much like my many other musings, few ever seem to understand them. A function of my…

Legal academic organizations have not shied away from diversity training, especially in the context of addressing legal academic hiring. While at the federal level, President Trump recently ordered a halt…

One would be challenged to find an academic without an opinion on Judge Amy Coney Barrett's impending nomination to replace Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. On Saturday morning Politico Magazine featured the views…

many law reviews have either closed or are soon closing their submission seasons. For instance, I understand the Yale Law Journal closes its season this Wednesday--the self-interested part of me…

While currently in the  midst of writing, teaching, and being my usual annoying self, of late I have also been in the throws of helping law faculty candidates with their…

Fellow academics, I am not sure if you are like me, and find yourselves primping before your law classes like never before? I now often laugh at myself as I…