June 2014

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Decoding the bad guys
6/19/14
An FBI forensic examiner came to the Law School on May 7 to give a fascinating look at a little-known arm of the agency – the Cryptanalysis and Racketeering Records Unit, which deciphers coded messages sent by prisoners, criminals and terrorists.
Mark Bartholomew: Supreme Court decision clarifies ‘third-party’ infringement of intellectual property rights
6/19/14
The Supreme Court decision in the Limelight Networks v. Akamai Technologies case states criminal law should not bear much weight in how third-party infringement of property rights cases are decided, according to a University at Buffalo Law School professor and expert on cyberspace legal issues.
Buffalo Law Review marks a productive year
2/1/23
It’s said 25 years is the silver anniversary, but as members and friends of the Buffalo Law Review gathered for their 25th annual dinner, the feelings were pure gold.
Building a healthy partnership
2/1/23
Joining the Health Justice Law & Policy Clinic, Pelfrey Duryea brings with her a breadth of both academic and practice experience, as well as the conviction that the law can be used to bring a measure of justice to underserved individuals and communities.