Leslie Gielow Jacobs Justice Anthony M. Kennedy Professor of Law, Director, Capital Center for Law & Policy Jon Wainwright Host, The CAP·impact Podcast

Scholars Changing Law and Policy

Episode 31: Patent Law with Texas A&M Law Professor Saurabh Vishnubhakat Saurabh Vishnubhakat–Texas A&M University School of Law, patent law

Episode 32: Immigration Law and Reform with Professor Jennifer Koh Jennifer Koh–University of California, Irvine School of Law, criminal and immigration law

Episode 33: Protecting Domestic Violence Survivors and Enforcing Gun Laws in Texas with Professor Natalie Nanasi Natalie Nanasi–Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law, domestic violence and gun surrender laws

Episode 34: Improving Juvenile Justice for Tribal Youth with UNLV Law Professor Addie Rolnick Addie Rolnick–University of Nevada Law Vegas Boyd School of Law, juvenile and tribal law

Episode 35: Fighting the Ghost of Strom Thurmond with Texas A&M Law Professor Thomas Mitchell Thomas Mitchell–Texas A&M University School of Law, Uniform Partition of Heirs Property Act

Episode 36: How the Oil and Gas Industry Can Help Save the Environment with Professor Tara Righetti Tara Righetti–University of Wyoming College of Law, oil and gas production law

Episode 37: The Return of Rent-to-Own Housing and How You Can Protect Yourself with Professor Judith Fox Judith Fox–The Law School, Notre Dame University, rent-to-own housing and the consumer protection law

Episode 38: What States Should Know Before Legalizing Sports Betting with Professor Keith Miller Keith Miller–Drake University School of Law, gaming law

Episode 39: Professor William Henning and The Most Impactful Organization You've Never Heard Of William Henning–Texas A&M University School of Law, Uniform Law Commission and Uniform Commercial Code

Episode 40: NEPA, Natural Resources and Energy Policy with Dean Sam Kalen Sam Kalen–University of Wyoming College of Law, natural resources law

Episode 41: SMU Law Professor Mary Spector on the Personal Debt Crisis Mary Spector–Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law, personal debt and consumer protection law

Episode 42: Combating Youth Suicides in Kansas with Professor Jennifer Schmidt Jennifer Schmidt–University of Kansas School of Law, youth suicide prevention policies

Episode 43: Climate Change, Utilities and the Green New Deal with Professor James Van Nostrand James Van Nostrand–West Virginia University School of Law, climate change policy and environmental law

Episode 44: How Getting Into the Weeds Helped Kids in Kansas with Professor Rick Levy Rick Levy–University of Kansas School of Law, Kansas’ Juvenile and Child in Need of Care Codes

Episode 45: The Ongoing Fight for Voting Rights with Professor Irving Joyner Irving Joyner–North Carolina Central University School of Law, election law, voting rights, and redistricting

Episode 46: The Perils of Privatization with Professor Matthew Titolo Matthew Titolo–West Virginia University School of Law, privatization of public services

Episode 47: How Ohio Did Data Privacy Differently with Professor Brian E. Ray Brian E. Ray–Cleveland State University Cleveland-Marshall College of Law, data privacy legislation

Episode 48: The Pros and Cons of Climate Intervention Technology with Professor Tracy Hester Tracy Hester–University of Houston Law Center, climate change law

Episode 49: From Worst to First with Professor Sandra Guerra Thompson Sandra Guerra Thompson–University of Houston Law Center, regulation of crime labs

Episode 50: The Rights of Nature with Professor Heidi Robertson Heidi Robertson–Cleveland State University Cleveland-Marshall College of Law, environmental law

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