On October 1, 2026, the U.S. Department of Justice (“DOJ”) issued Directive 26-12, Corporate Enforcement in the Fight Against Fraud (the “Directive”), which sets out the priorities and approach that will govern the investigation and prosecution of corporate fraud by
McGeorge School of Law master’s programs offer 5 areas of focus
Dr. Brandon Philips teaches a course to MPA and MPP students.
Whether you’re interested in public service, government, administration, nonprofit leadership or shaping public policy, the University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law offers two master’s programs that can
2026 State Attorneys General Election Report
Upcoming: Presenting International Evidence in Support of Better Systems for Ageing Well
I am looking forward to rejoining my friends and making new friends in Ottawa for the 40th Anniversary of the Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion, Equity and Rights. In 1986, Canada hosted an international conference on “health promotion” in Ottawa
Judge Subramanian: DOE’s Grant Math is “Plainly” Arbitrary and Capricious
On Monday, Judge Arun Subramanian granted summary judgment to the New York City Board of Education (“Board”) in the latest iteration of its ongoing dispute with the U.S. Department of Education (“Department”) over federal grant funding for nineteen public magnet
No complete closure of Delhi Metro on October 10: Supreme Court asks authorities to ensure public transport
The Supreme Court on Friday directed the Centre not to completely suspend train services to Delhi or shut down metro stations ahead of the October 10 protests announced by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) and opposition parties against Chief Election
Supreme Court receives fresh plea challenging Centre’s six-stanza Vande Mataram mandate
Another petition has been filed before the Supreme Court challenging the Centre’s directions mandating the singing or playing of the six-stanza version of Vande Mataram at specified official and ceremonial occasions.
The petition has been filed by Balakrishnan Sathyabhama Mavoji,
Supreme Court hears plea against Delhi Metro curbs, train cancellations ahead of protest seeking CEC Gyanesh Kumar’s removal
The Supreme Court on Friday heard a plea raising concerns over proposed restrictions on Delhi Metro services, reported train cancellations and other preventive measures ahead of an October 10 protest demanding the removal of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The
Americans Have Lost Faith in Our Food Safety System. Here Are 10 Ways to Win It Back.
Gallup released new polling today and the numbers should make everyone in government and the food industry very uncomfortable.
Only 65% of Americans are now very or somewhat confident that food sold in grocery stores is safe to eat. That
