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Professor Bennett Gershman's article "When the Government Speaks, Does the First Amendment Matter?" was published in the New York Law Journal. The article discusses whether the First Amendment is applicable to speech by the government...

Professor Bennett Gershman has received the Sanford D. Levy Professional Ethics Award from the New York State Bar Association’s Committee on Professional Ethics. The Award was presented at a virtual ceremony on February 17. “We honor...

Professor Bennett Gershman was featured by News12 in: Legal maneuverings by president are dangerous. Professor Gershman described the legal maneuverings by President Trump as dangerous and suggests he will lose them all because their claims won...

On Friday, October 23, Distinguished Professor and Constitutional Law Scholar Bennett Gershman hosted a discussion on the Future of Constitutional Law. The event was part of a series of events surrounding the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace...

Professor Bennett Gershman’s new edition of the Casebook, Rotunda’s Modern Constitutional Law: Cases, Notes, and Questions , co-authored with the late Ronald D. Rotunda, will be published in November 2020. The Casebook was first...

Pace University Recognizes Bennett Gershman as Distinguished Professor of Law Long-time Elisabeth Haub School of Law professor is a noted teacher and nationally recognized expert on prosecutorial misconduct WHITE PLAINS, NY (May 15, 2020) -- Pace...

Professor Bennett Gershman's opinion piece Central Park Five Prosecutor ‘Misconduct’ (That When They See Us Didn’t Really Cover) was published on the website Law & Crime - read here .

Professor Bennett Gershman's article Some Thoughts on ‘People v. John Giuca’ was published in the New York Law Journal - read here .

Professor Bennett Gershman's Letter to the Editor Rush to Judgment Against Central Park Five Was the Real Crime was published in the New York Law Journal - read it here .

Professor Ben Gershman was quoted extensively in the New York Law Journal article “Observers Say Repeated Reversals of One Queens Judge Reveal Unfair, Insular Culture” – read here .