Daniel Urman Director of Hybrid and Online Programs for School of Law d.urman@neu.edu Expertise Election 2020, impeachment, law, midterm elections, Political science, public policy, SCOTUS, supreme court Daniel J. Urman in the Press The Globe and Mail What would Congress impeach Biden for? So far it’s not clear “We have entered an era of extreme partisanship where this is unsurprising and pleases the base, especially in the House of Representatives,” said Daniel Urman, a Northeastern University professor with expertise in constitutional law. Newsweek Could Clarence Thomas Get Impeached and Removed From Supreme Court? Daniel Urman, a law professor at Northeastern University whose expertise includes the Supreme Court, is doubtful. The Messenger Biden May Have No Better Luck With Plan B on Student Loans, Experts Say Without getting Congressional approval for cancellation, Biden leaves himself vulnerable to the same fate, said Dan Urman, a professor at Northeastern University School of Law who studies the intersection of law and politics, especially at the Supreme Court. The Messenger Supreme Court Strikes Down Student Loan Forgiveness Plan for 40 Million Borrowers Dan Urman, who teaches public policy at the Northeastern University School of Law, wasn’t surprised the court knocked down Biden’s plan. CNBC Why the Supreme Court still hasn’t decided on Biden’s student loan forgiveness Northeastern University law professor Dan Urman agreed. “The more complicated, difficult cases tend to take longer,” he said. CNBC When will the Supreme Court rule on Biden’s student loan forgiveness? What borrowers need to know For a number of reasons, Dan Urman, a law professor at Northeastern University, also predicts that student loan forgiveness won’t survive the Supreme Court. CNBC Supreme Court to hear Biden’s student loan forgiveness arguments Tuesday. 3 things to know For a number of reasons, Dan Urman, a law professor at Northeastern University, also predicts student loan forgiveness won’t survive the Supreme Court. CNBC Here’s a look at the 2 cases against Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan headed to the Supreme Court “The court frequently takes multiple cases in order to deal with all pending disputes at once,” said Dan Urman, a law professor at Northeastern University. CNBC Federal student loan payments could restart in roughly 2 months — or 6. What to know “The benefit of the Supreme Court ruling is that it will settle, for now, all of the litigation related to the loan forgiveness,” Dan Urman, a law professor at Northeastern University, said in an earlier interview with CNBC. CNBC 3 big questions the Supreme Court is likely to ask when determining the fate of student loan forgiveness “The benefit of the Supreme Court ruling is that it will settle, for now, all of the litigation related to the loan forgiveness,” Dan Urman, a law professor at Northeastern University, said in an earlier interview with CNBC. Daniel J. Urman for Northeastern Global News Donald Trump in court: Will his First Amendment defense hold up? Donald Trump in court: Will his First Amendment defense hold up? Trump’s attorneys have put forward his defense argument: that the speech he is being indicted for is protected under the First Amendment. The Supreme Court strikes down Biden’s student loan debt plan. Is this the end of debt forgiveness? The Supreme Court strikes down Biden’s student loan debt plan. Is this the end of debt forgiveness? At long last, the Supreme Court has reached a verdict on President Joe Biden’s student loan debt forgiveness program. The Supreme Court struck down affirmative action. But diversity on college campuses is still possible, experts say The Supreme Court struck down affirmative action. But diversity on college campuses is still possible, experts say Following the Supreme Court’s ruling on affirmative action, colleges will use a whole variety of admissions techniques that are race-neutral Could Clarence Thomas be impeached? Experts say no Could Clarence Thomas be impeached? Experts say no Impeachment is the only mechanism for expelling justices; but it's unlikely it will happen to Clarence Thomas, experts say. Could the Supreme Court nomination of Amy Coney Barrett backfire on Republicans? Could the Supreme Court nomination of Amy Coney Barrett backfire on Republicans? President Donald Trump’s controversial selection of Judge Amy Coney Barrett has deepened the U.S. partisan divide in a way that may influence the election in November, says Dan Urman, a Constitutional law expert at Northeastern. Ruth Bader Ginsburg leaves behind an unmatched legacy. How might her death shape the 2020 election and beyond? Ruth Bader Ginsburg leaves behind an unmatched legacy. How might her death shape the 2020 election and beyond? The 87-year-old Supreme Court Justice will be memorialized as an iconic figure who faced and overcame discrimination to make history as the second woman to ever serve on the nation’s highest court. “Ginsburg basically changed the way that the Supreme Court and American culture understand gender equality and the meaning of sex-based discrimination,” says Dan Urman, a Constitutional law expert at Northeastern. The Supreme Court is opening up the phone lines. Here’s what to listen for. The Supreme Court is opening up the phone lines. Here’s what to listen for. The court will hear arguments by telephone to comply with public health guidelines in response to COVID-19. For the first time, the public can listen live, and we might see that the justices are “human, just like us,” says legal scholar Dan Urman. Will the Supreme Court use the Alabama abortion law to overturn the constitutional right to an abortion established by Roe v. Wade? Will the Supreme Court use the Alabama abortion law to overturn the constitutional right to an abortion established by Roe v. Wade? The most restrictive anti-abortion bill in the nation has been signed into law in Alabama, but stands little chance of overturning a person’s constitutional right to abortion established by Roe v. Wade, say two legal scholars at Northeastern University. What’s next for the Mueller investigation? What’s next for the Mueller investigation? Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation could play out in three plausible ways now that President Donald Trump has fired Attorney General Jeff Sessions, said two Northeastern law professors. Four things to watch for during Brett Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court confirmation hearings Four things to watch for during Brett Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court confirmation hearings Tuesday is the first day of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s Senate confirmation hearings. “A particularly disastrous or a particularly strong” performance by Kavanaugh could sway the senators who are still on the fence about which way they’ll vote, said Dan Urman, who teaches a Northeastern course on the Supreme Court.
The Globe and Mail What would Congress impeach Biden for? So far it’s not clear “We have entered an era of extreme partisanship where this is unsurprising and pleases the base, especially in the House of Representatives,” said Daniel Urman, a Northeastern University professor with expertise in constitutional law.
Newsweek Could Clarence Thomas Get Impeached and Removed From Supreme Court? Daniel Urman, a law professor at Northeastern University whose expertise includes the Supreme Court, is doubtful.
The Messenger Biden May Have No Better Luck With Plan B on Student Loans, Experts Say Without getting Congressional approval for cancellation, Biden leaves himself vulnerable to the same fate, said Dan Urman, a professor at Northeastern University School of Law who studies the intersection of law and politics, especially at the Supreme Court.
The Messenger Supreme Court Strikes Down Student Loan Forgiveness Plan for 40 Million Borrowers Dan Urman, who teaches public policy at the Northeastern University School of Law, wasn’t surprised the court knocked down Biden’s plan.
CNBC Why the Supreme Court still hasn’t decided on Biden’s student loan forgiveness Northeastern University law professor Dan Urman agreed. “The more complicated, difficult cases tend to take longer,” he said.
CNBC When will the Supreme Court rule on Biden’s student loan forgiveness? What borrowers need to know For a number of reasons, Dan Urman, a law professor at Northeastern University, also predicts that student loan forgiveness won’t survive the Supreme Court.
CNBC Supreme Court to hear Biden’s student loan forgiveness arguments Tuesday. 3 things to know For a number of reasons, Dan Urman, a law professor at Northeastern University, also predicts student loan forgiveness won’t survive the Supreme Court.
CNBC Here’s a look at the 2 cases against Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan headed to the Supreme Court “The court frequently takes multiple cases in order to deal with all pending disputes at once,” said Dan Urman, a law professor at Northeastern University.
CNBC Federal student loan payments could restart in roughly 2 months — or 6. What to know “The benefit of the Supreme Court ruling is that it will settle, for now, all of the litigation related to the loan forgiveness,” Dan Urman, a law professor at Northeastern University, said in an earlier interview with CNBC.
CNBC 3 big questions the Supreme Court is likely to ask when determining the fate of student loan forgiveness “The benefit of the Supreme Court ruling is that it will settle, for now, all of the litigation related to the loan forgiveness,” Dan Urman, a law professor at Northeastern University, said in an earlier interview with CNBC.