Jeremy Paul Professor of Law j.paul@northeastern.edu 617.373.3307 Expertise constitutional law, COVID-19, jurisprudence, property Jeremy Paul in the Press Article Steve Bannon’s ‘Misdemeanor From Hell’ on Jan. 6 Charges Goes to Trial “This is an open and shut case. They told him to show up. He didn’t show up,” said Jeremy Paul, a law professor at Northeastern University, who is not involved in the case. Article Supreme Court’s Second Amendment decision demands courts look to history, tradition “Does it put other regulations at risk? It does. There’s no question that it does,” said Jeremy Paul, a professor at Northeastern University School of Law. Article Trump Seen Flexing His Clemency Power After Nov. 3, Win or Lose The president’s clemency power is unilateral, but it’s not absolute. “Offering a pardon for silence is not allowed. That’s like witness tampering,” said Jeremy Paul, a professor at the Northeastern University School of Law. Article Often cited during Trump presidency, 25th Amendment reemerges with president’s coronavirus diagnosis “You don’t want there to ever be a time when there’s not a president,” said Jeremy Paul, a professor and former dean at Northeastern University School of Law. Article Ginsburg’s Death Leaves Eight Justices to Deal With the Election Jeremy Paul, a law professor at Northeastern University, said that Ginsburg was a reliable vote in favor of opening access to voting and counting ballots, dissenting from the decision in Bush v. Gore in 2000 to halt counting in Florida, which effectively made George W. Bush president. Article Hartford Courant The problems of living in a post-truth world Wendy E. Parmet is Matthews University Distinguished Professor of Law and director of the Center for Health Policy and Law at Northeastern University School of Law. Jeremy Paul is a professor of law and former dean at Northeastern University School of Law and a former dean of the University of Connecticut School of Law. Article A law degree is no job guarantee To the Editor: Steven J. Harper unfairly assesses the number of American law students based on employment statistics rather than on the more salient fact that so many Americans cannot afford legal services. No one would say we had an oversupply of medical students if millions of Americans resorted to self-medication and treatment because they […] Article There are too many lawyers, say law firms The growing clout of in-house counsel may be a sign that companies are responding proactively to ballooning regulations, says Jeremy Paul, the dean of Northeastern University’s School of Law. “As the regulatory state increases, the reaction to it is much more building it into the structure of your business, rather than not worrying about it […] Article Lawyers don’t know enough about business. Law schools are trying to fix that Part of what’s driving the need for lawyers fluent in business is the rise of new regulations affecting Wall Street firms and corporations more generally, says Northeastern University School of Law Dean Jeremy Paul. “Every time the Congress passes a statue such as Dodd Frank or the Affordable Care Act, people have to figure out what […] Article New York Law Journal Changing the ‘how’ but not the ‘why’ Law school applications are declining more slowly and entry level hiring has begun to recover. First-year law school enrollments have shrunk from more than 52,000 in 2010 to a far more sustainable 38,000 in 2014. Recent studies by Profs. Frank McIntyre and Michael Simkovic continue to vindicate the long-run earning power of the J.D. degree. […] Jeremy Paul for Northeastern Global News Momentum grows for a Trump impeachment Momentum grows for a Trump impeachment President Trump has been impeached. Now what? President Trump has been impeached. Now what? Robert Mueller’s congressional testimony is unlikely to change minds on whether President Trump obstructed justice during the Russia investigation Robert Mueller’s congressional testimony is unlikely to change minds on whether President Trump obstructed justice during the Russia investigation New graduate program disrupts lawyer monopoly over legal knowledge New graduate program disrupts lawyer monopoly over legal knowledge Law graduates encouraged to embrace life’s callings Law graduates encouraged to embrace life’s callings Faculty experts reflect on the Boston Marathon bombing Faculty experts reflect on the Boston Marathon bombing 3Qs: a conversation with Dean Paul 3Qs: a conversation with Dean Paul Jeremy Paul appointed dean of Northeastern University School of Law Jeremy Paul appointed dean of Northeastern University School of Law
Article Steve Bannon’s ‘Misdemeanor From Hell’ on Jan. 6 Charges Goes to Trial “This is an open and shut case. They told him to show up. He didn’t show up,” said Jeremy Paul, a law professor at Northeastern University, who is not involved in the case.
Article Supreme Court’s Second Amendment decision demands courts look to history, tradition “Does it put other regulations at risk? It does. There’s no question that it does,” said Jeremy Paul, a professor at Northeastern University School of Law.
Article Trump Seen Flexing His Clemency Power After Nov. 3, Win or Lose The president’s clemency power is unilateral, but it’s not absolute. “Offering a pardon for silence is not allowed. That’s like witness tampering,” said Jeremy Paul, a professor at the Northeastern University School of Law.
Article Often cited during Trump presidency, 25th Amendment reemerges with president’s coronavirus diagnosis “You don’t want there to ever be a time when there’s not a president,” said Jeremy Paul, a professor and former dean at Northeastern University School of Law.
Article Ginsburg’s Death Leaves Eight Justices to Deal With the Election Jeremy Paul, a law professor at Northeastern University, said that Ginsburg was a reliable vote in favor of opening access to voting and counting ballots, dissenting from the decision in Bush v. Gore in 2000 to halt counting in Florida, which effectively made George W. Bush president.
Article Hartford Courant The problems of living in a post-truth world Wendy E. Parmet is Matthews University Distinguished Professor of Law and director of the Center for Health Policy and Law at Northeastern University School of Law. Jeremy Paul is a professor of law and former dean at Northeastern University School of Law and a former dean of the University of Connecticut School of Law.
Article A law degree is no job guarantee To the Editor: Steven J. Harper unfairly assesses the number of American law students based on employment statistics rather than on the more salient fact that so many Americans cannot afford legal services. No one would say we had an oversupply of medical students if millions of Americans resorted to self-medication and treatment because they […]
Article There are too many lawyers, say law firms The growing clout of in-house counsel may be a sign that companies are responding proactively to ballooning regulations, says Jeremy Paul, the dean of Northeastern University’s School of Law. “As the regulatory state increases, the reaction to it is much more building it into the structure of your business, rather than not worrying about it […]
Article Lawyers don’t know enough about business. Law schools are trying to fix that Part of what’s driving the need for lawyers fluent in business is the rise of new regulations affecting Wall Street firms and corporations more generally, says Northeastern University School of Law Dean Jeremy Paul. “Every time the Congress passes a statue such as Dodd Frank or the Affordable Care Act, people have to figure out what […]
Article New York Law Journal Changing the ‘how’ but not the ‘why’ Law school applications are declining more slowly and entry level hiring has begun to recover. First-year law school enrollments have shrunk from more than 52,000 in 2010 to a far more sustainable 38,000 in 2014. Recent studies by Profs. Frank McIntyre and Michael Simkovic continue to vindicate the long-run earning power of the J.D. degree. […]