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Media Central is the repository for the podcasts of many of the lectures and events that occur each week at the UW Law School. Podcasting is a method of publishing files to the Internet that allows users to selectively download audio and video content, or subscribe to a "feed" through which the subscriber receives specific podcasts automatically. Feeds from Media Central require iTunes or an RSS feed reader; Media Central's streaming video files require Quicktime Player.

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    2009.11.10Innocence Project 10 Year Anniversary FeatureStreaming Video | Video

    A summation of 10 years of the Innocence Project.

    2009.09.30The American Constitution Society presents: Hot on the Docket Streaming Video | Video

    Professors Linda Greene and Howard Schweber discuss the cases that have them riled up and excited. They will discuss the case that they are following most closely and its potential law-in-action effects on U.S. jurisprudence and our daily lives. Linda Greene on Citizens United v. FEC, and Howard Schweber on Choose Life Illinois, Incorporated, et al. v. White, Illinois Secretary of State.

    2008.11.20Immigration Debate with Krikorian and StraubAudio

    Immigration Debate with Mark Krikorian and Attorney Erich Straub

    2008.11.10Jurisprudence of the Establishment Clause and the Free Excercise ClauseAudio

    Professor Gary speaks on the Establishment Clause. (3)

    2008.10.23When do Expressive Works Infringe Trademarks? (Part 1)Audio

    Debate between Prof. Ford and Prof. Ghosh on Trademarks and their use in expressive works.

    2008.10.23When do Expressive Works Infringe Trademarks? (Part 2)Audio

    Panel discussion following the debate between Prof. Ford and Prof. Ghosh.

    2008.03.25International Criminal Justice: The Return of the Show TrialAudio

    Professor Nancy Combs Associate Professor, William & Mary School of Law

    2008.03.12Jose Luis del PradoAudio

    Mercenaries, Private Military and Security Companies and International Law: by Jose Luis del Prado, (Lecture series on Law, War and Human Security)

    2007.11.15Treaties' End: The Past, Present, and Future of International Lawmaking in the United StatesAudio

    Oona Hathaway, Associate Professor of Law, Yale Law School

    2007.11.05Colin Scott on Rethinking Regulation: Governance Beyond the Regulatory StateAudio

    Colin Scott, University of Dublin

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