# Mark Osler
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Mark William Osler (born 1963) is an American legal scholar, law professor at the University of St. Thomas School of Law in St. Paul, Minnesota, and critic of narcotics policy and capital punishment in the United States.
Letters That Never Arrived: How Storytelling Moves Policy and People
Claire de Mézerville López welcomes Blair Kirby and Professor Mark Osler to the Restorative Works! Podcast.
Blair and Mark join us to illuminate how restorative practices intersect with clemency work, storytelling, and systemic reform. Their conversation opens a window into the human impact of pol…
Retirement Royalties: Getting Paid for Work You Did Decades Ago
Is your retirement plan built on a solid foundation, or are you banking on a market miracle? With the stock market hitting rare historical streaks, Marc Oslar breaks down the "PIG" acronym—Preservation, Income, and Growth—to help you navigate volatile waters. From the "Retirement Royalties" of inco…
Judge orders ICE head to appear in court
Mark Osler, Professor and Robert and Marion Short Distinguished Chair in Law at St Thomas, joins the show.
There appears to be a deal to conduct a joint investigation into Alex Pretti killing
Mark Osler from the University of St Thomas joins Adam.
Should you trust legal advice from AI?
There is a lot of discussion taking place in the legal community over the use of artificial intelligence for legal advice. University of St. Thomas Law Professor Chair Mark Osler and State Senator Erin Maye Quade joined Vineeta to discuss on the WCCO Morning News.
Perps Walk
Justice for whom? President Trump’s controversial pardoning spree has benefited political allies and nonviolent drug offenders alike. This week, we look at whether the President’s unorthodox use of clemency might not be such a bad thing. Plus, why the Justice Department curbed prosecution of white …
EP 974 Pardon Me is the New White House Mantra
The pardon power that the President has is, as Constitutional prerogatives go, about as absolute as it can be. Coupled with the friendly majority Donald Trump has on the United States Supreme Court, which gave him immunity from prosecution for many crimes charged in connection with his pardons, an…
Lance Boelter gets sentenced today in Federal Court.
What could transpire during the proceedings? We turned to Professor Mark Osler from the University of St. Thomas Law School.
Legal expert explains federal counterterrorism investigations after man charged in MOA attack plot
Federal prosecutors announced terrorism charges against an 18-year-old in the Twin Cities who they said had plans to commit a mass shooting at the Mall of America.
For additional context on this story, Minnesota Now spoke to Mark Osler who was an assistant U.S. attorney in Michigan in the late 1990…
Jesus on Death Row
In light of Tennessee’s failed execution of Christa Pike, who tortured and murdered a classmate when she was 18 years old, there will be a court battle over whether the state should be permitted to try again. Which makes this Wavemaker Conversation. It was conducted in 2015, during the penalty phas…
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