# Lori Ringhand
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lori ringhand is Interim Director of the Dean Rusk International Law Center & J. Alton Hosch Professor of Law at the University of Georgia School of Law, where she has also served as the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and as a Provost's Women Leadership Fellow. A noted expert in constitutional law, election law, and state and local government law, Ringhand's scholarship includes research on the voting patterns and practices of U.S. Supreme Court Justices. In Spring 2019, she served as a US-UK Fulbright Program Distinguished Chair at the University of Aberdeen, Scotland, and delivered a Gresham College Fulbright Lecture at the Museum of London.
Expert Panel Discusses the 2025-2026 Supreme Court Docket
An expert panel convenes to discuss the consequential 2025-2026 Supreme Court docket. Lori Ringhand of the University of Georgia Law School, Georgia State University Associate Dean of Faculty Research and Development Anthony Michael Kries, and Fred Smith of Stanford University Law School join host …
In These Times: Expert Panel Discusses the 2025-2026 Supreme Court Docket
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An expert panel convenes to discuss the consequential 2025-2026 Supreme Court docket. Lori Ringhand of the University of Georgia Law School, Georgia State University Associate Dean of Faculty Research and Development Antho…
In These Times: Expert Panel Discusses the 2025-2026 Supreme Court Docket
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An expert panel convenes to discuss the consequential 2025-2026 Supreme Court docket. Lori Ringhand of the University of Georgia Law School, Georgia State University Associate Dean of Faculty Research and Development Antho…
When Prosecutors Keep Mum
In 1985, eight men were convicted of the grisly murder of a Washington D.C. woman. After spending decades in prison, they learned from an article in the Washington Post that prosecutors had withheld evidence from trial that could have exculpated them. This week, the Supreme Court delved back into t…
How Much Do You Really Know About How U.S. Elections Work? | S2 E9
We the Voters: Lori Ringhand on the Constitutional Choices We MakeOur system is defined by the choices and compromises made throughout our history, from the halls of the 1787 Constitutional Convention to the modern day struggle for voting rights. Why do we have a Senate? Why is the Electora…
Amicus With Dahlia Lithwick | Law, justice, and the courts - When Prosecutors Keep Mum
In 1985, eight men were convicted of the grisly murder of a Washington D.C. woman. After spending decades in prison, they learned from an article in the Washington Post that prosecutors had withheld evidence from trial that could have exculpated them. This week, the Supreme Court delved back into t…
ELB Podcast 7:6 Can and Will Courts Ensure Free and Fair Elections in 2026? (Ringhand, Seifter, Vladeck)
What is the role of state courts in guaranteeing free and fair elections?
Are federal courts better equipped to handle novel attacks on the integrity of elections than state courts?
What role has the United States Supreme Court played in setting election rules and resolving election disputes?
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The (Nonexistent) Good Old Days
In the midst of several days of his Supreme Court confirmation hearings last week, Judge Neil Gorsuch took a moment to wax nostalgic for the days when the process took only 90 minutes and a nominee could relax, even smoke cigarettes, throughout the process. Later, one of Gorsuch's interrogators, Ve…
How America's Elections Are Shaped by Constitutional Choices | Prof. Lori Ringhand
In this engaging episode of Business Talk, Professor Lori Ringhand, J. Alton Hosch Professor of Law and Josiah Meigs Distinguished Teaching Professor at the University of Georgia School of Law, explores the core ideas from her book, We the Voters: The Constitutional Choices That Shape America's Ele…
Political Spending on the Internet
FULBRIGHT LECTUREUploaded 10-06-26Government officials in the UK and the USA have struggled to find effective ways to regulate political spending on the internet. The question of appropriate regulation is challenging - both in practice and principle. Professor Ringhand discusses how officials in th…
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