Emily Pascale L’23 was named a “2024 Law360 Distinguished Legal Writing Award” winner by the Burton Awards. Her article “Deeply Dehumanizing, Degrading and Violating: Deepfake Pornography and the Path to Legal Recourse” was published in the Syracuse Law Review – Volume 73, Book 1. Professor Aliza Milner, Director of Legal Communication and Research, reviewed notes from the College’s academic journals to select one paper for submission.
Pascale is currently a Judicial Clerk for the Honorable Judge William Q. Hayes L’83 of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California.
Christopher (Martz) Arima L’22 received a “2023 Law360 Distinguished Legal Writing Award” winner, marking Pascale’s honor the second consecutive year a College of Law student has been named a recipient.
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