Last week I took part in no fewer than eight panel discussions (these hosts work you hard) at the University of Colorado’s 56th Conference on World Affairs. The Boulder Daily Camera covered the final panel, on taxes (Matt Branaugh, “Turning Up the Heat on Taxes”, Apr. 10) while the student-run Colorado Daily ran a story on Tuesday’s session, concerning the role of the media in court proceedings (Katherine Crowell, “‘Trial by press’ unjust”, Apr. 7). Also, while I was speaking in Orange County, Calif. last month, Kyle Beckley interviewed me for the Chapman University Law School publication, the Esquirer; an excerpt appears at Beckley’s website, OneL7 (Apr. 4).
Boulder (& Orange County) publicity
Last week I took part in no fewer than eight panel discussions (these hosts work you hard) at the University of Colorado’s 56th Conference on World Affairs. The Boulder Daily Camera covered the final panel, on taxes (Matt Branaugh, “Turning Up the Heat on Taxes”, Apr. 10) while the student-run Colorado Daily ran a story […]
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