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Daniel Urman	Director of Hybrid & Online Programs, School of Law
JD, Harvard Law School, 2006
d.urman@northeastern.edu
67A Cargill Hall
LPSC 1101: Introduction to Law
LPSC 3303: Understanding the Modern Supreme Court
LS 6101: Introduction to Legal Studies I
LS 6102: Introduction to Legal Studies II
LS 6110: The Law of Information and Records
LS 6140: Regulation and Compliance
Dan Urman is the director of Northeastern School of Law's Online & Hybrid Programs and holds a joint appointment with Northeastern University's School of Public Policy and Urban Affairs, where he runs the law and public policy minor. Dan has taught at Northeastern since 2009, teaching undergraduate and graduate classes and leading programs at the university. Dan teaches topics including the "American Legal System," "Constitutional Law & the U.S. Supreme Court," "Human Rights," and "Criminal Justice." Before coming to Northeastern, Dan practiced law at large law firms and served as a criminal prosecutor for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
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The G7 wants to regulate artificial intelligence. Should the U.S. get on board?
With the introduction of new export controls on artificial intelligence software last week, the White House appealed to lawmakers, businesses, and European allies to avoid overregulation of artificial intelligence. It also maintained its refusal to participate in a project proposed by the Group of Seven leading economies, which seeks to establish shared principles and regulations…
Puerto Rico has weathered 500 earthquakes in two weeks. How does it rebuild?
In the past two weeks, Puerto Rico has weathered more than 500 earthquakes, and according to the U.S. Geological Survey, the shaking isn't over yet. The largest two quakes, magnitude 5.8 and 6.7, struck within a 24-hour period earlier this week, killing one person, collapsing buildings, and knocking out power across the island. The quakes,…
U.S. House passes legislation to regulate the 'forever chemicals' in your food, water, and air
A bill to establish federal regulations for a group of harmful chemicals known as per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS, was approved by the U.S. House of Representatives on Friday with bipartisan support. The legislation, which passed the House with 247 votes, would require the EPA to establish drinking water regulations for two common types of…
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