Steve Koh

Professor of Law @BU_Law

[CCS - Yale @CCSYale]

New Article by Junior Fellow Steve Koh in Cultural Sociology https://t.co/WJDudwBLmY

[Fordham Law @FordhamLawNYC]

🚨📚 New book alert 🚨📚

Disclosureland: How Corporate Words Constrain Racial Progress by Fordham Law Prof. Atinuke Adediran (@ProfAdediranT) is out today.

Save the date and register for Prof. Adediran's book launch at Fordham Law School on Feb. 5: https://t.co/LN4d3rok7l

[Jonathan Hafetz @JonathanHafetz]

To kick off Season 4 of @LawOnFilm podcast, @LawProfKoh @BU_Law joins me for "The Godfather," a masterpiece of crime & power. Listen as we discuss how the film explores themes of justice, loyalty, corruption, and the blurred lines between family & law.
https://t.co/Xu0NpALT9Q

[Boston University School of Law @BU_Law]

Congratulations to #BULawProf @JPYGold, @scotthirst, and @LawProfKoh on their promotions to full professor with tenure! The 3 #BULaw professors are among 25 Charles River Campus faculty to receive promotions.

Learn more about their work ⬇️ https://t.co/Pp5TEoCVbw

[Boston University School of Law @BU_Law]

Join #BULaw this Friday, February 7 for the 2025 ILJ Symposium, “The Normalized Tragedy: Addressing Legal Responses to Gun Violence in the United States and Abroad.”

Learn more and register ➡️ https://t.co/WWdAViyzkA

[Boston University School of Law @BU_Law]

#BULawProf @LawProfKoh explains the recent surrender of Mexican cartel leaders Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada Garcia & Joaquin Guzmán López to US authorities, & the subsequent legal questions for cross-border criminal law enforcement. @just_security ⬇️ https://t.co/gzEYSanf7e

[Just Security @just_security]

.@LawProfKoh (@BU_Law) explains what happened in the dramatic surrender of Mexican cartel leaders El Mayo and Guzmán López to U.S. authorities and unpacks the legal context of cross-border criminal law enforcement:

https://t.co/LsYvYhOA76

[Angela Onwuachi-Will @aonwuachi]

Proud of ⁦@LawProfKoh⁩’s amazing interview of uncle ⁦@YaleLawSch⁩ ⁦@haroldhongjukoh⁩, now the 3rd Koh to “teach” Int’l Law ⁦@BU_Law⁩. Father/grandfather Kwang Lim Koh became the first Korean American law professor (BU) in the 1950s.

[Faculti @FacultiNet]

Steven Koh @LawProfKoh @BU_Law @BU_Tweets discusses the role of police putting “hands on” a civilian and its potential to escalate toward lethal physical encounters➡️https://t.co/XJXLT6ldX6 #policing #criminallaw #law

[Faculti @FacultiNet]

Steven Koh @LawProfKoh @BU_Law @BU_Tweets discusses the role of police putting “hands on” a civilian and its potential to escalate toward lethal physical encounters➡️https://t.co/XJXLT6ldX6 #policing #criminallaw #law

[Lawrence Solum @lsolum]

Koh on Criminal Law Minimalism, https://t.co/vbg8kRcV0E

[The Information Society Project @yaleisp]

@LawProfKoh Thank you to @LawProfKoh for today’s spectacular talk on cancel culture, criminal justice and the culture of punitiveness in America.

Koh’s article on the subject is available to read on Hastings Law Journal

https://t.co/RZGF0rEsQ5

[Boston University School of Law @BU_Law]

We are pleased to greet new #BULawProf with expertise ranging from criminal law to tax policy and legal writing, including: @brooklyntaxprof, @tysonlordgray, @maddiemeth, & @BenDPyle.
Learn more: https://t.co/FjnhTlaKZZ
#lawprofessor #lawschool

[Boston University School of Law @BU_Law]

2/2 Watch the full video and read more about @LawProfKoh’s family, including his uncle, @haroldhongjukoh (@YaleLawSch): https://t.co/Ei46SLuAd6 Video by @WinikurProd. #AAPI #AAPIlawyer #internationallaw #criminallaw #KoreanAmerican #LebaneseAmerican

[Boston University School of Law @BU_Law]

#BULawProf @LawProfKoh shares, “For me, it's important for faculty members of color to bring their own experience, their lived experience to the classroom, & to bring out those perspectives in the classroom as well.” More on Koh's family traditions:
https://t.co/Ei46SLuAd6