Malvina Halberstam

Malvina Halberstam takes a creative approach to solving problems in the realms of International Law, National Security, and Terrorism. As an Emeritus Professor of Law at Cardozo Law, she has been a pivotal member of the founding faculty, shaping the institution's academic landscape. Her extensive career includes teaching at several prestigious law schools, where she has inspired countless students with her profound knowledge and passion for the law. Professor Halberstam's diverse professional background is a testament to her expertise and dedication. She began her legal journey clerking for Judge Edmund Palmieri, which laid a strong foundation for her subsequent roles. Her experience as an assistant district attorney provided her with practical insights into the legal system, which she later applied in her role as a counselor on international law for the US Department of State. This blend of practical and academic experience has made her a respected figure in the legal community. Throughout her career, Professor Halberstam has made significant contributions to the field of law through her extensive publications and lectures. Her work often addresses complex issues related to national security and terrorism, offering innovative solutions and perspectives. Her involvement in various legal organizations further underscores her commitment to advancing the field and supporting the next generation of legal professionals. In addition to her professional achievements, Professor Halberstam is known for her engaging teaching style and ability to connect with students. Her courses are renowned for their rigorous analysis and thought-provoking discussions, which challenge students to think critically about the legal issues facing the world today. Her legacy at Cardozo Law and beyond continues to influence and inspire those who seek to make a difference in the field of law.