Pace Law dean emeritus Richard Ottinger co-publishes book on pollution in major cities
PACE UNIVERSITY ELISABETH HAUB SCHOOL OF LAW — Dean Emeritus Richard Ottinger, of the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University, and Professor Wang Xi, of Kunming University of Science and Technology in China, have published a book that compares efforts to curb air pollution in two of the world’s largest urban areas, Los…
Read More about Pace Law dean emeritus Richard Ottinger co-publishes book on pollution in major citiesRutgers Law professor Ruth Anne Robbins helps pass domestic violence law
RUTGERS LAW SCHOOL — Years of work by Professor Ruth Anne Robbins, her students, and their partners at the NJ Coalition to End Domestic Violence (NJCEDV) culminated on January 8 in the signing of bill A-1475, which requires the court to consider information regarding coercive control in domestic violence proceedings.
Read More about Rutgers Law professor Ruth Anne Robbins helps pass domestic violence lawSt. Mary’s University Law associate dean Romona Lampley discusses passion for humanitarian causes
ST. MARY’S UNIVERSITY — Ramona Lampley, J.D., is a self-proclaimed “farm girl from North Carolina.” As a child, her first encounter with an attorney was at a county commissioner’s office, where the local farmers had hired a lawyer to represent them in a rezoning dispute.
Read More about St. Mary’s University Law associate dean Romona Lampley discusses passion for humanitarian causesUniversity of St. Thomas Law professor Rachel Moran to study policing in Chile as Fulbright Scholar
UNIVERSITY OF ST. THOMAS NEWSROOM — Law Professor Rachel Moran has been chosen as a U.S. Scholar by the prestigious Fulbright Program. She will travel to South America in the fall of 2024 to study, “Policing in Times of Mass Protest: Lessons from Uprisings in the United States and Chile.”
Read More about University of St. Thomas Law professor Rachel Moran to study policing in Chile as Fulbright ScholarUniversity of St. Thomas Law professor emeritus John Wendt authors article on the Beijing Olympic Games
UNIVERSITY OF ST. THOMAS NEWSROOM — Department of Ethics and Business Law Professor Emeritus John Wendt is the author of an article, “Beijing 2022: The Games of Muted Joy,” that was published by Entertainment and Sports Lawyer Journal, the official publication of the Forum on the Entertainment and Sports Industries of the American Bar Association.
Read More about University of St. Thomas Law professor emeritus John Wendt authors article on the Beijing Olympic GamesSouthern Illinois Law professor Shelly Taylor Page discusses human trafficking
THE SOUTHERN ILLINOISAN — Shelly Taylor Page, law professor and director of experiential learning presented on how to identity and prevent human trafficking in Southern Illinois on Wednesday at John A. Logan College.
Read More about Southern Illinois Law professor Shelly Taylor Page discusses human traffickingStanford Law Three Strikes Project director Michael Romano discusses mass incarceration in the US
STANFORD LAW SCHOOL — Why does the U.S. has the highest incarceration rate in the industrialized world, with individuals, communities, and taxpayers paying a steep price for lengthy prison terms for even nonviolent offenders?
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UNIVERSITY OF UTAH S.J. QUINNEY COLLEGE OF LAW — Each month, we share notable updates—including presentations, publications, panels, and other accomplishments—from Utah Law faculty members.
Read More about University of Utah Law shares recent publications and presentations by facultyUS Securities and Exchange Commission to host summit for law school students and faculty
MONDEVISIONE — The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission today announced the date of its 2024 Investor Advocacy Clinic Summit, where law students and their professors will engage with SEC staff and invited guests about issues addressed and lessons learned while providing free legal services to underrepresented investors.
Read More about US Securities and Exchange Commission to host summit for law school students and facultySouth Texas College of Law Houston professor Joshua Blackman gives lecture on constitutional law at Boston College
BC LAW — Can the courts keep Donald Trump off the ballot of the 2024 presidential election? The answer to the question comes down to interpretation of the Constitution, according to Joshua Blackman, a law professor and thought leader on constitutional law.
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