USC Gould Law professor Mugambi Jouet recognized for groundbreaking research
USC GOULD SCHOOL OF LAW — USC Gould School of Law Professor Mugambi Jouet has been awarded the 2022 Alfred L. Brophy Prize by the American Journal of Legal History for a paper that expands the understanding of American legal history, from the founding era to the evolution of criminal punishment.
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USC GOULD SCHOOL OF LAW — USC Gould School of Law Professor Emily Ryo is the recipient of a $337,000 National Science Foundation grant supporting her work in creating a unique, comprehensive dataset of immigration courts and judges that she hopes will advance the next generation of research on intersections between criminal and immigration law.
Read More about USC Gould Law professor Emily Ryo receives grant to study immigration and criminal justice researchUSC Gould Law professor Franita Tolson elected to American Law Institute
USC GOULD SCHOOL OF LAW — Professor Franita Tolson has been elected as one of 60 new members to the American Law Institute, bringing the number of USC Gould School of Law professors among the ALI membership to 14.
Read More about USC Gould Law professor Franita Tolson elected to American Law InstituteUSC Gould Law professor Robin Craig recognized for excellence in teaching natural resources law
USC GOULD SCHOOL OF LAW — Professor Robin Craig is the first USC professor and first professor in Southern California to be honored by the Foundation for Natural Resources and Energy Law with the 2022 Clyde O. Martz Teaching Award — the highest teaching honor granted by the Foundation.
Read More about USC Gould Law professor Robin Craig recognized for excellence in teaching natural resources lawUniversity of Virginia Law professor Bertrall Ross works to reform voting process
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF LAW — Professor Bertrall Ross is having a moment. With the midterm elections coming up, Ross, who studies and teaches constitutional and elections law at the University of Virginia School of Law, has been increasingly fielding media calls about flaws he sees with the democratic project in the United States.
Read More about University of Virginia Law professor Bertrall Ross works to reform voting processA look at the correlation between pro bono participation and law student well-being
MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL FACULTY BLOG — Last week I posted about Marquette Law School’s list—one faculty member, one staff colleague, and one student—for the honor roll of the Pro Bono and Access to Justice Section of the Association of American Law Schools. I explained that I relied on the expertise of Angela F. Schultz,…
Read More about A look at the correlation between pro bono participation and law student well-beingUniversity of Akron Law professors to speak on panels for pre-law students
THE UNIVERSITY OF AKRON SCHOOL OF LAW — Six University of Akron School of Law constitutional law experts will speak on panels in a five-part series of weekly webinars on Supreme Court Activism or Restraint in Today’s Culture Wars, sponsored the Pre-Law Program at Kent State University.
Read More about University of Akron Law professors to speak on panels for pre-law studentsAlbany Law professor Sarah Rogerson selected for public policy fellowship
ALBANY LAW SCHOOL — Professor Sarah Rogerson, Director of The Justice Center at Albany Law School, has been selected as one of six 2022-23 Richard P. Nathan Public Policy Fellows through The Rockefeller Institute of Government.
Read More about Albany Law professor Sarah Rogerson selected for public policy fellowshipUC Hastings Law professor John Myers leads project to train more juvenile court lawyers in California
UC HASTINGS LAW — The state of California has hired a UC Hastings professor to lead a project aimed at addressing a shortage of lawyers for children in the state’s juvenile court system.
Read More about UC Hastings Law professor John Myers leads project to train more juvenile court lawyers in CaliforniaFordham Law professor Norrinda Brown Hayat discusses work in housing law
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — Norrinda Brown Hayat, an award-winning housing advocate and expert on housing law with more than 15 years of experience, will be joining Fordham Law this year as a full-time faculty member and head of a new housing clinic.
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