University of Texas Law professor and former U.N. Human Rights Council working group representative continues to share experiences with students
DAILY TEXAN – The native Argentinian completed his final term in the spring, but he continues to transfer the lessons he learned as a U.N. representative to his law students in the Human Rights Clinic.
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UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI SCHOOL OF LAW – Professor Caroline Bettinger-López of the University of Miami School of Law is the winner of a Roddenberry Fellowship for her COURAGE in Policing Project.
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VTDIGGER – Robert Sand will be the director of the new Center for Justice Reform at the law school in South Royalton.
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LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY – At 89 years young, James J. Bailey Professor of Law and Director of the Louisiana Law Institute Bill Crawford, isn’t letting his age slow him down.
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KYFORWARD – A new University Press of Kentucky book, “Who Killed Betty Gail Brown? Murder, Mistrial, and Mystery” by Robert G. Lawson, emeritus professor of law at the University of Kentucky, is the first book to examine Brown’s murder.
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COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL – At the New-York Historical Society, Professors Philip Bobbitt and Matthew Waxman discuss the president’s authority to order a nuclear strike.
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MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE – Patricia Bennett will serve as the new dean at the Mississippi College School of Law following a successful year as its interim leader.
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FORDHAM UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW – The award honors a faculty or staff member at a law school who has advocated the ethic of pro bono service through personal service, program design, and program management.
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RUTGERS UNIVERSITY – The highly prestigious award recognizes Stacy Hawkins’ commitment to diversity issues in scholarship and teaching, and her contributions to the community.
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DUKE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW – Curtis A. Bradley focused his testimony on how the institutional role of Congress relating to international agreements has diminished over time.
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