Harvard Law alumnus and appeals court judge Merrick B. Garland selected as Supreme Court nominee
THE NEW YORK TIMES – President Obama on Wednesday nominated Merrick B. Garland to be the nation’s 113th Supreme Court justice, choosing a centrist appellate judge who could reshape the court for a generation and become the face of a bitter election-year confirmation struggle.
Read More about Harvard Law alumnus and appeals court judge Merrick B. Garland selected as Supreme Court nomineeTulsa Law takes pride in active alumni network
TULSA BUSINESS & LEGAL NEWS – A strong alumni base is important for any college or university, but it’s especially imperative for smaller private colleges and universities such as The University of Tulsa College of Law.
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THE NEW YORK TIMES – Over the last decade and a half, she and 100 others who attended the New York University School of Law received that support from a scholarship program that paid their full tuition and also gave them access to a network of luminaries including federal judges, law firm partners and even…
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THE HARVARD CRIMSON – Harvard Law School affiliates remembered alumnus and Supreme Court Justice Antonin G. Scalia, who died Saturday at age 79, for his vibrant, fiery personality and his substantial contributions to United States law.
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AKRON LEGAL NEWS – Many lawyers aspire to argue before the Ohio Supreme Court, but few get the opportunity and even fewer who only passed the bar exam three months prior. That’s exactly what happened to Tucker Ellis associate Marcus Pryor II, who received his juris doctor from The University of Akron School of Law…
Read More about Akron Law graduate argues case before Ohio Supreme CourtHarvard Law alumni express mixed reaction over activism on campus
THE HARVARD CRIMSON – Alumni from across the country have closely followed recent developments, contacting students and penning articles. And as donors well-trained in the art of argument, Law School alumni remain vocal on issues affecting the school, including ongoing activism.
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BLOOMBERG BNA – After retiring from professional basketball, Elmore received a J.D. from Harvard Law School in 1987 and began his law career as a prosecutor, serving as an assistant district attorney in Brooklyn.
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STATE PRESS – Krystle Delgado, otherwise known as Miss Krystle, is a 26-year-old attorney/singer/songwriter/nonprofit founder with big dreams and the ambition to make them a reality. She graduated from Barrett, the Honors College in December of 2009 with a degree in political science, then received her law degree from the Sandra Day O’Connor College of…
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THE TOPEKA CAPITAL-JOURNAL – John Kemp, a 1974 graduate of Washburn Law School, is president and CEO of The Viscardi Center, a network of nonprofits aimed at improving the lives of adults and children with disabilities.
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UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING – Martz’s national award was based largely — but not exclusively — on her work defending Sgt. Maria Vega (fictional name, to protect the actual defendant from publicity that some might consider negative, Easton says), a Marine Corps drill instructor who faced 28 counts in a South Carolina military courtroom last December.
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