Albany Law hosts Veterans Pro Bono Project events to honor Veterans in November
ALBANY LAW SCHOOL — This year’s Veterans’ Rights Pro Bono Project events will pay special honor to one of Albany Law School’s own while continuing the effort to connect service members and their families with important resources to navigate the legal system. This year’s leaders planned the virtual events in memory of 1L SSG Joseph Gentile.
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UC IRVINE LAW SCHOOL — Last Sunday’s New York Times cover story by Emily Bazelon on conducting the 2020 election during the pandemic highlighted the crucial role the Fair Elections During a Crisis Report — led by Richard L. Hasen Chancellor’s Professor of Law and Political Science at UCI Law — played in helping to avoid an election meltdown.
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UC IRVINE LAW SCHOOL — Bryant Jackson-Green, a J.D. candidate at UCI Law and Ph.D. student with UCI’s School of Social Ecology, has been selected as a Health Policy Research Scholar with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. The program is led by the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health.
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UC IRVINE LAW SCHOOL — The University of California, Irvine School of Law (UCI Law) Intellectual Property, Arts, and Technology (IPAT) Clinic submitted a letter to Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva demanding the return of a student journalist’s cell phone and camera memory card, which the clinic contends were unlawfully seized by deputies.
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CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — Durham’s article, “Temporary Murals Have Permanent Rights?,” examined the intellectual property rights of artists around the nation who paint street murals and other works of art—specifically those that were created during the protests following George Floyd’s killing.
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UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO LAW — In law, doctrine is the coin of the realm. Yet judges, lawyers, and law students often take the very idea of doctrine for granted, without asking how doctrine works—what it means, does, or might be made to do. Professors Pierre Schlag and Amy J. Griffin seek to change that with their new book.
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LAW WEEK COLORADO — Law Week Colorado spoke with Skinner-Thompson about his work at the Getches-Green Environmental & Natural Resources Law Clinic, his thoughts about the possible impact of recent changes to the U.S. Supreme Court on environmental law, and the developing field of climate change law.
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FORDHAM LAW NEWS — In October, the Center for Judicial Events and Clerkships (CJEC) welcomed three distinguished federal judges to the Law School for its fall 2020 Judges Week. During Judges Week, judges were engaged throughout the school, including hosting small discussions with students, co-teaching classes, and attending lunches and receptions.
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FORDHAM LAW NEWS — Fordham Law’s moot court team bested the competition in numerous categories at the 2020 National Criminal Procedure Tournament hosted by the University of San Diego. Fordham captured the National Championship, Best Respondent’s Brief, Third Best Oralist (out of 60 competitors), and First Place Overall.
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FORDHAM LAW NEWS — A group of Fordham Law students recently came together to launch the Law School’s newest affinity group, the Disabled & Allied Law Students Association (DALSA), to provide peer support for students with disabilities and serve as a platform for advocacy and outreach.
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