American University Washington College of Law co-hosts law enforcement and cybersecurity symposium
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF LAW — On Wednesday, Feb. 5, American University Washington College of Law’s Tech, Law, and Security Program (TLS). The day-long event brought together members of law enforcement and the cybersecurity community, industry experts, advocacy groups, and various branches of government to examine the current challenges to preventing, investigating, and prosecuting cyber and cyber-related…
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EIN PRESSWIRE — Your registration to the Ipro Tech Show will also grant you access to select special joint sessions with ASU-Arkfeld eDiscovery, Law and Technology Conference, which will run concurrently. While each event will maintain its independence, these co-produced joint sessions will allow those attending either conference to engage with thought leaders and other…
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INDIAN COUNTRY TODAY — The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians made a $5 million gift to Arizona State University to provide for the renovation of the historic Herald Examiner Building in Los Angeles and to establish an endowment to support the Indian Legal Program’s Indian Gaming and Tribal Self-Governance programs at the Sandra Day O’Connor…
Read More about Arizona State University Law receives gift to support Indian Legal ProgramBaylor Law hosts Adoption Day for community
BAYLOR UNIVERSITY — It doesn’t take a cape and a mask to be a hero – it takes a big heart and a lot of love. This was the message Baylor Law Professor Bridget Fuselier had for members of the 20 foster families who adopted children into their forever homes during Baylor Law’s Adoption Day in November. The annual…
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YAHOO FINANCE — BYU Law, a leading national law school focused on innovation in the legal field, today announced that it will hold its fifth annual Law and Corpus Linguistics Conference Feb. 6-7, convening prominent federal and state judges, as well as legal and linguistics scholars committed to furthering the corpus linguistics discipline. The symposium is part of BYU…
Read More about BYU Law hosts Law and Corpus Linguistics ConferenceCampbell Law professor Dan Tilly examines state evidence rule in North Carolina Law Review
CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY — A recent article written by Assistant Law Professor Dan Tilly analyzes an extremely controversial North Carolina rule of evidence and calls for much needed change. The scholarly article, entitled “Victim’s Under Attack: North Carolina’s Flawed Rule 609,” was published in the September 2019 issue of the North Carolina Law Review.
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CLEVELAND JEWISH NEWS — After growing up in Israel and serving in the Israel Defense Forces, Doron M. Kalir left the service wanting to study law. Now a clinical professor of law at Cleveland State University’s Cleveland-Marshall College of Law, Kalir focuses on a wide array of practice areas from Jewish law to LGBTQ rights. But his…
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UCLA LAW — Expanding UCLA School of Law’s role as a national leader in immigration law and boosting its robust immigration programming and clinics, the school has established the Center for Immigration Law and Policy with a $5 million commitment from alumna Alicia Miñana ’87 and her husband, Rob Lovelace. The center launches at a time when…
Read More about UCLA Law receives gift to launch Center for Immigration Law and PolicyUCLA Law student Christopher Chiang wins top prizes at Entertainment Law Initiative Writing Competition
UCLA LAW — UCLA School of Law students Christopher Chiang ’20 and Graham Fenton ’20 won the top two prizes in the Recording Academy’s 22nd Annual Entertainment Law Initiative Writing Competition on Jan. 24 and were honored at a number of red-carpet events during Grammy Awards week.
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DUKE LAW — Opening a remarkable conference she described as a “love letter” to future women lawyers, Duke Law School Dean Kerry Abrams praised the editors-in-chief of 16 top law journals who had initiated the event and charged them with carrying on work to advance women’s rights that was begun 100 years ago. The daylong event marked a singular…
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