Drexel Law opens Center for Law, Policy, and Social Action
DREXELNOW — The Kline School of Law has launched the Center for Law, Policy, and Social Action to bring together scholars and practitioners from the Law School and the region to help faculty, students and community members become informed, effective advocates for policy innovation.
Read More about Drexel Law opens Center for Law, Policy, and Social ActionDrexel Law hosts panel on wave of U.S. political candidates born outside the country
DREXEL LAW — The Center for Law, Policy, and Social Action organized a panel to discuss the power of newcomers to shape politics.
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LAW.COM — Two law professors and a former law school dean have offered their public support to an Emory law professor suspended over the use of a racial slur.
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NATIONAL JURIST — Chalkboards had many, many flaws. For one, they were prone to professors absent-mindingly backing into them and inadvertently wiping off half the lesson with their tweed jackets.
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FORDHAM LAW — A group of Fordham Law students and clinic professors have been strongly advocating for an important amendment to a New York State tax law. This week they gathered to celebrate a victory in the form of the amendment’s passing.
Read More about Fordham Law clinics help pass poverty amendment to New York State tax lawTwo Fordham Law moot court teams take top honors in media and international law competitions
FORDHAM LAW — This winter, two of Fordham’s moot court teams triumphed in media and international law competitions. On March 17, Fordham’s team won the national championship in the Cardozo/BMI Entertainment and Media Law Moot Court Competition.
Read More about Two Fordham Law moot court teams take top honors in media and international law competitionsFordham Law Professor Deborah Denno cited in Supreme Court death penalty case
FORDHAM LAW — The United States Supreme Court cited professor Denno’s 2007 Fordham Law Review article and her 2014 Georgetown Law Journal article on lethal injection.
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FORDHAM LAW — Supreme Court Associate Justice Samuel A. Alito, Jr., served as a final judge for the Fordham Law Moot Court Board’s 44th annual Irving R. Kaufman Memorial Securities Law Competition.
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UNIVERSITY OF BALTIMORE LAW — The theme of homelessness was a timely one for the 11th Annual Urban Child Symposium, because housing insecurity is such a serious, and growing, challenge for inner-city families and youth.
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GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY NEWS — Georgia State University College of Law announces exciting changes to the name and scope of its affiliated Atlanta Center for International Arbitration and Mediation (ACIAM).
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