Harvard Law students in the Recording Artists Project provide legal assistance to musicians
THE HARVARD GAZETTE — “I figured I’d go to law school and I’d try to help musicians because even if I didn’t have my own voice, I could help them find theirs,” said Rechtszaid, J.D. ’19. “There hasn’t been a day when I’ve questioned my choice.”
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THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW — Gonzaga University and Eastern Washington University have teamed up to develop programs for students interested in legal careers. The partnership, announced Friday, aims to establish a program that would enable students to earn their bachelor’s and law degrees in six years instead of the usual seven.
Read More about Gonzaga Law partners with Eastern Washington University for ‘3+3’ accelerated JD/Bachelor’s degree programGeorge Mason Scalia law receives large gift to support new faculty chairs
GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY — George Mason University announced today that the Antonin Scalia Law School has received a gift of more than $50 million, a bequest from the estate of the late Judge Allison M. Rouse and Mrs. Dorothy B. Rouse.
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FORDHAM LAW NEWS — A team of Fordham Law students from the Brendan Moore Trial Advocacy Center won the New York Regional of the American Association for Justice Student Trial Advocacy Competition, which took place the weekend of March 2.
Read More about Fordham Law students advance to national trial advocacy competition after regional winFordham Law professor Joe Reidenberg to receive privacy award from Berkeley Law
BERKELEY LAW — Joel Reidenberg is the Stanley D. and Nikki Waxberg Chair in Law at Fordham University Law School. Professor Reidenberg founded the law school’s Center on Information Law and Policy and serves as its Academic Director.
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FORDHAM LAW NEWS — For the first time in its history, the Fordham Law Review Online has published an all-woman authored issue of the publication, in honor of the School’s celebration of 100 Years of Women. The issue was posted on March 8 to coincide with International Women’s Day.
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UH LAW CENTER — An internationally recognized authority on race relations and anti-discrimination law will explore racism faced by the growing number of “multiracials” in the U.S. on March 4 as speaker in the annual Yale L. Rosenberg Memorial Lecture at the University of Houston Law Center.
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THE LEDGER — A Senate panel on Tuesday pushed forward a measure that would allow Florida State University to strip the name of former Florida Supreme Court Justice B.K. Roberts from a law-school building because of pro-segregation opinions written by Roberts.
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DUKE CHRONICLE — The Duke Center for Firearms Law is searching for a scholarly alternative to the politically charged national debate surrounding gun rights and regulation.
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UNIVERSITY OF DENVER NEWS — Last fall, an inaugural group of seven Sturm College of Law students got a firsthand look at the challenges and nuances associated with the United States’ immigration system. As participants in the Immigration Law and Policy Clinic, led by professors Christopher Lasch and Robin Walker Sterling,
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