University of Montana Law hosts state supreme court case on religious school tax credits
MISSOULIAN — The Montana Supreme Court will hear arguments Friday on whether tax credit scholarships can support religious schools in a case that’s drawing national interest from high-profile groups on April 6 at the University of Montana’s Dennison Theatre. Montana Blewett Law professors Pippa Browde and Anthony Johnstone will introduce the case.
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THE DM ONLINE — Two Ole Miss law students, Chloe Kennedy and Marilyn Higdon, took it upon themselves to help the community heal. In the wake of the tornado, the University of Mississippi Student Bar Association (SBA) is taking donations of money and school supplies to assist JSU students transitioning back to school.
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UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI SCHOOL OF LAW — The Global Entertainment + Sport Conference 2018, presented by the University of Miami School of Law’s Entertainment & Sports Law Society and the School of Education & Human Development’s Sports Administration Program, will be held on April 5-6, 2018.
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SOUTH COAST TODAY — Student lawyers will present two free workshops for nonprofits and entrepreneurs at the University of Massachusetts School of Law Moot Courtroom, 333 Faunce Corner Road.
Read More about UMass Law students offer free workshops for nonprofit organizations and entrepreneursUMass Law signs ‘3+3’ accelerated bachelor’s/JD agreement with Worcester State
WORCESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL — A new agreement between Worcester State University and the University of Massachusetts School of Law will allow students to get their bachelor’s and law degree in six years.
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LEWIS & CLARK LAW SCHOOL — Lewis & Clark Law School will introduce a new certificate program in the fall of 2018: “Energy, Innovation, and Sustainability,” to prepare students for careers in energy law.
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GLOBNEWSWIRE — The Center for International Law at The John Marshall Law School in Chicago will host its 17th Annual Folsom Lecture on April 4. The topic of the lecture will be “Piercing the Corporate Veil: A European Perspective”.
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THE DAILY IOWAN — New York University law Professor Richard Epstein presented his thoughts on gun regulation, homicide prevention, and interpretation of the Second Amendment during a lecture on Thursday at the University of Iowa College of Law.
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THE INDIANA LAWYER — Indiana University decided to face the crisis head-on by launching a new program, the Responding to the Addictions Crisis Grand Challenges initiative. Two Indiana McKinney Law school professors are exploring how health law and policy can help — and hinder — the fight against addictions.
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IDAHO PRESS-TRIBUNE — Several panels of local experts and activists discussed how changing immigration laws are impacting Idaho’s refugee and immigrant population in Boise on Friday. The 2018 Symposium on Immigration Law and Policy was hosted by the University of Idaho Critical Legal Studies Journal in Downtown Boise.
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