American University Washington College of Law’s International Refugee Assistance Project asks Congress to support refugee rights efforts
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF LAW – The chapter of the International Refugee Assistance Project joined others chapters from across the country in lobbying Congressional representatives.
Read More about American University Washington College of Law’s International Refugee Assistance Project asks Congress to support refugee rights effortsLoyola Law New Orleans students seek justice for victims of Flint water crisis in international tribunal
NOLA.COM – Loyola New Orleans law students have filed a petition aiming to place the U.S. government before an international tribunal on charges of violating the right to democracy and the rights to life and health in Flint.
Read More about Loyola Law New Orleans students seek justice for victims of Flint water crisis in international tribunalUniversity of Chicago Law environmental clinic to sue U.S. Steel Corporation over Clean Water Act violations
CHICAGO MAROON – The City of Chicago and the University of Chicago Law School’s Abrams Environmental Law Clinic plan to sue the U.S. Steel Corporation over its violations of the Clean Water Act.
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BAYLOR UNIVERSITY – As families walked through the doors of the makeshift courtroom at Baylor Law School , they were greeted with unfamiliar sights and sounds.
Read More about Baylor Law hosts tenth annual adoption day for new familiesGeorgetown Law professor argues 35th case in front of U.S. Supreme Court
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY LAW CENTER – Neal Katyal has surpassed the late Thurgood Marshall’s record for the most Supreme Court cases argued by a minority attorney in the history of the United States.
Read More about Georgetown Law professor argues 35th case in front of U.S. Supreme CourtUCLA Law faculty submit briefs in Supreme Court “bakery” case
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES SCHOOL OF LAW – In deciding the case, the justices will consider the views of three sets of UCLA School of Law scholars who have written friend-of-the-court briefs.
Read More about UCLA Law faculty submit briefs in Supreme Court “bakery” caseVillanova Law Dean Mark C. Alexander nominated to join AALS Executive Committee
VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY – The Nominating Committee recently announced that Mark C. Alexander is one of three individuals nominated to join the AALS Executive Committee.
Read More about Villanova Law Dean Mark C. Alexander nominated to join AALS Executive CommitteeAALS Section on Minority Groups selects Emory Law professor Dorothy Brown as Clyde Ferguson Award winner
EMORY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW – Dorothy Brown, professor of law, has been named a co-recipient of the 2018 Clyde Ferguson Award.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA – Law professor Richard Bonnie released a preliminary report urging Virginia’s state legislators to prioritize community mental health services in 2018.
Read More about University of Virginia Law professor presents preliminary report to improve state’s mental health systemMassachusetts Supreme Judicial Court cites article by University of New Mexico Law professor in opinion
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO SCHOOL OF LAW – Professor George Bach has written several articles about constitutional law, and earlier this year, one of them made an impact in a case across the country.
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