New University of Kansas Law class looks at classic literature to provide a new perspective on international law and improve legal writing
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS – A new University of Kansas School of Law class is mixing the bard and the bar to help budding lawyers consider how classic literature applies to all manner of international law and help them become better legal writers.
Read More about New University of Kansas Law class looks at classic literature to provide a new perspective on international law and improve legal writingGeorgetown Law’s Supreme Court Institute examines blockbuster gerrymandering case heard by Supreme Court
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY LAW CENTER – At a rundown of the case just hours after the oral arguments, Smith, Tseytlin and Supreme Court Director Dori Bernstein lent their thoughts.
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UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI SCHOOL OF LAW – Professor Anthony Alfieri recently lectured at Brown University’s Department of Environmental Studies on Environmental Justice.
Read More about University of Miami Law professor lectures at Brown University on environmental justiceBYU Law explores international law and religion during symposium
DAILY UNIVERSE – Ninety-four invited delegates representing 46 different countries participated in the 24th Annual International Law and Religion Symposium.
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NORTHERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY – The Symposium, presented by the Chase College of Law and the College of Informatics, focuses on cybersecurity challenges, legal issues, risk management and best practices.
Read More about Northern Kentucky University Law presents cybersecurity symposiumHarvard Law event examines algorithms and the justice system
BOSTON GLOBE – Two computer scientists and two legal scholars agreed that judges, like all people, have biases that inform their decisions. But are computer models really any better?
Read More about Harvard Law event examines algorithms and the justice systemPanel held at University of Michigan Law explores the line between hate speech and free speech on campus
MICHIGAN DAILY – The growing necessity to distinguish free speech from hate speech, especially in context of life at the University of Michigan, was the central topic of disccusion at a panel.
Read More about Panel held at University of Michigan Law explores the line between hate speech and free speech on campusGeorgetown Law center hosts conference on the future of NAFTA
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY LAW CENTER – “We want to focus on NAFTA, because of its importance to the three member countries and to the North American region it has helped shape,” said Professor Alvaro Santos, faculty director of Georgetown Law’s Center for the Advancement of the Rule of Law in the Americas.
Read More about Georgetown Law center hosts conference on the future of NAFTAJohn Marshall Law hosts conference focused on helping lawyers represent clients affected by domestic violence
GLOBENEWSWIRE – This year’s conference focused on the intersection between domestic violence and lawyers being able to competently represent their clients in a number of practice areas.
Read More about John Marshall Law hosts conference focused on helping lawyers represent clients affected by domestic violenceUGA Law hosts Georgia Supreme Court for oral arguments
POST SEARCHLIGHT – Oral arguments for Chrysler’s appeal of the $150 million verdict will take place at the University of Georgia School of Law on North Campus.
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