Detroit Mercy Law to host religious freedom and housing conferences
DETROIT LEGAL NEWS – This November, University of Detroit Mercy School of Law will welcome the public to two major academic events.
Read More about Detroit Mercy Law to host religious freedom and housing conferencesHofstra Law to host Appellate Division, Second Judicial Department for sitting
HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY – The Appellate Division, Second Judicial Department, will hold one of its two sittings that day at the Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University.
Read More about Hofstra Law to host Appellate Division, Second Judicial Department for sittingRichmond Law’s Public Interest Law Review to host symposium on immigration
UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND – The discussion will consider the U.S. immigration system and current reforms. The symposium will also look at the human perspective of immigration.
Read More about Richmond Law’s Public Interest Law Review to host symposium on immigrationUniversity of Kansas Law to host conference on access to justice and lawyers
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS – “Justice, Professionalism, and the Lawyer as Public Citizen: Teaching Across Learning Experiences” will take place at the University of Kansas School of Law.
Read More about University of Kansas Law to host conference on access to justice and lawyersHouston Law’s ‘People’s Law School’ focuses on legal issues face by Hurricane Harvey victims
UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON LAW CENTER – The University of Houston Law Center hosted a special session of the “People’s Law School” that was a bit more somber than usual, focusing on the many legal issues faced by victims of Hurricane Harvey.
Read More about Houston Law’s ‘People’s Law School’ focuses on legal issues face by Hurricane Harvey victimsUniversity of Mississippi Law hosts Court of Appeals judge to discuss book on National Museum of African-American History and Culture
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI SCHOOL OF LAW – The Honorable Robert L. Wilkins will visit Oxford and will speak at the University of Mississippi School of Law on Wednesday, Oct. 11.
Read More about University of Mississippi Law hosts Court of Appeals judge to discuss book on National Museum of African-American History and CultureStetson Law to offer study abroad program in South Africa
PUBLIC. – Stetson University College of Law will begin offering a study abroad program in Cape Town, South Africa, starting in the summer of 2018.
Read More about Stetson Law to offer study abroad program in South AfricaYale Law professor discusses latest book at Penn State
DAILY COLLEGIAN – Exploring topics of racial discrimination and distribution of political power, Yale Law School professor and author James Forman, Jr., spoke at Penn State on Thursday, Oct. 12.
Read More about Yale Law professor discusses latest book at Penn StateA look at retiring Northwestern Law professor’s impact after over 40 years as Bluhm Legal Clinic director
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY PRITZKER SCHOOL OF LAW – As Geraghty retires from the directorship he’s held since 1976, the Bluhm Legal Clinic is one of the premier clinical programs in the country.
Read More about A look at retiring Northwestern Law professor’s impact after over 40 years as Bluhm Legal Clinic directorUniversity of Florida Law student and victim of Las Vegas shooting shares her story, hopes to become criminal prosecutor
WUFT (PBS NORTH CENTRAL FLORIDA) – When Kristin Babik walked into her dining room after returning to Gainesville, she spotted a large, homemade poster reading “UF Law Loves You” sitting on a table.
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