University of North Carolina Board of Governors considers limiting litigation from public law school clinics and centers in state
NORTH STATE JOURNAL – A subcommittee of the UNC Board of Governors voted to move forward a new policy that would remove the UNC Center for Civil Rights’ ability to represent parties in litigation outside of a law school clinical program.
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ABA JOURNAL – A surge of problems has swept over these campuses.
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BLOOMBERG LAW – There is a tremendous potential for legal work, but the market for such services is under developed. Big Law, however, is starting to take note.
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LAWYERS WEEKLY – A “refocus” for legal education at the University of Queensland has been unveiled.
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE BRANDEIS SCHOOL OF LAW – Michael came to law school with the dream of practicing immigration law, and she’s a fellow with the Brandeis Human Rights Advocacy Program.
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THE GLOBE – After completing her first year at the University of Nebraska College of Law in Lincoln, Neb., Haffield began as a law clerk at the Nobles County Attorney’s Office in mid-May.
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YALE LAW SCHOOL – Christopher Wray ’92 was confirmed by the U.S. Senate to be the next Director of the FBI on August 1, 2017.
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GAINESVILLE SUN – The fellowship, from September until August 2019, will allow Saco to help migrant and seasonal farm workers in Florida gain access to affordable, safe and sanitary housing.
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE BRANDEIS SCHOOL OF LAW – Gregory Justis, a 2014 Brandeis Law graduate, was appointed to Assistant Staff Judge Advocate for the United States Air Force.
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UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC MCGEORGE SCHOOL OF LAW – Capitol Seminars will take up residence at University of the Pacific’s Sacramento Campus.
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