University of St. Thomas Law professor Rachel Moran speaks at Columbia Law symposium
UNIVERSITY OF SAINT THOMAS — University of St. Thomas School of Law Professor Rachel Moran was a panelist at the Columbia Law Review’s Nov. 15 symposium, The Law of Protest. She spoke on the “Policing Protests” panel, with Amber Baylor (moderator, Columbia Law School), Jenny Carroll (Texas A&M), Sunita Patel (UCLA) and Nick Robinson (International Center for…
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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH DAKOTA — The University of South Dakota Knudson School of Law hosted an event organized by the Native American Law Students Association (NALSA) in October.
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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH DAKOTA — Will Penisten, a third-year law student at the University of South Dakota’s Knudson School of Law, spent his summer as a legal intern at Sanford Health in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, gaining comprehensive experience in various aspects of corporate legal counsel.
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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH DAKOTA — Emily Whitney, a student in the University of South Dakota’s Knudson School of Law spent her summer as a judicial intern to Judge Karen E. Schreier at the U.S. District Court for the District of South Dakota.
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STANFORD LAW SCHOOL — Under the Military Lending Act, servicemembers have long been entitled to special protection from the deceptive lending practices that too often target members of the military, and in so doing, threaten their ability to serve and compromise national security. That is, until a recent Eleventh Circuit ruling.
Read More about Stanford Law professor Rose Carmen Goldberg files amicus brief in Military Lending Act caseA look at new Touro Law Institute for Health Law, Bioethics & Policy and Trial Advocacy Institute
THE NATIONAL JURIST — Touro University Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center has established two new institutes this semester that will benefit students as well as lawyers and community members: the Institute for Health Law, Bioethics & Policy and the Trial Advocacy Institute.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF TULSA — The Tulsa Law Review is celebrating six decades of excellence as the flagship law journal for The University of Tulsa’s College of Law.
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CANDID — Vanderbilt Law School in Nashville has announced a $10 million gift from alumna Sara J. Finley (’85) to advance the school’s leadership in the study of how law, regulation, and policy impact equality, equity, and opportunity for women.
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VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — In October, experts on climate change hailing from backgrounds in law and policy to business and media gathered at Vanderbilt Law School for the Bypassing Climate Polarization Conference, a two-day summit to address ways to engage the center-right on climate change.
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VERMONT PUBLIC — For decades, Vermont Law and Graduate School has taught courses on animal rights and welfare. In 2021, the school officially launched the Animal Law and Policy Institute.
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