NIU Law announces professor Mark Cordes as interim dean
DAILY CHRONICLE – Mark Cordes, professor at the College of Law, will replace Eric Dannenmaier as the school’s interim dean until a replacement can be found.
Read More about NIU Law announces professor Mark Cordes as interim deanOutgoing UC Irvine Law Dean and AALS Board Member Erwin Chemerinsky pens letter to Irvine community as he takes the helm of UC Berkeley Law
ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER – “Early on Saturday morning, my wife and I will load up our cars and drive from Irvine to begin our new positions at the University of California, Berkeley School of Law.”
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HARVARD LAW SCHOOL – On June 14, the Harvard Law School community gathered to celebrate the school’s 200th birthday with food, games and fun at the Bicentennial Bash.
Read More about Harvard Law celebrates 200th anniversaryThree USC Gould Law students share their experience working in the Post-Conviction Justice Project
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GOULD SCHOOL OF LAW – Working in the Post-Conviction Justice Project has been life changing for the clients and USC students; here are three first-person student perspectives.
Read More about Three USC Gould Law students share their experience working in the Post-Conviction Justice ProjectBrooklyn Law’s Safe Harbor Project helps transgender client win asylum
BROOKLYN LAW SCHOOL – A transgender woman from a totalitarian nation has been granted asylum in the United States thanks in part to the work of students in Brooklyn Law School’s Safe Harbor Project clinic.
Read More about Brooklyn Law’s Safe Harbor Project helps transgender client win asylumHarvard Law’s Human International Rights Clinic releases report with recommendations on refugee resettlement in the U.S.
HARVARD LAW SCHOOL – The Harvard Immigration and Refugee Clinical Program has released a far-reaching report, “Fulfilling U.S. Commitment to Refugee Resettlement: Protecting Refugees, Preserving National Security & Building the U.S. Economy through Refugee Admissions.”
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YALE LAW SCHOOL – CAIR-CT and MRNY are represented by the Worker and Immigrant Rights Advocacy Clinic at Yale Law School, the National Immigration Law Center, and the International Refugee Assistance Project.
Read More about Yale Law clinic helps file suit against Trump administration for withholding information concerning profiling in immigration enforcementCornell Law’s Center on the Death Penalty Worldwide launches intensive training workshop for capital defenders from Africa
CORNELL LAW SCHOOL – Fifteen capital defense lawyers from eight African countries arrived at Cornell Law School on June 12 to begin eight days of training on how best to represent death penalty clients.
Read More about Cornell Law’s Center on the Death Penalty Worldwide launches intensive training workshop for capital defenders from AfricaUCLA Law launches research project on artificial intelligence
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES SCHOOL OF LAW – UCLA School of Law has received a $1.5 million grant from the Open Philanthropy Project to study disruptive societal and legal changes stemming from artificial intelligence.
Read More about UCLA Law launches research project on artificial intelligenceHarvard Law student wins victory in court for disabled parolees
HARVARD LAW SCHOOL – Tabitha Cohen ’18 argues appeal on behalf of prisoner and brain injury survivor Richard Crowell.
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