Yale Law professor draws parallels between Yale Law’s efforts against immigration ban and 1991 Haitian immigration controversy
NEW YORK TIMES – For Michael J. Wishnie, a Yale law professor involved in that effort, what happened in January was familiar.
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AKRON.COM – Summit County Common Pleas Court Judge Mary Margaret Rowlands recently presented the 2017 Access to Justice Scholarship to University of Akron third-year law student Kenton Steele.
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JOHN MARSHALL LAW SCHOOL – Lieutenant General Flora D. Darpino, The Judge Advocate General for the U.S. Army, spoke to John Marshall law students, faculty and other guests on March 2.
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PRWEB – The American College of Bankruptcy announced today that it has selected its Distinguished Law Students for the First, Second, Third, Fourth, Ninth, and Eleventh Circuits for 2017.
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JOURNAL OF BLACKS IN HIGHER EDUCATION – The Mauer School of Law at Indiana University has entered into a partnership with the Southern Poverty Law Center to create the Julian Bond Law Scholars program.
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ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY – In January, Selig began teaching course that examines the ways in which baseball reflected deeper-running currents in postwar America.
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LOS ANGELES TIMES – Gov. Jerry Brown took a break from politics and urged students not to lose sight of the universal truths of education and the law.
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UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA COLLEGE OF LAW – A University of Nebraska College of Law and University of Nebraska at Omaha have launched a new program designed to encourage students in underrepresented communities to pursue a legal education.
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REPORTER – Just what he can and can’t do to dismantle Obama’s climate and environmental rules will be addressed, certainly, at the annual UC Davis Environmental Law Symposium.
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ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION – Emory University School of Law student Janiel Myers, who was born in Jamaica and recently naturalized as an American citizen, was named to the Journal’s highest role.
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