Indiana Tech Law School to close
ABA JOURNAL – After suffering a nearly $20 million loss, Indiana Tech Law School has announced it will close at the end of June 2017.
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HARVARD LAW SCHOOL – The gift has supported a new fellow to work on animal welfare aspects of a larger U.S. farm bill policy analysis being run by the HLS Food Law and Policy Clinic.
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DAILY RECORD – The Governor’s Office of Crime Control and Prevention has awarded a grant of nearly $466,000 to the University of Baltimore School of Law’s Human Trafficking Prevention Project.
Read More about Baltimore School of Law’s Human Trafficking Prevention Project receives grant from Governor’s OfficeIIT Chicago-Kent Law student wins best advocate award at national tournament
ILLINOIS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY – Bryce Hensley, a third-year student at Chicago-Kent College of Law at Illinois Tech, has won the best advocate award at the 2016 Tournament of Champions.
Read More about IIT Chicago-Kent Law student wins best advocate award at national tournamentDenver Law professor to study ACA with help of grant
UNIVERSITY OF DENVER – Michael Sousa received a research grant last week to take an in-depth look at the effects Medicaid expansion has had on consumer bankruptcies.
Read More about Denver Law professor to study ACA with help of grantHarvard Law School professor shares conclusions from research on gender and origination in the legal profession
BLOOMBERG LAW – “My empirical research at Harvard Law School’s Center on the Legal Profession gives some new insights into the foundation of this problem and some possible ways forward.”
Read More about Harvard Law School professor shares conclusions from research on gender and origination in the legal professionFormer U.S. Special Envoy for Climate Change to co-teach class at Yale Law School
YALE NEWS – The arrival of Todd Stern — the United States Special Envoy for Climate Change from 2009 to 2016 — is bringing together the fields of climate change and international law at Yale Law School.
Read More about Former U.S. Special Envoy for Climate Change to co-teach class at Yale Law SchoolKentucky Law symposium examines repercussions of Supreme Court ruling against the dismissal of jurors based on race
UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY – The Kentucky Law Journal, in conjunction with the University of Kentucky College of Law, will host “30 Years of Batson: a Retrospective.”
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GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY LAW CENTER – Building on its growing expertise in the field, Georgetown Law announced the launch of the Georgetown Institute for Technology Law and Policy.
Read More about Georgetown Law unveils new institute for technology law and policyUC Davis Law hosts Court of Appeals for oral arguments and student Q&A
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS – A panel of three 3rd District Court of Appeal associate justices — including two UC Davis School of Law alumni — heard oral arguments in a pair of cases.
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