SUNY Buffalo partners with college on accelerated degree program
BUFFALO BUSINESS FIRST – Students at Medaille College will have an opportunity to earn both bachelor’s and law degrees in six years under a new agreement with the University at Buffalo School of Law.
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LUBBOCK AVALANCHE-JOURNAL – Chief Justice Brian Quinn and three justices will hear oral arguments in four cases on Monday in Texas Tech University School of Law’s Hunt Courtroom.
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CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION – The overall three-year cohort default rate on federal student loans dropped in newly released data, marking the third straight year the rate has fallen, the U.S. Department of Education announced.
Read More about National default rate on student loans down for third year in a rowCalifornia Western Law, Santa Clara Law, and Loyola Law Los Angeles innocence projects support new law changing standard for appeals
PRESS ENTERPRISE – New evidence that supports a convicted person’s claim of innocence will be weighed under standards already accepted in 43 other states with legislation signed by Gov. Jerry Brown.
Read More about California Western Law, Santa Clara Law, and Loyola Law Los Angeles innocence projects support new law changing standard for appealsStudy by two BYU Law professors finds verbosity is rewarded in timed essays
ABA JOURNAL – The working paper, “Speed Matters,” found that students who earned a 3.3 grade on a timed essay would likely have boosted it to a 3.4 if the answer included 923 more words.
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SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY – College of Law Dean Craig M. Boise wants to ensure that each student’s experience at the college is a positive one and he’s already begun to implement that initiative.
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HOTTYTODDY – Dean Deborah Bell is the interim dean of the Ole Miss Law School, who is continuing to take the law school to new levels of accomplishment.
Read More about A Q&A with University of Mississippi Law Interim Dean Deborah Bell on the law school’s effortsLoyola Law Los Angeles student argues in California Court of Appeal through Juvenile Innocence & Fair Sentencing Clinic
LOYOLA LAW SCHOOL LOS ANGELES – As a member of Loyola’s Juvenile Innocence & Fair Sentencing Clinic, Sapp is charged with crafting legal arguments and personal narratives to advocate for the early release of her clients.
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UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY – A paper by University of Kentucky College of Law Professor Robert Schwemm is cited by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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HOUSTON PUBLIC MEDIA – The Houston College of Law recently launched a taxpayer clinic for people with low income.
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