Duke Law Alaska Law Review members visit Anchorage during fall break
DUKE LAW NEWS — Ten student members of the Alaska Law Review (ALR) spent their fall break in Anchorage connecting with members of the legal community, hosting the journal’s bi-annual symposium, and enjoying the natural beauty of “The Last Frontier.”
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GW LAW — GW Law recently launched a new exclusive networking and mentorship platform called Law Link designed to support law students launching their careers.
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GEORGIA STATE NEWS HUB — Georgia State University College of Law inducted 30 new student honorees and two honorary alumni into the Order of the Coif and the Order of Barristers on Tuesday, Oct. 21, 2024. These esteemed societies celebrate excellence in the scholarship and advocacy of law students nationwide.
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THE HARVARD CRIMSON — Less than one week before the 2024 U.S. presidential election, Harvard Law School professors Laurence Lessig and Larry Schwartztol gathered in Langdell Hall to discuss legal methods of challenging election results through the Electoral College at a Wednesday talk.
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HARVARD LAW TODAY — Harvard Law School’s Human Rights Program commemorates 40 years with a daylong symposium.
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HARVARD LAW TODAY — Every summer since 2001, the Chayes International Public Service Fellowship, founded in honor of Harvard Law School Professor Abram Chayes ’49, has enabled Harvard Law students to work with international organizations, governments, and NGOs around the world.
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HARVARD LAW SCHOOL — We are delighted to share the release of the proceedings and written submissions of the Expert Consultation on the Draft UN Declaration on the Human Rights of People of African Descent, a significant convening organized by the UN Permanent Forum on People of African Descent and hosted by the Human Rights Program at Harvard…
Read More about Harvard Law Human Rights Program releases consultation proceedings on rights of people of African descentIndiana University Maurer Law professor Hannah L. Buxbaum elected president of the American Society of Comparative Law
INDIANA UNIVERSITY BLOOMINGTON — The American Society of Comparative Law has elected Indiana University Maurer School of Law Professor Hannah L. Buxbaum as its next president, the organization announced last week at its annual meeting.
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INDIANA UNIVERSITY BLOOMINGTON — A three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit—one of 13 appellate courts of the United States federal judiciary—will hear oral argument at the Indiana University Maurer School of Law on Thursday, October 24.
Read More about Indiana University Maurer Law hosts Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals to hear oral argumentsUniversity of Kansas Law professor Raj Bahla recognized for scholarly innovation
KU SCHOOL OF LAW — Raj Bhala is working to reduce economical and geographical boundaries for legal scholarship.
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