UVA Law launches project to create computational models for legal research
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF LAW – [T]hanks to techniques being refined at the University of Virginia, a computer search may open up the seemingly impenetrable world of statues, regulations, and court decisions to everyone.
Read More about UVA Law launches project to create computational models for legal researchYale Law School clinic releases study on U.S. detention of asylum seekers
YALE LAW SCHOOL – A paper released by the Allard K. Lowenstein International Human Rights Clinic at Yale Law School concludes that the United States has violated its international obligations by detaining asylum seekers in jail-like facilities.
Read More about Yale Law School clinic releases study on U.S. detention of asylum seekersHoward Law helps win clemency for client
HOWARD UNIVERSITY – President Barack Obama granted clemency to Everett Bryant Law, a client of Howard University School of Law, who was serving a life sentence in prison.
Read More about Howard Law helps win clemency for clientBrooklyn Law School Student Kelsey Russo ’17 Authors Award-Winning Article for The National Law Review
BROOKLYN LAW SCHOOL – “Media Technology: The Evolution of Journalism and the Constitutional Complications of Drone Reporting,” by Kelsey Russo ’17, was chosen by the National Law Review as winner of the publication’s Writing Competition.
Read More about Brooklyn Law School Student Kelsey Russo ’17 Authors Award-Winning Article for The National Law ReviewTulsa Law’s new legal incubator to serve underrepresented populations
UNIVERSITY OF TULSA COLLEGE OF LAW – New TU Law Co-op to serve underrepresented populations and assist socially entrepreneurial law graduates in developing solo and small firm law practices.
Read More about Tulsa Law’s new legal incubator to serve underrepresented populationsHarvard Law School students participate in clemency project in Boston
HARVARD LAW SCHOOL – Working with Clemency Project 2014, a coalition that supports petitions by nonviolent drug offenders for executive clemency, the students wound up enlightened and inspired.
Read More about Harvard Law School students participate in clemency project in BostonWyoming Law establishes fund to support trial practice education with help from alumni
UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING COLLEGE OF LAW – The University of Wyoming College of Law has created a new fund for the support of trial practice education, the Trial Practice Success Fund.
Read More about Wyoming Law establishes fund to support trial practice education with help from alumniNebraska Law responds to community needs by doubling capacity for veterans legal clinic
LINCOLN JOURNAL STAR – The law college is doubling the capacity of the Advanced Directive Clinic and plans to draw up wills, power of attorney and health care power of attorney documents for roughly 20 veterans.
Read More about Nebraska Law responds to community needs by doubling capacity for veterans legal clinicVermont Law School adds training program to the U.S.-Asia Partnerships for Environmental Law program
VTDIGGER – The U.S.-Asia Partnerships for Environmental Law at Vermont Law School will establish an Environmental Law Training Program to guide environmental stewards and legal advocates in China
Read More about Vermont Law School adds training program to the U.S.-Asia Partnerships for Environmental Law programDomestic violence clinic at John Marshall Law School wins excellence award from state bar
THE JOHN MARSHALL LAW SCHOOL – The John Marshall Law School’s Domestic Violence Clinic was awarded the Excellence in Legal Education Award by the Illinois State Bar Association.
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