A profile on University of Kansas Law student Logan Brtek
KU SCHOOL OF LAW — Hello! My name is Logan Brtek, and I am a 2L from Norfolk, Nebraska. I attended the University of Nebraska Lincoln, where I majored in Criminology and Political Science and minored in Women and Gender Studies. I graduated in 2023 and started law school that fall.
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KU SCHOOL OF LAW — Indigenous communities in the United States face a variety of systemic obstacles that derive from a history of colonization, forced displacement and assimilation efforts that have marginalized them for generations.
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KU SCHOOL OF LAW — Seventeen students from the University of Kansas School of Law have been chosen to be Dean’s Fellows for the 2024-2025 academic year.
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KU SCHOOL OF LAW — There is no life without water — therefore access to water might be considered a human right. However, that has not always been the case in American water law. A new book explores case laws and evolving concepts in how water is governed, encompassing topics such as climate change, tribal…
Read More about University of Kansas Law professor Robin Kundis co-authors book on access to water as a human rightA profile on University of Kansas Law student Stacy Zaleski
KU LAW BLOG — While most of her classmates were studying and participating in extra-curricular activities in high school and undergrad, KU Law 2L Stacy Zaleski was stationed in Korea, Virginia, Colorado and Hawaii. With two degrees and a decade of military service under her belt, the Army veteran decided there was only one logical…
Read More about A profile on University of Kansas Law student Stacy ZaleskiLiberty Law students attend Christian Legal Society National Conference
UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS — Amanda Fisher, an assistant professor at the U of A School of Law, has been elected to a three-year term on the Scribes, the American Society of Legal Writers Board of Directors.
Read More about Liberty Law students attend Christian Legal Society National ConferenceMarquette Law researchers share analysis of 2024 election
MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY LAW CENTER — Exceptional depth and detail—that is what researchers at Marquette University Law School and its Lubar Center for Public Policy Research and Civic Education are providing in analyzing the Wisconsin vote in the November 2024 elections.
Read More about Marquette Law researchers share analysis of 2024 electionUniversity of Miami Law celebrates 13th season of Miami Law Explainer podcast
U MIAMI SCHOOL OF LAW — With over 57,000 downloads over 13 seasons, Miami Law’s faculty has educated listeners on a broad range of legal issues, and this season—from the Buy Now/Pay Later industry to cases of disparities of executions—is no exception on the Miami Law Explainer.
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U MIAMI SCHOOL — Miami Law’s Center for Ethics & Public Service will honor Patricia Redmond, B.A. ’75, J.D. ’79, at the 22nd annual William M. Hoeveler Ethics & Public Service Award Ceremony Tuesday, November 19, 2024, at 6:00 p.m.
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U MIAMI SCHOOL OF LAW — Joint J.D./LL.M. maritime law student Craig Kochheiser knew he would serve in the military when he was 6 years old. Speaking with veteran teachers in high school and at Florida State University solidified his desire and helped him find a purpose in service.
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