New York Law Journal Special Report for law schools and new graduates
NEW YORK LAW JOURNAL – A special edition of the New York Law Journal on law school-related topics.
Read More about New York Law Journal Special Report for law schools and new graduatesOpinion: NYU Law 3L encourages incoming students to attend law school
BLOOMBERG BNA – “So can I conscionably recommend law school? I think I can. Employment statistics and law school rankings will always be helpful in evaluating an acceptance letter for real job outcomes.”
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WVTF (NPR CHARLOTTESVILLE) – To help students and the public get a handle on how courts do business, two professors from the University of Virginia have written a concise guide to our judicial system.
Read More about UVA Law professors create public American judicial system guideUniversity of New Mexico Law student helps prosecute war crimes through internship at U.N.
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO SCHOOL OF LAW – Last fall, Krista Garcia (’16) worked with colleagues from all over the world to help prosecute genocide and war crimes.
Read More about University of New Mexico Law student helps prosecute war crimes through internship at U.N.Wake Forest Law receives ABA award for 2015 Pro Bono Week
WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW – The Pro Bono Project received this top honor as a result of the high number of students participating in this year’s Pro Bono Week. Wake Forest Law students logged more 200 hours of pro bono service during that week, according the ABA.
Read More about Wake Forest Law receives ABA award for 2015 Pro Bono WeekHarvard Law trial team wins national competition
TEXAS BAR BLOG – Harvard Law School won the very first National Trial Competition 41 years ago and the school repeated its performance this year.
Read More about Harvard Law trial team wins national competitionSupreme Court Justice Breyer discusses international law during conversation at Columbia Law
COLUMBIA SPECTATOR – Breyer stuck to a familiar script on the importance of using international law to inform U.S. cases, in conversation with University President Lee Bollinger and SIPA Dean Merit Janow at the School of International Affairs’ annual Silver Lecture at Casa Italiana.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF LAW – University of Virginia School of Law professor John Monahan, a psychologist and expert in risk assessment, has been elected a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
Read More about UVA Law professor named American Academy of Arts and Sciences fellowTulsa Law student finds calling through public defender office internship
TULSA BUSINESS & LEGAL NEWS – Tim Powell took an interesting route to a legal career and admits he started his journey towards a legal career in a roundabout way.
Read More about Tulsa Law student finds calling through public defender office internshipUniversity of Washington proposes creation of law school in Tacoma
THE NEWS TRIBUNE – University of Washington officials are moving forward with plans to create a law school at the UW Tacoma and want it to operate separately from the law school at the university’s Seattle campus.
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