Yale Law National Security Clinic releases report on the growing domestic watch list
NEW HAVEN REGISTER – An analysis by the American Civil Liberties Union and a clinic at the Yale Law School describes exponential growth in the number of persons on a domestic intelligence watchlist based on secret evidence.
Read More about Yale Law National Security Clinic releases report on the growing domestic watch listIncoming Denver Law Dean emphasizes preparing grads for changes in profession
BUSINESS DEN – Grooming grads for law firms, courts and companies under pressure to reduce costs are at the top of the list for the new head of the University of Denver’s law school.
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UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO SCHOOL OF LAW – Professor Carol Suzuki has been appointed the Chair of the Planning Committee for the Association of American Law Schools (AALS) 2017 Conference on Clinical Legal Education, which will be held in Denver, CO.
Read More about New Mexico Law professor appointed Chair of AALS Clinical Conference Planning CommitteeOpinion: Non-JD interdisciplinary programs can help law schools adjust to disruption in legal profession
FORBES – “Law schools willing to innovate could build new, non-JD degree programs that specialize in training students for careers that combine elements from law, business, and government—in international trade.”
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HARVARD LAW TODAY – In a report issued last week, the Harvard Law School International Human Rights Clinic and Human Rights Watch call for countries to retain meaningful human control over weapons systems and ban fully autonomous weapons.
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THE WALL STREET JOURNAL – Syracuse University College of Law in New York is drawing up plans to launch an online law degree program.
Read More about Syracuse Law planning online JD optionStanford Law to host “Women In Law Hackathon” for law firms
BIZWOMEN – Stacy recruited professionals from 54 law firms to participate in the digital brainstorming session and it will conclude with an in-person pitch event in June at Stanford Law School.
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KITSAP SUN – Now she is about to finish her second year at the Seattle University School of Law and works with a nonprofit called Civil Survival. The group assists people trying to integrate into society after prison and regularly holds workshops in Bremerton.
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UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF LAW – Beginning fall 2016, the University of Washington School of Law will offer a new degree option, Indigenous Rights and Indian Law, within the Master of Laws program in Sustainable International Development.
Read More about University of Washington Law to offer LL.M in indigenous rights and Indian lawTexas Supreme Court justice to speak at Texas Tech Law for graduation
LUBBOCK AVALANCHE-JOURNAL – Texas Supreme Court Justice Don Willett is scheduled to speak at the Texas Tech School of Law hooding ceremony at 6 p.m. May 21 at United Supermarkets Arena.
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