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Arizona State Law alumna and recording artist launches entertainment law firm

January 25, 2016

STATE PRESS – Krystle Delgado, otherwise known as Miss Krystle, is a 26-year-old attorney/singer/songwriter/nonprofit founder with big dreams and the ambition to make them a reality. She graduated from Barrett, the Honors College in December of 2009 with a degree in political science, then received her law degree from the Sandra Day O’Connor College of…

Ave Maria Law celebrates 15 years of legal education

January 25, 2016

NAPLES NEWS – About 150 school leaders, students and local dignitaries celebrated the landmark with the “Queen of Heaven Ball” at the Ritz-Carlton, Naples.

Former Massachusetts Attorney General to teach seminar at Boston University Law on police tactics

January 25, 2016

BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW – Former Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley is joining the faculty of Boston University’s law school part-time, with her first class a seminar on the law surrounding stop-and-frisk and other controversial police tactics.

UC Berkeley Law professor presents report on race and economics at AFL-CIO

January 25, 2016

NATIONAL JOURNAL – Since the 1960s, American workers have been subjected to a steady drumbeat of political messages designed to divide them by race and class, resulting in a dramatic weakening of bargaining power and job security. That is the conclusion of an analysis of nearly 50 years worth of political and economics data by…

Chapman Law to dedicate law library

January 25, 2016

THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER – Chapman University plans to name its law school library after a couple whose foundation has donated $5 million. University officials will name the Fowler School of Law library in honor of Hugh and Dazel Darling.

Chicago Law professors discuss Uber’s impact with company representative during panel

January 25, 2016

THE CHICAGO MAROON – Law School professors Eric Posner and M. Todd Henderson debated Uber’s future impact on the transportation industry with the company’s Midwest Public Affairs Manager, Robert Kellman. The event aimed to address three topics: Uber’s growth and strategies, the company’s challenges, and the rise of the sharing economy in general.

WMU Cooley Law to offer classes on Western Michigan University’s Kalamazoo campus

January 25, 2016

WWMT (CBS WESTERN MICHIGAN) – The Presidents of Western Michigan University and WMU Thomas M. Cooley Law School signed a series of new agreements making law classes in Kalamazoo a reality.

Fordham Law professor discusses the role of prosecutors in criminal justice reform

January 25, 2016

WASHINGTON POST – Prosecution in the United States is a highly local affair. Almost all criminal cases are handled by one of the nation’s approximately 2,400 prosecutor offices, and in 46 states these prosecutors are elected in county-level elections.

Georgetown Law discontinues early acceptance program

January 25, 2016

THE HOYA – The Georgetown University Law Center announced that it will discontinue its Early Assurance Program. The decision is effective immediately and the program, which was established over 25 years ago, is no longer accepting applications.

University of Georgia Law creates fellowship through Goddard Foundation gift

January 25, 2016

UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA – The University of Georgia School of Law has established an elite fellowship program as a result of a $2 million founding gift from The John N. Goddard Foundation. Initially, the program will offer three law school students annually the opportunity to receive an educational experience including domestic and international externships and…