Roger Williams Law to freeze tuition rate for third straight year
WJAR (RHODE ISLAND) – Roger Williams University says it will continue to freeze its tuition. There’s a tuition freeze and tuition rate guarantee at its law school too.
Read More about Roger Williams Law to freeze tuition rate for third straight yearSupreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia stresses the importance of religious law schools during speech to St. Thomas Law students
UNIVERSITY OF ST. THOMAS NEWSROOM – U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia emphasized the importance of the Catholic law school environment during a visit to the University of St. Thomas School of Law on Oct. 20, 2015.
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THE STRANGER – A group of local law students is upset with the King County Bar Association (KCBA) for supporting the construction of a new King County juvenile jail, and one of those students recently resigned in protest from his student liaison position with the KCBA over the issue.
Read More about Seattle Law students protest local bar association’s support for new juvenile detention centerPodcast: Southern Methodist Law professor discusses interviewing nine Supreme Court justices
BLOOMBERG BNA – “[M]y guest is Professor Bryan Garner, Founder and President of LawProse and Professor of Law at Southern Methodist University School of Law, who has personally interviewed 9 Supreme Court Justices on writing and oral advocacy: Justices Elena Kagan, John Roberts, John Paul Stevens, Antonin Scalia, Anthony Kennedy, Clarence Thomas, Ruth Bader Ginsburg,…
Read More about Podcast: Southern Methodist Law professor discusses interviewing nine Supreme Court justicesValparaiso Law sports law clinic celebrates 10 years of helping amateur athletes
NWI.COM – Established 10 years ago, the Valparaiso University sports law clinic is the only one of its kind.
Read More about Valparaiso Law sports law clinic celebrates 10 years of helping amateur athletesDuke Law environmental law clinic helps young client in climate change case against North Carolina
THE NEWS & OBSERVER – With the help of lawyers from Our Children’s Trust, an Oregon-based climate change non-profit, attorneys from Duke University’s Environmental Law and Policy Clinic and Gayle Tuch, a Forsyth County lawyer, Hallie seeks to persuade state leaders to adopt rules that would reduce greenhouse gasses.
Read More about Duke Law environmental law clinic helps young client in climate change case against North CarolinaIndiana-McKinney Law student group focuses on criminal re-entry issues in state
WISH (INDIANAPOLIS) – A group of students that are studying law to become attorneys focused their efforts on helping former inmates back into society on Sunday. The Black Law Student Association at the IU McKinney School of Law held a holiday party and called it a ‘New Beginning Holiday Party’ for recently released inmates and…
Read More about Indiana-McKinney Law student group focuses on criminal re-entry issues in stateYale Law professor and clinic win freedom of information appeal in New York state
YALE LAW SCHOOL – Professor Issa Kohler-Hausmann ’08, with amicus support from the Media Freedom and Information Access Clinic at Yale Law School, successfully appealed a New York State court ruling prohibiting a record requestor from suing an agency for unreasonable delay when filing a Freedom of Information Request in the state.
Read More about Yale Law professor and clinic win freedom of information appeal in New York stateU.S. legal industry adds 700 jobs in October, reaches highest level of employment in 2015
BLOOMBERG BNA – Employment in the U.S. legal sector got a little better in October, adding 700 jobs to bring the national workforce to little more than 1.1 million people, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Read More about U.S. legal industry adds 700 jobs in October, reaches highest level of employment in 2015Three new studies point to a changing legal profession
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL – “Three new studies came across our desk this week showing a mix of good and bad news for the legal industry.”
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