A profile on Harvard Law student Jonathan Zhangxu
HARVARD LAW TODAY — After witnessing state-controlled government in China, including its human rights abuses against ethnic and religious minorities, Jonathan Zhangxu ’26 is deeply committed to democracy in the United States.
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HARVARD LAW TODAY — Lindsay Gabow ’27 is considering a public service legal career with a focus on protecting free speech.
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UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON LAW CENTER — University of Houston Law Center Professor Renee Knake Jefferson was invited to give remarks on Wednesday to diplomats at the Australian Embassy in Washington, DC.
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UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON LAW CENTER — Professors from the University of Houston Law Center and the Tilman J. Fertitta Family College of Medicine participated in a panel discussion earlier this month to address the legal and medical landscape concerning women’s reproductive health since the Supreme Court ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization.
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UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON — After the oral arguments, the nine justices returned to the courtroom for a Q&A session with students on a wide range of topics, including legal strategy, client advocacy and the best advice for dealing with the rigors of law school.
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AOL — Political newcomer and Democratic candidate Jody Madeira will serve as Monroe County commissioner for District 3, beating out Republican candidate Joe VanDeventer Tuesday.
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ABA — A legal scholar argued that much of the way law school functions is in opposition to how lawyers practice in the real world.
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JACKSONVILLE UNIVERSITY — A team of Jacksonville University faculty reached the finals of an international technology innovation competition during the Rhodes Annual Forum on Technology and Society, hosted at Rhodes House in Oxford, England.
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THE FLORIDA BAR NEWS — A team of Jacksonville University faculty presented in the finals of an international technology innovation competition on November 2, during the Rhodes Annual Forum on Technology and Society hosted at Rhodes House in Oxford, England.
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JACKSONVILLE DAILY RECORD — In America’s constitutional democracy, lawyers are both preservationists and disruptors. To be, or not to be? That is not the question for law schools. They too should preserve and disrupt. The academic custodians of the past who transmit what is known and properly done also can be innovators. They are not and should not be “enemies of the future.”
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