Boston College Law hosts panel on the history of the right to counsel
BC LAW — In 1963, the Supreme Court enshrined the right of access to counsel for all criminal defendants, regardless of their ability to pay, in a unanimous decision in the seminal Gideon v. Wainwright case.
Read More about Boston College Law hosts panel on the history of the right to counselBYU Law professor Shima Baughman delivers devotional address to students
THE DAILY UNIVERSE — Shima Baughman, Woodruff J. Deem professor of law at BYU’s J. Reuben Clark Law School, taught the importance of uniting our hearts with God through the principles of the gospel in her devotional address delivered Tuesday, Oct 1.
Read More about BYU Law professor Shima Baughman delivers devotional address to studentsA look at University at Buffalo Law summer fellowship opportunities
UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALO SCHOOL OF LAW — A law student’s summer placement can be a game-changer—a foot in the door, or a newly cemented appreciation for the impact of a legal career.
Read More about A look at University at Buffalo Law summer fellowship opportunitiesUniversity at Buffalo Law professor Mekonnen Ayano discusses Sub-Saharan land reform
UBNOW — As a native of Ethiopia, UB faculty member Mekonnen Ayano knows that for millions of people living in Sub-Saharan Africa, their lives revolve around their land.
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UC BERKELEY LAW — Erwin Chemerinsky, the dean of UC Berkeley’s School of Law, has spent the last 45 years teaching one of the most sacred of Constitutional laws: freedom of speech.
Read More about Video: UC Berkeley Law dean Erwin Chemerinsky explains free speechUC Law San Francisco (formerly UC Hastings) highlights students serving the local Spanish-speaking community
UC LAW FRANCISCO — While nearly 20 percent of today’s J.D. students at UC Law San Francisco identify as Latinx, representation among local attorneys – and their ability to serve Spanish-speaking clients – was much more diminished in years past.
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CALIFORNIA WESTERN SCHOOL OF LAW — “From as early as I can remember I have wanted to help people,” says Professor Amy Kimpel, one of California Western School of Law (CWSL)’s three new faculty members and the Executive Director of the Innocence and Justice Clinic (IJC).
Read More about A profile on California Western Law professor Amy KimpelCampbell Law establishes “People Not Property” pro bono project
CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY NEWS — “People Not Property” is a new Pro Bono Project offering starting in the Fall 2024 semester at Campbell Law School.
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CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY NEWS — The unique work Campbell Law School’s Restorative Justice Clinic is doing is featured on a new episode of WHQR Public Media’s The Newsroom in Wilmington, North Carolina.
Read More about Feature on the Campbell Law Restorative Justice ClinicCase Western Reserve Law highlights student articles on environmental law issues
CASE WESTERN RESERVE SCHOOL OF LAW — Recently published law review notes and comments articles by CWRU law students have examined a range of important environmental law issues, including several with particular importance to northeast Ohio and the Great Lakes.
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