USC Gould Law professor Aya Gruber discusses the link between law and feminism
USC GOULD SCHOOL OF LAW — USC’s Aya Gruber is a nationally recognized expert in criminal law and procedure, feminism, and critical theory. Her work tackles critical societal issues, such as how the legal system handles sex crimes, whether policing is an effective solution for problems like homelessness, and the intersections of racism, feminism and mass incarceration…
Read More about USC Gould Law professor Aya Gruber discusses the link between law and feminismUSC Gould Law professor Amber Kennedy Madole recognized with article of the year award
USC GOULD SCHOOL OF LAW — Adjunct Assistant Professor of Law Amber Kennedy Madole, Law Librarian for Research Services and Indigenous Law, was awarded the American Association of Law Libraries (AALL) Spectrum Article of the Year Award for “Law Librarians for Indigenous-Inclusive Citation,” which was published in AALL Spectrum Vol. 27, No. 3 (January/February 2023).
Read More about USC Gould Law professor Amber Kennedy Madole recognized with article of the year awardStanford Law recognizes recent graduates pursuing public interest fellowships or public service careers
STANFORD LAW SCHOOL — Offered by the John and Terry Levin Center for Public Service and Public Interest Law, this year’s 17 SLS-funded fellowships are part of SLS’s broader efforts to support the pursuit of careers in public interest.
Read More about Stanford Law recognizes recent graduates pursuing public interest fellowships or public service careersStanford Law professor Sam Sasan Shoamanesh discusses expertise in international law
STANFORD LAW SCHOOL — War is hell, as Sam Sasan Shoamanesh knows too well. The turbulence of Iran’s Revolution of 1979 and the Iran-Iraq War that soon followed formed the touchstones of his early life.
Read More about Stanford Law professor Sam Sasan Shoamanesh discusses expertise in international lawStanford Law hosts diplomat Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein for lecture on international peace and justice
STANFORD LAW SCHOOL — Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein, president and CEO of the International Peace Institute (IPI), former United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, and the first President of the Assembly of State Parties to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC), received the Jackson H. Ralston Prize in International Law at…
Read More about Stanford Law hosts diplomat Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein for lecture on international peace and justiceStanford Law Scholars Institute welcomes new students
STANFORD LAW SCHOOL — During the week of June 24, Stanford Law School (SLS) welcomed the third cohort of 20 college students to the law school’s Stanford Law Scholars Institute (SLSI), a program designed to provide support and training to college undergraduates who want to explore the opportunities and benefits of a legal career.
Read More about Stanford Law Scholars Institute welcomes new studentsState funding to Stetson Law will support Veterans Advocacy Clinic
STETSON TODAY — Stetson University College of Law has received $438,000 in state funding this year to provide free legal services to veterans appealing decisions about their disability benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Read More about State funding to Stetson Law will support Veterans Advocacy ClinicStetson Law dean Benjamin Barros elected to American Law Insitute
FLORIDA RECORD — After a rigorous nomination and vetting process, The American Law Institute has chosen Stetson Law Dean Benjamin Barros to join its latest incoming class of members.
Read More about Stetson Law dean Benjamin Barros elected to American Law InsituteTouro Law announces new faculty members
TOURO LAW — Touro Law Center Dean Elena B. Langan is pleased to announce the appointment of three new faculty members Allison Caffarone, Cara Dagostino and Denise Marzano-Doty.
Read More about Touro Law announces new faculty membersUniversity of Tulane Law hosts sports negotiation and arbitration competitions
LOUSIANA RECORD — The spring brought one of Tulane Law School’s most anticipated annual traditions: the return of the student-run Sports Law Society’s pro sports negotiation and arbitration competitions.
Read More about University of Tulane Law hosts sports negotiation and arbitration competitions