Jacksonville University Law dean Nick Allard discusses how future lawyers are critical to upholding the rule of law
THE NATIONAL JURIST — “Yes, I’d give the Devil the benefit of law for my own safety’s sake.” So answered Sir Thomas More to an unscrupulous lawyer trying to trick him into admitting he was a traitor and heretic in the powerful, thought provoking 1966 Academy award winning film, A Man for All Seasons.
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JD ADVISING — Starting law school is an exciting and challenging time. As a first-year law student (1L), you’re embarking on a journey that will shape your future legal career.
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ASU NEWS — Megan, Nicole and Lauren Isagholian were born in Glendale, California. They share a birthday, a love of basketball and a passion for law.
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UA LITTLE ROCK NEWS — Dr. Derek Slagle, the director of the School of Public Affairs at UA Little Rock, will have his photography on display in an exhibition titled, “Derek Slagle: Science of Conservation” at UA Little Rock’s Windgate Center of Art + Design.
Read More about University of Arkansas Little Rock Law unveils photography exhibitionRecent University of Arkansas Law graduate Julie Linck discusses experience in online LLM program
UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS — Federal judges, state legislators, state government officials and attorneys may be pretty much all-business during the workday.
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UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS NEWS — This year’s Arkansas Law Review symposium, titled “Embracing the Past, Enhancing the Future: Exploring the Evolution of Legal Education,” continues the U of A School of Law’s Centennial Speaker Series celebrating the school’s 100th anniversary.
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BC LAW — On August 21, faculty, staff and current students of the Law School welcomed the incoming class of 2027 for their first day of orientation on campus.
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SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE — UC Berkeley will offer an artificial intelligence-focused law degree to help its students understand the synergy of law and technology.
Read More about UC Berkeley Law to offer artificial intelligence focused master’s degreeUC Berkeley Law dean Erwin Chemerinsky releases statement on free speech
BERKELEY LAW — Dear Law School Community, One of the great strengths of this campus is its commitment to freedom of speech. Berkeley was the home of the free speech movement of the 1960s.
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BERKELEY GRADUATE DIVISION — JD candidate at UC Berkeley School of Law, Alice Choi, exemplifies resilience and commitment to public service amidst her educational journey.
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