University of Richmond Law students participate in expungement clinic
UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND SCHOOL OF LAW — Last week, the Richmond Law Children’s Defense Clinic and Carrico Center for Pro Bono & Public Service partnered with the Legal Aid Justice Center, Justice Forward Virginia, Nolef Turns Inc., and Richmond Commonwealth Attorney’s Office to offer a pro bono criminal charges expungement clinic, serving individuals who have…
Read More about University of Richmond Law students participate in expungement clinicUniversity of Richmond Law recognizes outstanding graduates from the class of 2024
UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND SCHOOL OF LAW — Richmond Law was delighted to honor outstanding graduates in the Class of 2024 at its awards ceremony last week.
Read More about University of Richmond Law recognizes outstanding graduates from the class of 2024A profile on University of Richmond Law professor Danielle Wingfield
RICHMOND LAW — Over the past decade, Professor Danielle Wingfield, L’14, has followed a remarkable career path.
Read More about A profile on University of Richmond Law professor Danielle WingfieldUniversity of Richmond Law Institute for Actual Innocence Clinic client receives presidential commutation
UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND SCHOOL OF LAW — The Institute for Actual Innocence Clinic at Richmond Law is pleased to announce that President Joe Biden has commuted the federal sentence of client Leshay Rhoton. Rhoton is one of only 16 individuals who received presidential clemency actions for non-violent drug offenses announced by the White House on April…
Read More about University of Richmond Law Institute for Actual Innocence Clinic client receives presidential commutationRutgers Law professor Jorge Contesse appointed to board of editors of American Journal of International Laws
THE DAILY TARGUM — Jorge Contesse, a professor at the Rutgers Law School, was recently appointed as a member of the American Journal of International Law’s Board of Editors.
Read More about Rutgers Law professor Jorge Contesse appointed to board of editors of American Journal of International LawsSt. John’s University Law co-hosts symposium discussing US Supreme Court case on prayer in public schools
ST. JOHNS UNIVERSITY — At a recent symposium co-hosted by the Law School’s Mattone Center for Law and Religion and Journal of Catholic Legal Studies at Manhattan’s New York Athletic Club, leading legal scholars convened with a 90-person audience to discuss Kennedy v. Bremerton School District, the recent U.S. Supreme Court case on prayer in public schools.
Read More about St. John’s University Law co-hosts symposium discussing US Supreme Court case on prayer in public schoolsUniversity of St. Thomas Law Appellate Clinic students argue before US Court of Appeals
UNIVERSITY OF ST. THOMAS NEWSROOM — Third-year students in the University of St. Thomas School of Law Appellate Clinic argued a constitutional case involving the use of force by a correctional officer against a prisoner before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit in San Francisco, California, on April 2.
Read More about University of St. Thomas Law Appellate Clinic students argue before US Court of AppealsUSC Gould Law hosts Moot Court Honors Competition
USC GOULD SCHOOL OF LAW — The final round of the Hale Moot Court Honors Program took place on March 1 with champion 2L Joseph Colarian winning the oral arguments. For 75 years, the Hale Moot Court Honors Competition has been held at USC Gould, in which JD students prepare for a year to compete.
Read More about USC Gould Law hosts Moot Court Honors CompetitionA look at the Stanford Law Supreme Court Litigation Clinic
STANFORD LAW SCHOOL — Having three oral arguments before the United States Supreme Court in the same term is an accomplishment that only a handful of appellate lawyers can claim.
Read More about A look at the Stanford Law Supreme Court Litigation ClinicTemple Law professor Jonathan Lipson discusses work as a bankruptcy examiner
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY BEASLEY SCHOOL OF LAW — Professor Jonathan Lipson is a leading expert in corporate reorganization who recently argued and won a matter related to the FTX bankruptcy before the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, which ordered the lower court to appoint an independent examiner and raised specific concerns about the role of law…
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