University of Pennsylvania Law Review creates scholarships for public interest work
PENN CAREY LAW — Eleven University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School students will receive funding for public interest work this summer thanks to the generosity of the University of Pennsylvania Law Review.
Read More about University of Pennsylvania Law Review creates scholarships for public interest workRutgers Law hosts seminar and housing law and tenant discrimination
THE DAILY TARGUM — On March 22, Rutgers—Newark hosted a training lecture for law students and professionals to discuss renting law and defending tenants who have faced discrimination from their landlords.
Read More about Rutgers Law hosts seminar and housing law and tenant discriminationTwo University of San Diego Law teams compete against each other in mediation competition
USD NEWS CENTER — Two University of San Diego School of Law Representation in Mediation teams competed against each other in the regional semifinal round of the ABA Mediation Competition held virtually on February 24-25.
Read More about Two University of San Diego Law teams compete against each other in mediation competitionFormer Governor David Beasley to join University of South Carolina Law faculty
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA — Former South Carolina Gov. David Beasley will join the faculty of the University of South Carolina Joseph F. Rice School of Law on March 1.
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SOUTH DAKOTA SEARCHLIGHT — The chief justice of the South Dakota Supreme Court has appointed a law school dean, a deputy public defender and a Winner-based circuit judge to a commission that will monitor and guide the work of the new state public defender office, leaving only one commission seat left to fill.
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SIU CARBONDALE NEWS — Legal historian, bestselling author and entrepreneur Logan Beirne will discuss presidential power through the nation’s history during a lecture on April 9 at the Southern Illinois University Carbondale School of Law.
Read More about SIU Law lecture to look at the history of presidential powerSouthwestern Law honors Ashley Kim as student of the year
SOUTHWESTERN LAW SCHOOL — Ashley Kim, a Southwestern Law School third-year full-time day student, was named a 2024 Law Student of the Year by The National Jurist magazine for her outstanding leadership, service, and advocacy on behalf of first-generation law students.
Read More about Southwestern Law honors Ashley Kim as student of the yearStanford Law Intellectual Property and Innovation Clinic students advocate for lower drug prices
STANFORD LAW SCHOOL — Juelsgaard Intellectual Property and Innovation Clinic students Mark Cantu (JD ’24), Tim Fellows (JD ’24), and Mike Roesler (JD ’24) recently submitted a comment to the National Institute of Standards and Technology(NIST) supporting the agency’s proposed framework interpreting the criteria necessary to exercise patent march-in rights under the Bayh-Dole Act.
Read More about Stanford Law Intellectual Property and Innovation Clinic students advocate for lower drug pricesStanford Law professor George Fisher discusses his book on drugs, morality, and race
STANFORD LAW SCHOOL — Stanford Law School’s George Fisher has spent decades exploring the history of criminal law and criminal institutions, including the regulation of alcohol and drugs.
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THE NATIONAL JURIST — Syracuse University College of Law is adding a Housing Clinic in Fall 2024. It will be the seventh legal clinic offered at the school.
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