Catholic University Law hosts symposium on free speech and civility
THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA COLUMBUS SCHOOL OF LAW — The Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law (Catholic Law) hosted a symposium entitled “Free Speech and Civility in American Law Schools” on Wednesday, November 15.
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SOUTH CAROLINA LAWYERS WEEKLY — Charleston School of Law has made its case to shift from a privately owned for-profit institution to a nonprofit one.
Read More about Charleston Law begins transition to nonprofit statusUniversity of Cincinnati Law hosts lecture exploring the concept of dark pleas
UCINCINNATI NEWS — The Ohio Innocence Program at Cincinnati Law will host the program “Impossible Choices: Innocent People and Dark Plea Deals”, an examination of the phenomenon of plea deals offered during post-conviction litigation in criminal cases.
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UCINCINNATI NEWS — AIA Chicago, the second largest local chapter of the American Institute of Architects, recently recognized the University of Cincinnati College of Law building design with a citation of merit within the Interior Architecture Large category of the 2023 Design Excellence Awards.
Read More about University of Cincinnati Law building recognized for excellence in designColumbia Law to hold conference on mergers and acquisitions and corporate governance
CLS BLUE SKY BLOG — On December 8, 2023, Columbia Law School will hold its 2023 Conference on Mergers & Acquisitions and Corporate Governance.
Read More about Columbia Law to hold conference on mergers and acquisitions and corporate governanceUniversity of Denver Sturm Law professor Justin Marceau honored by Vox for animal rights work
VOX — If it weren’t for the animal rights activists who go undercover on America’s factory farms and slaughterhouses, we’d have little idea of the extreme cruelty inflicted on the billions of animals raised for meat, dairy, and eggs each year.
Read More about University of Denver Sturm Law professor Justin Marceau honored by Vox for animal rights workFordham Law hosts symposium on emerging artificial intelligence technology
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — Generative artificial intelligence technologies, including ChatGPT, are revolutionizing the legal world, raising complex questions involving AI sentience, personal privacy, and the future of legal ethics, education, and employment.
Read More about Fordham Law hosts symposium on emerging artificial intelligence technologyFordham Law hosts former New York Governor David Paterson for program on gubernatorial succession reform
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — When former Lieutenant Gov. David Paterson was elevated to New York state’s highest political office in the wake of former Gov. Eliot Spitzer’s sudden resignation, the state constitution was unclear about the succession process.
Read More about Fordham Law hosts former New York Governor David Paterson for program on gubernatorial succession reformGeorge Washington Law student Morgan Gray discusses her advocacy for the Chickasaw nation
GW LAW — Morgan Gray, Class of 2024, Deputy VP of Student Enrichment Services for the Student Bar Association, brings a unique perspective to the legal realm as a proud citizen of the Chickasaw Nation.
Read More about George Washington Law student Morgan Gray discusses her advocacy for the Chickasaw nationGeorge Washington Law professor Robert Brauneis receives honorary degree from the University of Augsburg
GW LAW — The University of Augsburg in Augsburg, Germany conveyed an honorary degree upon GW Law’s Michael J.
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