Case Western Reserve Law co-dean Michael Scharf discusses how Star Trek helps explain international law
CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — For long-time Star Trek fan Michael Scharf, co-dean of Case Western Reserve University School of Law, that lens is particularly interesting when applied to the field of international law.
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COLORADO LAW — In August, Vivek Krishnamurthy joined the Colorado Law Faculty as Associate Professor of Law and director of the Samuelson-Glushko Technology Law and Policy Clinic.
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COLORADO LAW — With the academic year underway, Colorado Law is excited to welcome our new students. Over the next few weeks, we will be highlighting some of our incredible 1Ls through a series of brief profiles. For our next 1L highlight, meet Julia O’Rourke (she/her).
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THE CORNELL DAILY SUN — Cornell Law School kicked off the University’s highly anticipated free speech academic theme with a moderated discussion of the role of the First Amendment and academic freedom in the college setting on Thursday, Sept. 7.
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EMORY LAW NEWS CENTER — Emory Law’s Center for Civil Rights and Social Justice (CCRSJ)—in partnership with The Carter Center — will offer a symposium, “Advancing the Rule of Law in US Elections,” on September 14-15.
Read More about Emory Law to host event on the rule of law in electionsFlorida State University Law to host elder law moot court competition
FLORIDA BAR NEWS — Competitors from across the country will gather in Tallahassee in November for the inaugural Claude Pepper Elder Law Moot Court Competition.
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HARVARD LAW TODAY — This July the inaugural cohort of 35 fellows gathered on the third floor of the Wasserstein Hall for a weeklong residency of the Future Leaders in Law Program, a new yearlong series of engagements, including test prep classes, mentoring sessions, and networking opportunities, devoted to encouraging highly qualified candidates from underserved backgrounds…
Read More about Harvard Law hosts Future Leaders in Law programHarvard Law professors and staff discuss why they decided to work in law
HARVARD LAW TODAY — From bankruptcy to constitutional law, from torts to criminal justice, to the legal issues in healthcare, technology, entertainment, and so much more, Harvard Law School is a place where aspiring attorneys can study just about any subject in the law.
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HARVARD LAW TODAY — Kenny Kan’s world was buzzing with incredible ideas. An international student studying finance at Babson College in Massachusetts, Kan couldn’t help noticing how many of his friends and fellow students hoped to start impactful businesses.
Read More about Harvard Law highlights clinical programs making an impact in the local communityUniversity of Iowa Law welcomes new students
UNIVERSITY OF IOWA COLLEGE OF LAW — For the third consecutive year, the incoming class at Iowa Law has achieved the highest LSAT score in history.
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