Lewis & Clark Law professor Juliet Stumpf recognized for work in immigration law
LEWIS & CLARK LAW — Known for her work in pioneering the field of crimmigration, Professor Juliet Stumpf has been named an Immigration Law Trailblazer in the National Law Journal.
Read More about Lewis & Clark Law professor Juliet Stumpf recognized for work in immigration lawRecent Louisiana State University Law graduate Stephen Cox receives award to study tax law
LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY LAW — LSU Law Class of 2023 graduate Stephen D. Cox has been awarded the Professor Susan Kalinka Memorial Endowed Scholarship/LLM Tax Award, which will help fund his studies as he pursues his Tax LLM at Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law.
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MERCER LAW — Mercer opened its law school in 1873. It has quite the history.
Read More about Video: Mercer Law celebrates 150th anniversaryMercer Law Habeas Project Clinic wins victory for client
MERCER LAW — A man serving a 50-year prison sentence will have another chance to prove his innocence thanks to Mercer Law School’s Habeas Project. Under the guidance of program director Brian Kammer, Class of 2023 graduate Taylor Rinberger argued the case in front of the Georgia Supreme Court on March 29, explaining how key…
Read More about Mercer Law Habeas Project Clinic wins victory for clientA profile on new Mercer Law dean Karen Sneddon
MERCER LAW — Karen Sneddon insists she’s not interesting — or funny. When asked for personal “fun facts” at panel discussions and getting-to-know-you sessions, she frequently leads with, “I was born in Scotland.” A truth that, even as she points out, is something that happened to her, not something she chose.
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MITCHELL HAMLINE LAW — Professor Mike Steenson received an honorary degree at Mitchell Hamline’s commencement on June 3. The law school’s board of trustees has approved the degree in recognition of his 50 years of service to Mitchell Hamline.
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UNLV Law — The William S. Boyd School of Law at UNLV will host a group of 22 fellows as part of the Justice Michael L. Douglas Prelaw Fellowship Program from June 11-16. The program introduces students from underrepresented communities to the benefits of pursuing a career in law and insights on law school. According…
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UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO LAW — The American Bar Association’s Accreditation Standard 303(b) requires that lawyers be trained in professional identity formation, including “the knowledge, skills, values, morals, goals and personality traits considered foundational to successful legal practice.” UNM School of Law is at the forefront of implementing this new standard.
Read More about University of New Mexico Law highlights professional identity courses and programs for law studentsNortheastern Law professor Wendy E. Parmet publishes book on the need for public health reform
NORTHEASTERN LAW — Constitutional law has helped make Americans unhealthy, argues public health law expert Professor Wendy E. Parmet in her new book, Constitutional Contagion: COVID, the Courts, and Public Health. Drawing from law, history, political theory and public health research, Constitutional Contagion explores the history of public health laws, the nature of liberty and…
Read More about Northeastern Law professor Wendy E. Parmet publishes book on the need for public health reformNortheastern Law professor Alexandra Robert’s class explores entertainment law in the social media age
NORTHWESTERN LAW — Alex Roberts’ popular graduate course teaches broadly applicable legal concepts—accounting, the First Amendment, patent law—via the sort of frothy material found in People magazine or on TikTok.
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