University of Colorado Law professor Douglas Spencer presents lecture on inequality in voting rights
CU INDEPENDMENT — University of Colorado Boulder Associate Professor of Law Douglas Spencer spoke to a hybrid crowd for the first CU on the Weekend lecture of the fall semester. He focused his lecture on how the United States’ political process is not functioning as well as it should but may be improved through the…
Read More about University of Colorado Law professor Douglas Spencer presents lecture on inequality in voting rightsCase Western Reserve Law opens Academy for Inclusive Leadership Development
MIRAGE NEWS — To incorporate training on structural bias and anti-racism in the curriculum-and the workplace-the Case Western Reserve University School of Law is launching an Academy for Inclusive Leadership Development (AILD).
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REUTERS — Another law school is close to a break-up with the influential early U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Marshall. An ad-hoc committee formed by Cleveland State University on Thursday unanimously recommended changing the name of its law school to remove a reference to Marshall, who was chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court from 1801 to…
Read More about CSU Cleveland-Marhsall Law considers name change due to namesake’s ties to slaveryUniversity of Colorado Law Sustainable Community Development Clinic protects affordable housing in local communities
COLORADO LAW — Colorado Law’s Sustainable Community Development Clinic (SCDC) has played a vital role in a major victory for the residents of Parklane Mobile Home Park. The SCDC helped community supporters of the residents of Ft. Collins mobile home park form a new non-profit to purchase the park when it went up for sale.
Read More about University of Colorado Law Sustainable Community Development Clinic protects affordable housing in local communitiesPodcast: Denver Law professor David Thomson discusses book on the future of legal education
ED UP LEGAL — Legal education is experiencing large swings in applications; a call for innovation & adaptation; demand for increased diversification of the profession; & cries for social justice impact & protection of the Rule of Law.
Read More about Podcast: Denver Law professor David Thomson discusses book on the future of legal educationDrake Law hosts Columbia Law professor Jamal Greene for Constitution Day speech
THE TIMES DELPHIC — Constitution Day is a federally mandated holiday for law schools meant to ensure that those pursuing a legal education have the opportunity to reflect on what the Constitution truly means. In honor of Constitution Day 2022, Professor Jamal Greene of Columbia Law School spoke to Drake students about interpreting the Constitution in modern…
Read More about Drake Law hosts Columbia Law professor Jamal Greene for Constitution Day speechElon Law hosts webinar on election security
TODAY AT ELON — Professor David S. Levine has convened several of the nation’s leading experts on election law and voting technology for an October 19 online program that is free and open to the public with advanced registration.
Read More about Elon Law hosts webinar on election securityVermont Law and Graduate School professor Michael R. Harris joins Wild Horse Fire Brigade as legal advisor
NEWSWIRES — Law professor-lawyer Michael R. Harris has spent a significant part of his career as legal advocate for environmental justice, wildlife, and especially for wild horses.
Read More about Vermont Law and Graduate School professor Michael R. Harris joins Wild Horse Fire Brigade as legal advisorVermont Law and Graduate School announces new environmental law programs
VTDIGGER — As it looks to broaden its graduate degree offerings, the freshly rebranded Vermont Law and Graduate School — formerly known as Vermont Law School — has announced the creation of its new Vermont School for the Environment.
Read More about Vermont Law and Graduate School announces new environmental law programsUniversity of Utah Law student Joe Marshall discusses data privacy law
S.J. QUINNEY COLLEGE OF LAW — Joe Marshall grew up in a family of lawyers – which means he decidedly did NOT want to be one himself. Instead, he was working in community outreach at a charity organization called Movember. This non-profit focuses on men’s health issues, including mental health and suicide prevention.
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