Women lead all five University of Miami law reviews
THE FLORIDA BAR — The editors-in-chief of all five law reviews at Miami Law are women for the first time.
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UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI SCHOOL OF LAW — Over the last academic year, 14 of the clinic’s students, under the supervision of Ezer and Human Rights Clinic Acting Associate Director Denisse Córdova Montes, worked with partners on four submissions leading up to this review. The submissions highlight racial injustice in homelessness and housing, maternal health care,…
Read More about University of Miami Law Human Rights Clinic advocates for food, health, and housing at the UNLoyola Law New Orleans professor Andrea Armstrong testifies on uncounted deaths in US prisons
THE MAROON — Senator Jon Ossoff unveiled the results of his 10-month bipartisan investigation into uncounted deaths in America’s prisons and jails in a Homeland Security Permanent Subcommittee on Sept. 20.
Read More about Loyola Law New Orleans professor Andrea Armstrong testifies on uncounted deaths in US prisonsUniversity of Illinois Law dean Vik Amar to step down at the end of the academic year
THE NEWS GAZETTE — Vik Amar, seven-year dean of the University of Illinois’ College of Law, plans to step down from his post before the start of the next academic year.
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CISION PR NEWSWIRES — To commemorate the opening of the new John M. O’Quinn Law Building, some of the most notable names in bar association leadership, the judiciary, law firms, legal employers, and academia will gather at the University of Houston Law Center for a Celebration and Dedication Conference on Friday, Sept. 23.
Read More about University of Houston Law Center to host conference for dedication of new buildingHofstra Law student Marianna Schott receives scholarship from the Nassau County Women’s Bar Foundation
HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY LAW NEWS –– On September 13, 2022, second-year Hofstra Law student Marianne (Maggie) Schott received a tuition scholarship at the Nassau County Women’s Bar Foundation Ninth Annual Scholarship Luncheon.
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UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI’I NEWS — A new program to introduce high school students from Maui, Molokaʻi and Lānaʻi to issues of law and justice will be held on Maui, October 4–6.
Read More about University of Hawai’i Law to host law and justice academy for high school studentsHarvard Law librarians speak out against banning books
THE HARVARD CRIMSON — Patrons looking to enter the Harvard Law School library Wednesday afternoon had to navigate around a dozen librarians and staff members, who crowded the front steps as they took turns reading aloud selections from their favorite banned books and authors.
Read More about Harvard Law librarians speak out against banning booksFormer US Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer reflects on his career during Harvard Law forum
THE HARVARD CRIMSON — Former Supreme Court Justice Stephen G. Breyer reflected on his 42-year career as a federal judge at a Harvard Law School forum on Monday afternoon.
Read More about Former US Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer reflects on his career during Harvard Law forumPodcast: Georgia State University Law professor Eric Segall discusses teaching constitutional law
STAND UP WITH PETE DOMINICK — Today is “constitution day” in America- whatever that means. Just some fake weird holiday that the constitutional law world created I guess but we never need an excuse to talk to Eric Segall.
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