Recent University of Virginia Law graduate Elizabeth Harris discusses public service efforts
UVA TODAY — For Elizabeth Harris, there are some things she can’t unlearn, unknow or unsee from having been a part of the foster care system. But after she graduates from the University of Virginia School of Law on Sunday, she hopes to use her degree, skills and passion to undo some of the problems…
Read More about Recent University of Virginia Law graduate Elizabeth Harris discusses public service effortsYale Law professor Scott J. Shapiro teaches hacking skills to train students for cybersecurity law
YALE LAW SCHOOL — To prepare future lawyers to shape cybersecurity policy, Scott J. Shapiro ’90 doesn’t focus on case law. Instead, the Charles F. Southmayd Professor of Law teaches students how to hack.
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THE REGULATORY REVIEW — Law students just got a bit more practice ready. The U.S. Copyright Office recently issued a final rule that allows law students to represent clients before the Copyright Claims Board (CCB).
Read More about US Copyright Office rule change allows law students to represent clients before Copyright Claims BoardAlbany Law student Molly Strauss and professor Ava Ayers use research to improve police accountability
ALBANY LAW SCHOOL — Molly Strauss ’22 and Professor Ava Ayers are part of a nationwide effort to follow up on policy changes made by local police departments.
Read More about Albany Law student Molly Strauss and professor Ava Ayers use research to improve police accountabilityAlbany Law student Harris Bresowsky honored by American Constitution Society
ALBANY LAW SCHOOL — Harris Bresowsky ’22 is one of just 22 American Constitution Society (ACS) Next Generation Leaders selected from nearly 200 ACS chapters with thousands of participating law students across the United States.
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UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS NEWS — As part of a long-standing tradition, the U of A School of Law will present four student elected awards at the commencement ceremony on May 14. Each award honors members of the law school community who have excelled in a particular area of endeavor.
Read More about University of Arkansas Law recognizes student-elected award recipientsA profile of UC Hastings Law student Ritchie Lee
UC HASTINGS LAW — From a young age, Ritchie Lee dreamed of becoming a public defender. Growing up in San Francisco, Lee said he saw his peers unfairly targeted by law enforcement. He said it inspired him to fight against the injustice he saw playing out in his community.
Read More about A profile of UC Hastings Law student Ritchie LeeUCLA Law trial team wins national trial advocacy competition
UCLA LAW — UCLA School of Law’s A. Barry Cappello Trial Team is the national champion for a second straight year. The squad secured victory while repeating a previously unprecedented feat: winning the nation’s two biggest law school trial advocacy competitions in the same year.
Read More about UCLA Law trial team wins national trial advocacy competitionCase Western Reserve Law Immigration Clinic ends client’s ICE detention
CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY — It’s not often that a lawyer literally gets to save a life. But three Case Western Reserve University School of Law students did just that this semester in the school’s Immigration Clinic.
Read More about Case Western Reserve Law Immigration Clinic ends client’s ICE detentionFordham Law student Chehak Gogia describes experiences as a first-generation student
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — Chehak Gogia felt imposter syndrome in her first days as a law student. No one else in her family had graduated from college in the U.S., and many of her classmates were born with advantages that she never had. But she said that over the past three years, she has realized…
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