University of New Mexico clinical law students sworn-in to practice at court
NEW MEXICO COURTS — UNM Clinical Law School students were sworn-in on Jan. 17 to practice misdemeanor criminal cases under the supervision of licensed attorneys in the Bernalillo County Metropolitan Court.
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NORTHERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY — Northern Kentucky University Chase College of Law has embarked on a major effort to expand and coordinate its programming and classes to help students envision their responsibilities for what it means to be a lawyer.
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UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME THE LAW SCHOOL — The Galilee Immersion Program, a cornerstone experience for first-year law students at Notre Dame Law School, exemplifies the Law School’s commitment to educating “a different kind of lawyer.”
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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH DAKOTA — Shafer’s article, “Does a Stalker Need to Threaten Their Victim? In Counterman v. Colorado, the Supreme Court Shrugs” was published in the fall 2024 issue of the Criminal Law Bulletin, a peer-reviewed law review based in Arizona State University.
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THE FLORIDA BAR — The Tax Section’s 2025 National Tax Moot Court Competition takes place March 6–8 at Stetson University College of Law in Gulfport, and tax attorneys are invited to serve as volunteer judges for the event.
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UVA TODAY — Students in the Human Rights Study Project at the University of Virginia School of Law spent a week of their winter break in the Ecuadorian Amazon learning about the Indigenous rights movement.
Read More about University of Virginia Law Human Rights Study Project visit Amazon rain forest to learn about indigenous rightsUniversity of Virginia Law Center on Intellectual Property prepares students for legal practice
UVA LAW — A new center focused on intellectual property at the University of Virginia School of Law harnesses the strengths of leading faculty in the field and offers real-world learning experiences for students.
Read More about University of Virginia Law Center on Intellectual Property prepares students for legal practiceUniversity of Virginia Law student Julia Sabik named editor-in-chief of Virginia Law Review
UVA LAW — Julia Sabik, a second-year student at the University of Virginia School of Law, has been named the new editor-in-chief of the Virginia Law Review. Sabik takes the role this month at the student-run publication, now in its 112th year of operation, succeeding Courtney Capen Douglas ’25.
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UVA LAW — Traveling to South Africa from Charlottesville is no easy feat. However, for seven members of the Black Law Students Association at the University of Virginia, the transfers, layovers and 14-hour flight over the Atlantic to get to Cape Town were well worth it, as the group spent 11 days offering legal assistance…
Read More about University of Virginia Law Black Law Students Association offers legal services in South AfricaWidener Law student Miranda Thompson presents at AALS Annual Meeting
WIDENER UNIVERSITY COMMONWEALTH LAW SCHOOL — Miranda Thompson had a deep interest in prosecutorial misconduct and state constitutional law, and she had the opportunity to do extensive research on these topics in her role as editor-in-chief of the Widener Law Review.
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