CSU Cleveland-Marshall Law students win regional moot court competition

February 18, 2020

CLEVELAND MARSHALL COLLEGE OF LAW — C|M|LAW’s Thurgood Marshall National Moot Court Team defeated Loyola Chicago School of Law in the championship round of the Midwest Regional competition last Friday – a victory marking CMLAW’s third regional championship win in the past four years! Anita Davenport, Vanessa Gomez and Alexis Bovell prepared the brief, which was argued by

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Duke Law First Amendment Clinic files brief in support of journalist

February 18, 2020

DUKE LAW — In early February, Duke Law School’s First Amendment Clinic filed an amicus brief in the Court of Appeals in Washington. The case, Brian Green v. Pierce County, concerns the interpretation of Washington’s Media Shield Law and Public Records Act. Clinic argues that state’s Media Shield Law demands broad interpretation, includes YouTuber as member

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Georgia State University Law students to participate in spring break program on asylum law

February 18, 2020

11 ALIVE — A group of Georgia State University law students are trading a typical spring break to help immigrants behind bars. It’s part of their alternative spring break program… This year, eight GSU law students will tackle that task with the help of attorneys from the southern poverty law center.

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University of Houston Law Career Development Office hosts public interest networking event

February 18, 2020

UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON LAW CENTER — Through a series of career panels and networking opportunities, University of Houston Law Center students and recent alumni interacted with legal professionals and explored job options during the Career Development Office’s Public Interest Career Week. The festivities concluded last Friday with the Government & Public Interest Table Talk in the

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Hofstra law launches summer program for incoming students

February 18, 2020

HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY LAW NEWS — The Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University is launching a new summer pre-law program to help students develop the critical skills needed to succeed in law school. Hofstra Law’s Edge Ahead: 1L Advantage Program will expose students to the law school experience and train them in legal research

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Chief prosecutor of Nuremberg Trials Ben Ferencz speaks at University of Miami Law

February 18, 2020

THE MIAMI HURRICANE.COM — The Cardozo Jewish Legal Society hosted an event at the School of Law Feb. 6. with Ben Ferencz, the last surviving prosecutor of the Nuremberg Trials. The diverse audience of about 300 students, professors, community members and Holocaust survivors was captivated by Ferencz’s retelling of his experiences as chief prosecutor of Nazi

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Ohio State University Law students TJ Beavers, Sarah Siewe, and Dustin Lorenzo win Moot Court National Championship

February 18, 2020

UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON LAW CENTER — The Ohio State University’s Moritz College of Law recently won the 12th annual Hunton Andrews Kurth Moot Court National Championship, an annual competition organized by the Blakely Advocacy Institute at the University of Houston Law Center. The competition was from Jan. 30-Feb. 1.

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University of Puerto Rico Law launches DNA Post-Conviction Project

February 18, 2020

ESCUELA DE DERECHO  — With the motto: “Freedom for convicted innocents”, the UPR School of Law, launched the DNA Post-Conviction Project, as announced today by Dean, Vivian I. Neptune-Rivera, an initiative that will allow prisoners in Puerto Rico, to carry out their claims of wrongful conviction in order to be exonerated. Specifically, the DNA Post-Conviction Project will

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University of Richmond Law student Chase Wittaker leads education non-profit in Zambia

February 18, 2020

UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND NEWSROOM — “This guy” was Chase Whittaker, a fellow 1L student hailing from San Diego. After a 2017 trip to Livingstone, Zambia as an undergraduate student majoring in public policy at San Diego State University, Whittaker returned to the states knowing that his work in Zambia wasn’t done. After researching internal revenue code,

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Southwestern Law students Vanessa Barnett and Tamar Chobanian win ABA Negotiation Competition

February 18, 2020

ABA FOR LAW STUDENTS — The finals of the 2020 ABA Negotiation Competition featured a long-anticipated battle for regional supremacy: Northwestern versus Southwestern. In the end, the Southwestern Law School team of Vanessa Barnett and Tamar Chobanian emerged as the champions for 2020, besting the Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law duo of Emilie Alexandra McConnachie and Conner Collins

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