Yale Law Dean Heather Gerken interviews Hillary Clinton about election, book during law school event
YALE LAW SCHOOL – Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton ’73 returned to Yale Law School on October 25, 2017, to talk about her book “What Happened,” during a lively conversation with Dean Heather Gerken.
Read More about Yale Law Dean Heather Gerken interviews Hillary Clinton about election, book during law school eventHarvard Law students hear from five U.S. senators during discussion on the current political climate
HARVARD LAW SCHOOL – Five U.S. senators told a Harvard Law School audience that there is real reason for concern, yet some hope for their institution and the country.
Read More about Harvard Law students hear from five U.S. senators during discussion on the current political climateDayton Law hosts New Hampshire Sen. Maggie Hassan to talk on career success
FLYER NEWS – Senator Maggie Hassan (D – N.H.) spoke to an audience of around 80 UD undergraduates, law students, faculty, staff and members of the Dayton community.
Read More about Dayton Law hosts New Hampshire Sen. Maggie Hassan to talk on career successFormer Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division chief Vanita Gupta addresses University of Tennessee Law
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE COLLEGE OF LAW – In times of challenge, the legal profession often rises to find its strongest voice, and now is the time to rise and make justice real for everyone, Vanita Gupta told a group of UT Law students this week.
Read More about Former Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division chief Vanita Gupta addresses University of Tennessee LawStudents from Harvard Law, Stanford Law present research on issues surrounding police use of technology
STANFORD LAW SCHOOL – The cross-section of practitioners, policymakers, technologist, and activists came together as part of the Stanford-Harvard Project on Technology and Policing.
Read More about Students from Harvard Law, Stanford Law present research on issues surrounding police use of technologyWilliam & Mary Law students to host non-partisan Election Day information hotline for voters
WILLIAM & MARY LAW SCHOOL – Students are set to run the W&M VOTEline at (757) 742-3095, a voter assistance hotline aimed at responding to questions local citizens have about voting.
Read More about William & Mary Law students to host non-partisan Election Day information hotline for votersYale Law clinic helps win freedom for client after 23-year sentence
YALE NEWS – In light of mounting evidence that he was denied his constitutional right to a fair trial, a motion was filed to grant McIntyre a new trial.
Read More about Yale Law clinic helps win freedom for client after 23-year sentenceAlbany Law students open “pop-up” clinic to help those affected by new immigration policies
ALBANY LAW SCHOOL – A 2L and 3L helped staff a “pop-up” immigration clinic in Columbia County to provide legal help and offer other types of information residents needed.
Read More about Albany Law students open “pop-up” clinic to help those affected by new immigration policiesDenver Law’s Environmental Law Clinic assists in lawsuit over Windy Gap Firming Project
KUNC (NORTHERN COLORADO) – The environmental coalition sued both the Bureau of Reclamation and the Army Corps of Engineers for what it says were faulty federal permits to build the project.
Read More about Denver Law’s Environmental Law Clinic assists in lawsuit over Windy Gap Firming ProjectUniversity of Cincinnati Law students help provide legal training to Latina Entrepreneurship Academy
UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI COLLEGE OF LAW – UC Law’s Latina/o Law Student Society assisted the Entrepreneurship and Community Development Clinic in providing legal training.
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