University of Washington Law students explore presidential power and limits in new course
SEATTLE MAGAZINE – UW Law School Professor Kathryn A. Watts and Associate Dean Sanne H. Knudsen weren’t too surprised by the interest in their new class on presidential power.
Read More about University of Washington Law students explore presidential power and limits in new courseInside a Loyola Law Los Angeles’ innocence project success story
KPCC (NPR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA) – At the project, 20 law students work on cases under the supervision of two professors.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF LAW – The University of Virginia School of Law’s grant program supporting students who will work in the public interest over the summer will offer 137 students $568,587 in funding.
Read More about UVA Law students awarded PILA grants for public interest workAn interview with Duke Law student and executive director of the school’s Innocence Project
JURIS – “Welch serves as Executive Director for the Innocence Project at Duke Law. Last week, Juris sat down with her to discuss that initiative.”
Read More about An interview with Duke Law student and executive director of the school’s Innocence ProjectTwo University of Georgia Law teams win national negotiation competitions
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA – The University of Georgia School of Law recently won top honors in two national negotiation competitions.
Read More about Two University of Georgia Law teams win national negotiation competitionsPitt Law student wins writing competition held by the College of Workers’ Compensation Lawyers
UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH SCHOOL OF LAW – Pitt Law 3L, Alex Lonett, won the College of Workers’ Compensation Lawyers 2017 Writing Competition for Law Students.
Read More about Pitt Law student wins writing competition held by the College of Workers’ Compensation LawyersHarvard Law’s World Trade Organization moot court team wins North America regional competition
HARVARD LAW SCHOOL – The Harvard Law School World Trade Organization moot court team won the North America regional competition at the European Law Students Association Moot Court Competition.
Read More about Harvard Law’s World Trade Organization moot court team wins North America regional competitionStetson Law student awarded inaugural diversity scholarship
STETSON UNIVERSITY – First-year law student Matthew Ceriale has been awarded the inaugural Shumaker Diversity Scholarship from the Shumaker, Loop & Kendrick LLP law firm.
Read More about Stetson Law student awarded inaugural diversity scholarshipNew England Law Boston students pilot mock trial program for delinquent youth
NEW ENGLAND LAW | BOSTON – Emily Geraci ’17, Anthony Scarpati ’17, and Dara Yaffe ’17 piloted a mock trial training program for adolescent youth at Boston’s Judge John J. Connelly Youth Center.
Read More about New England Law Boston students pilot mock trial program for delinquent youthUVA Law students to do summer work for Lambda Legal, ACLU
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF LAW – Cassondra “CJ” Murphy and Jennifer “Jeni” Popp are two University of Virginia School of Law students who will gain experience promoting legal rights as Katherine and David deWilde ’67 Public Interest Summer Fellows.
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