South Dakota Law students offer tax help to community
VERMILLION PLAIN TALK – The University of South Dakota Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program is here to help.
Read More about South Dakota Law students offer tax help to communityDuke Law’s Children’s Law Clinic releases review of North Carolina’s school voucher program
AJF FOUNDATION – A researcher from Duke University’s Children’s Law Clinic found that the program’s accountability measures are among the weakest in the country.
Read More about Duke Law’s Children’s Law Clinic releases review of North Carolina’s school voucher programStanford Law School students assist low-income residents with filing federal and state tax returns
STANFORD DAILY – Run by Stanford Law School students, the program lasts for the whole tax season and is part of the national Volunteer Income Tax Assistance initiative.
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AKRON.COM – Summit County Common Pleas Court Judge Mary Margaret Rowlands recently presented the 2017 Access to Justice Scholarship to University of Akron third-year law student Kenton Steele.
Read More about Akron Law student wins scholarship from county common pleas court judgeAmerican College of Bankruptcy awards six law school students with distinguished student awards
PRWEB – The American College of Bankruptcy announced today that it has selected its Distinguished Law Students for the First, Second, Third, Fourth, Ninth, and Eleventh Circuits for 2017.
Read More about American College of Bankruptcy awards six law school students with distinguished student awardsEmory Law names first black editor-in-chief of law journal
ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION – Emory University School of Law student Janiel Myers, who was born in Jamaica and recently naturalized as an American citizen, was named to the Journal’s highest role.
Read More about Emory Law names first black editor-in-chief of law journalLewis & Clark Law School hosts Oregon Supreme Court for two cases
LEWIS & CLARK LAW SCHOOL – The Oregon Supreme Court heard two cases at Lewis & Clark Law School on Monday, March 6.
Read More about Lewis & Clark Law School hosts Oregon Supreme Court for two casesWillamette Law hosts Oregon Supreme Court for two cases
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY – Willamette Law students had the chance to learn those protocol dos and don’ts, ask questions, and watch two real cases argued before the court.
Read More about Willamette Law hosts Oregon Supreme Court for two casesElon Law students watch North Carolina Court of Appeals special session
TIMES-NEWS – In an overflow room on the second floor of Elon University’s School of Law, a handful of students watched the court proceedings through closed-circuit TV, projected onto a big screen.
Read More about Elon Law students watch North Carolina Court of Appeals special sessionVanderbilt Law students offer advice to the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights in amicus brief
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY – Vanderbilt law students are offering advice to the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights, arguing in an amicus brief that an Ethiopian anti-terrorist statute is overly broad, ambiguous, and criminalizes the right of Ethiopians to gather together to protest.
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