Tennessee Law’s Appellate Litigation Clinic wins habeas corpus case in U.S. Court of Appeals
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE – KNOXVILLE – The United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit has ruled in favor of a client recently represented by students of the University of Tennessee College of Law’s Appellate Litigation Clinic.
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MERCURY NEWS – A bigger challenge is balancing law school at Stanford with travel back and forth to Columbus, Ohio — not to mention for games in New York, Boston, Atlanta and the other cities with MLL teams.
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA LAW SCHOOL – During the last month, RegBlog, a daily online publication produced by Penn Law students, has been publishing an extensive series of essays entitled, “Rooting Out Regulatory Capture.”
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THE JOHN MARSHALL LAW SCHOOL – John Marshall’s Career Services Office recognized that recent law school graduates entering the job market require the professional “soft skills,” or personal skills, necessary to succeed in their careers.
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UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI SCHOOL OF LAW – The Law School’s MacArthur Justice Center has brought to an end a system in the Mississippi state capital of jailing people who can’t pay court fines.
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KSWB (FOX SAN DIEGO) – Bill Richards was released from prison Tuesday after spending 23 years in custody for a crime he did not commit.
Read More about California Western Law’s innocence project helps free wrongly convicted manYale Law students create project to aid asylum seekers through advocacy
YALE LAW SCHOOL – Conchita Cruz ’16, Swapna Reddy ’16, Dorothy Tegeler ’16, and Liz Willis ’17 co-founded ASAP in the Spring of 2015 to respond to the unmet legal needs of Central American refugee families.
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DELAWARE ONLINE – A group of organizations is hosting clinics over the summer to help youth expunge their criminal records, clearing the path to future education and employment.
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INDIANA DAILY STUDENT – The IU Maurer School of Law named 22 students as Milton Stewart Fellows for its Stewart Fellows Overseas Externship Program for 2016, the largest class in the program’s history.
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SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW – Southern Illinois University Carbondale students recently returned from a weeklong visit to Cuba as work continues to normalize relations between the United States and the socialist Caribbean nation.
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