UC Berkeley Law team wins National Civil Trial Competition

December 12, 2024

BERKELEY LAW — A team of UC Berkeley Law students won this year’s National Civil Trial Competition — the school’s first victory in the tournament since 2015. 

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UC Berkeley Law professor Kenneth A. Bamberger writes amicus brief for free speech case

December 12, 2024

BERKELEY LAW — Last year, Texas lawmakers passed a bill aimed at restricting access to porn websites for people under 18. A legal firestorm ensued — and the U.S. Supreme Court will attempt to resolve it, beginning with oral arguments scheduled for next month. 

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UC Irvine Law faculty to present at 2025 AALS Annual Meeting in San Francisco

December 12, 2024

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA RECORD — The University of California, Irvine School of Law (UC Irvine Law) is delighted to share that several members of the UC Irvine Law faculty and staff hold leadership positions, and are featured speakers, moderators and presenters at the Association of American Law Schools (AALS) 2025 Annual Meeting, in San Francisco, January 7-11,

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Case Western Reserve Law radio show examines the risk of a Chinese invasion of Taiwan

December 12, 2024

CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — Experts have been fretting about a Chinese invasion of Taiwan for years. Is Taiwan really at risk? Why does Taiwan matter? On Dec. 2 at 9 a.m. and re-airing at 9 p.m., CWRU School of Law’s “Talking Foreign Policy” radio show will discuss those questions with leading experts.

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Case Western Reserve Law hosts Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar to discuss the Supreme Court

December 12, 2024

CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — Elizabeth Prelogar, the 48th Solicitor General of the United States, shared her thoughts on representing the federal government before the Supreme Court, appellate advocacy and the keys to a happy legal career before a packed audience of students, alumni and local attorneys at the Case Western Reserve

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Case Western Reserve Law co-hosts Ohio Securities Conference

December 12, 2024

CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — On Friday, Oct. 25, the Center for Business Law co-hosted the Ohio Securities Conference with The Ohio Department of Commerce Division of Securities. 

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A profile on Charleston Law student Jessica Hernandez

December 12, 2024

CHARLESTON SCHOOL OF LAW — I chose the Charleston School of Law for the community that I found here. When I was first looking at schools to apply to, I noticed Charleston because of the beautiful city. But when I visited campus for Open House, I met the people here. I learned the story of

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University of Chicago Law professor William Baude discusses article on removing candidates from ballots

December 12, 2024

THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO THE LAW SCHOOL — William Baude, Harry Kalven Jr. Professor of Law, made international headlines earlier this year when a law review article he coauthored provided a basis for Colorado to argue in Trump v. Anderson that former President Donald Trump be removed from the 2024 presidential ballot.

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Columbia Law professor Lee C. Bollinger discusses the First Amendment and affirmative action

December 12, 2024

COLUMBIA NEWS — Throughout his 21-year tenure as president of Columbia, Lee C. Bollinger was an outspoken national leader on many of the major issues confronting higher education and society more broadly

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Department of Justice funding to Cooley Law to support Innocence Project

December 12, 2024

MICHIGAN LAWYERS WEEKLY — The three-year grant from the Office of Justice Programs will enable CLSIP to continue its partnerships with the Wayne County Conviction Integrity Unit and the Attorney General’s Conviction Integrity Unit, as well as expand collaborations with other agencies — like the State Appellate Defender Office — and local county conviction integrity

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