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CUNY Law, NY state courts join in ‘LaunchPad for Justice’

In the nation’s first of collaboration of this kind, the New York State Courts and CUNY School...

Stetson Law students take two national competitions

Florida's Stetson University College of Law teams took home the eighth annual National Civil Trial Competition in...

Third year: busier than ever

Since starting law school, I’ve been frantically counting down the minutes until the start of my third...

How to get your foot in the door

In years of counseling students and writing about legal careers, this is the one question I have...

Volunteering is a privilege and responsibility

On Nov. 1 across the nation, 1Ls began the scary/stressful/exciting task of looking for a productive first-summer...

Hot Off the Press: Professionalism in the Real World

Two Drake University Law School professors and legal writing instructors explore "Professionalism in the Real World," their...

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Finally, accreditation

By Michelle Weyenberg, associate managing editor for The National Jurist When the announcement finally came...

Capital University dean announces resignation

Jack A. Guttenberg, dean of Capital University Law School, has announced that he will step down in...

University of Miami creates online legal journal

University of Miami School of Law Professor A. Michael Froomkin has created an online journal that selects...

BYU Law professor, ALS activist Michael Goldsmith dies

Michael Goldsmith, professor at Brigham Young University’s J. Reuben Clark Law School professor, died Nov. 1, three...

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