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“When They See Us” unleashes fury on former prosecutors

By Brittany Cruz-Fejeran Former prosecutors of the “Central Park Jogger” case, Linda Fairstein and Elizabeth Lederer, are drowning...

Florida Coastal is back in compliance

If you’re inclined to bet, you may have wagered against Florida Coastal School of Law righting its...

Houston’s oldest law school celebrates first black editor-in-chief of law review

In Houston, there's a lot of broken glass that needs sweeping up.  A second-year law student at South...

Access to justice challenge will award up to $15,000

Got any ideas to make the justice system work more equitably? Here's good news. The Law School...

Schools name new deans

Deans, deans and more deans. Some schools are breaking new ground in naming women and African-Americans to the...

6 tips to make this the most successful summer ever

By Alexandra Sumner Summers are meant for sunny beaches, cold drinks and watermelon dripping down your face. But...
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Thomas Jefferson gets ABA death blow, but it will appeal

Thomas Jefferson School of Law was on the ropes, and it knew it. When it was placed...

West Point cadet killed in accident was a law major

A West Point cadet who died in a recent military vehicle accident was majoring in Law and...

Alabama Law and its well-heeled donor split

It was less than a year ago that The University of Alabama School of Law announced it...

Hawaii Law to freeze tuition for four years

Now there are two pretty cool reasons to think about going to law school in Hawaii. One, you'll...
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