Deans Only Like Preferential Treatment When It Benefits Their Law School
Remember what happened with the 2020 bar exam? These law school deans wish we didn't.
Remember what happened with the 2020 bar exam? These law school deans wish we didn't.
The writers at National Review: How quickly can we make this about Black people?
Legal work isn’t slowing down, and the firms that win won’t be the ones working harder — they’ll be the ones working smarter.
Georgetown Law incorporating race into legal discussions prompting conservative freak-out.
The name makes it sound a lot more fun than it really is.
Entering the home stretch on this one.
I don't see how you can hate from outside of the club. You can't even get in. Leggo.
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* GULC's Black Law Student Association wants Ilya Shapiro's teaching contract revoked. My only question is, how do you get fired on your day off? [Newsone] * Swiper, No Swiping! Jersey has new heavy penalties for porch thieves. [UPI] * Another gun rights case could be headed to the Supreme Court soon if these 25 states get their way. [The Center Square] * Is recording officer arrests speech? The legality of a law meant to prevent interference with Miami officer's arrests may be unconstitutional. [Miami Herald] * An Arizona senator wants to make the state more crypto-friendly by recognizing Bitcoin as legal tender. I'll give it two weeks before an employee who makes $1500 a week sues for receiving a paycheck below the federal minimum wage because the crypto-market tanks after a spicy Elon tweet. [CryptoPotato]
Holy crap. These numbers are absolutely out of this world.
What do his students think about having him as their professor?
Another professor out at the law school.
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Fast action by Georgetown Law.
Georgetown Law profs making news for all the wrong reasons.
It was a rough year, but things weren't as bleak as one might think.
Georgetown is looking backward when it comes to student protests.
New profile of the First Law Student paints an unintentionally sad portrait.