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FILTER RESULTS ►The AM Roundup: Nonlawyers Try Taste of Law School
Law Blog rounds up the morning's news.
WSJ: Law Schools Turn to Non-J.D. Students to Make Up for Enrollment Shortfall
Wall Street Journal: More Often, Nonlawyers Try Taste of Law School: Law schools hunting for students as their enrollment numbers drop are increasingly trying to attract an unexpected group: people who have no intention of practicing law. Doctors, environmental consultants and even an urban planner have signed up for the...
South Californian Museum Raids: Aftermath
"I'm baffled," said Stephen Urice, a professor at the University of Miami law school who has written critically of the raids. "Given the amount of illicit antiquities moving through the U.S. borders, these guys are really hacks. Surely...Show More Summary
The Media Equation: Telecom’s Big Players Hold Back the Future
A law school professor is on a permanent campaign to argue that the telecom and cable industry has been overtaken by monopolists who resist innovation and overcharge consumers.
Robots Podcast #130: Autonomous lethal weapons
In episode #130, interviewer AJung talks with Peter Asaro (an Assistant Professor at The New School and affiliated with The Center for Internet and Society at Stanford Law School) about the Campaign to Stop Killer Robots, a consortium of NGOs working to secure an international ban on autonomous weapons systems. Show More Summary
54 out of 64 CO Sheriffs File Lawsuit Against New Anti-Gun Law (Video)
84% of all Colorado sheriffs have filed a lawsuit against the new gun law that passed earlier this Spring in the wake of the Sandy Hook school shooting. The sheriffs are hoping to have the new restrictions invalidated because they believe they violate the Second Amendment. Show More Summary
Non-Sequiturs: 05.17.13
NY Attorney General investigating fast food restaurants for shorting their employees. This is a worthwhile cause, but what he should be looking into is who ate the bones? [CNN] Two more law schools, University of Mary Hardin-Baylor and York College of Pennsylvania admit they gave false information to U.S. Show More Summary
Sources And Dr. Phil Offer Insights Author Of ‘Confessions of a Sociopath,’ Who Might Be This Law Professor
Our sources attempt to out the author of “Confessions of a Sociopath” who claimed to be a law professor…
Continue reading » Follow Above the Law on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook. Tags: BYU Law School, Health Care / Medicine, Law Professors, Law Schools, Mental Health, Mental Illness, St. Mary's School of Law
With Fewer Applicants, Schools Seeking 'Substance' Over Scores
This should cause a bit of a chuckle. We’ve pointed out recently, a couple times, that the massive drop in law school applications has meant a shift in admissions results. Someone destined for a middling school in 2006 might have a shot at a top school today — or better......
Wake Forest Lawsuit Follow-Up
More on the underlying tiff between a student and Wake Forest Law.
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“Law Student Sues Law School For Implying He’s Litigious”
“Watch what you say about lawyers” is an old theme around here, but in light of developments at Wake Forest it might need to be extended to law students as well. [Above the Law] Tweet Tags: law schools, watch what you say about lawyers “Law Student Sues Law School For Implying He’s Litigious” is a post from Overlawyered - Chronicling the high cost of our legal system
Socratic Method Linked To Female Underachievement in Law School
The Socratic method has more problems than just being annoying.
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Harvard Law School Agrees To Start Accepting Harvard Students Early IF They Promise To Go Get A Life First
Harvard Law School has a really interesting pilot program — which will be ruined once other schools start copying it…
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The Most Racially Diverse Law School Faculties
The Most Racially Diverse Law School Faculties, Lawyers of Color Law School Diversity Issue: Charlotte Florida A&M Florida International Hawaii Howard Inter American John Marshall (Atlanta) Liberty New Mexico North Carolina Central Puerto Rico Southern Texas Southern Minority Law Faculty Directory of 200 Law Schools
ADAPT International Conference: Internship and Traineeship for Students and Young people. Training, School-to-work Transition or Exploitation?
From our friends at the ADAPT International Labor Law Program: We are pleased to announce that ADAPT and the International Doctoral School in Human Capital and Labour Relations are organizing the international conference: Internship and Traineeship for Students and Young...
A One-Year Vow of Silence
No med school. No law school. No corporate training program. Instead, after he graduates from Yale this week, Greg Hindy is taking a one-year vow of silence and walking 4,000 miles across the country. On his 22 nd birthday in July, he will set out on his no-talking, no-texting treek — with a field camera in tow. Show More Summary
You could look at it as losing your public school, or you could look at it as gaining a free tablet
We talked about how Louisiana is a school reform success story, earning a high grade from both reform industry insider Michelle Rhee and the voter suppression law lobby-shop, ALEC. We also talked about this innovative reform industry plan for Excellence in Profiteering. Show More Summary
Report: Anti-Muslim State Level Foreign Law Bans Create Unintended Legal Consequences
A new report from the Center for American Progress and NYU’s Brennan School for Justice says that the anti-foreign law campaigns being waged in state legislatures throughout the United States are actually meant to target Muslims and may actually have an unintended effect of complicating legitimate legal disputes involving foreign countries and nationals. “Although packaged [...]
Sociopath Law Professor Admits To Being A Sociopath
Have you ever thought your law professor was a sociopath? What if you were right?
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Law Student Sues Law School For Implying He’s Litigious
Remember, truth is a defense.
Continue reading » Follow Above the Law on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook. Tags: Daniel Skinner, Defamation, Law School Deans, Law School Lawsuits, Law Schools, Suzanne Reynolds, Wake Forest School of Law
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