April 15, 2013 | Volume XIX, Issue 28
Published: Oct 8th, 2012
The United States Supreme Court began hearing arguments for cases on Monday at the start of the 2012 October Term. The court currently has 31 cases scheduled to be heard [...]
Published: Oct 8th, 2012
The University of Florida Levin College of Law will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the graduation of W. George Allen with a special afternoon program at the law school. In 1962 [...]
Published: Oct 8th, 2012
By Matt Walker Senior writer Tickets are still available to see five Florida governors who will convene Friday in Gainesville to discuss critical issues impacting the future of the Sunshine State for [...]
Published: Oct 8th, 2012
Supporters from both sides gathered in the Chesterfield Smith Memorial Classroom on Oct. 3 for “A Conversation on Same-Sex Marriage,” an event billed as a “civil discourse about same-sex marriage” [...]
Published: Oct 8th, 2012
By Marcela Suter Staff writer Donning a wizard’s robe and hat, Danaya Wright, Clarence J. TeSelle Professor of Law, discussed the law and the absence of law in the magical world [...]
Published: Oct 8th, 2012
Published: Oct 8th, 2012
William J. Wilkins, who also is assistant general counsel in the Treasury Department, presented “How IRS Lawyers Contribute to Sound Tax Enforcement” as part of the Graduate Tax Program [...]
Published: Oct 8th, 2012
A new study by researchers with the University of Florida’s Levin College of Law and Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, or UF/IFAS, suggests that many buyers aren’t aware that living on the [...]
Published: Oct 8th, 2012
Are you interested in counseling clients, advising government agencies, or even conducting a jury trial? Then look closely at one of the law school’s excellent clinic programs. The clinics offer [...]
Published: Oct 8th, 2012
United States Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas made national news at UF Law last month when he dismissed U.S. News & World Report rankings and stated that a law degree from an Ivy League school shouldn’t carry more weight than any other law degree. [...]
