April 15, 2013 | Volume XIX, Issue 28
Published: Mar 12th, 2012
Since New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg took office in 2002, the city has engaged in the rezoning of about 11,000 lots within its limits, which equals about one-quarter of [...]
Published: Feb 27th, 2012
The 28th annual Maguire Appellate Advocacy Competition impressed law students and legal professionals alike on Friday, Feb. 17, in the Martin H. Levin Advocacy Center courtroom. Among the many in [...]
Published: Nov 8th, 2010
Attorneys from the Servicemembers Legal Defense Network educated students on the intricacies of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” at a workshop Oct. 26. The workshop focused on analyzing military laws and [...]
Published: Oct 18th, 2010
Many students enter law school having routinely aced their classes since they were children. It is, unsurprisingly, a jarring moment when law students realize that As are few and [...]
Published: Oct 4th, 2010
When considering how the federal government should treat religion, it is important to look at the historical context behind the Constitution to truly understand the intent of the nation’s founders, [...]
Published: Dec 4th, 2006
Calling all Spring 2006 Entrants/Accelerated Class of 2006 Congratulations! You’ve made it halfway through your legal education. To help you push through finals and to your first winter break, stop [...]
Published: Sep 5th, 2006
Levin College of Law Professor Dennis A. Calfee recently was awarded one of Taiwan’s most prestigious honors, the Public Finance Specialty Medal, for helping over the past 20 years to [...]
Published: Nov 29th, 2004
A record 16,000 Americans gathered for the 15th annual protest against the School of the Americas, more recently known as the Western Hemisphere Institution for Security Cooperation at Ft. Benning, [...]
Published: Nov 15th, 2004
He’s a very busy man, and always has been. On a typical day, Florida Supreme Court Justice Charley Wells (right) arrives at the court at 6:30 a.m. to read his [...]
Published: Oct 18th, 2004
Research Associate Barbara Noah published “Bioethical Malpractice: Risk and Responsibility in Human Research,” 7 J. Health Care L. & Pol’y 175- 241 (2004).
