Law enforcement’s ability to legally “stop and frisk” a suspect whom an officer reasonably suspects may be armed and dangerous rests upon a legal precedent with deep Cleveland (and CSU |LAW) connections. The facts of the case played out in …
Maybe you’re spotted them already around campus – Rune & Thor, those two adorable and impeccably mannered CSU therapy dogs just waiting for you to give them a belly rub. They’ve been known to show up – sometimes scheduled, sometimes …
Study Rooms are available in the law library for law student use – reserve one today. Note: they are heavily used during midterms and finals—so be sure to familiarize yourself with how to reserve one for you or your group: …
Take a break from law school/life stresses with a visit with one of our CSU comfort canines. Join us in the atrium of the the law school today, April 13, from 12:00-2:00p for Well-Being Wags!
The conversation regarding artificial intelligence often centers on what the machine can do for us. We marvel at the speed of a summary or the fluidity of a generated brief. However, there is a quiet, accumulating cost to this efficiency …
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