In her recently published article, Law Faculties: Moving Beyond Operating as Independent Contractors to Form Communities of Teachers, 38 Ohio N.UL. Rev. 243, author Melissa Marlow posits that traditional law school culture has fostered a paradigm of tenured law faculty …
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Although the end of July is still relatively far away and you are still likely celebrating finishing law school, some of you are probably already thinking about the steps you need to take to pass the Bar Exam. The library …
According to our friends at Hannah Report, “Gov. John Kasich signed three bills Tuesday, including Republican lawmakers’ bid to undo disputed election law changes and avoid a fall referendum. With the governor’s signature on SB295 (Coley), the battle over its …
Under the current Animal Welfare Act (AWA), which was passed over 40 years ago – long before the Internet age – pets can be sold online sight unseen, without regard to the health or humane treatment of the animals. A …
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Summer’s almost here! If you’re lucky, maybe you can take break from your course-related reading, and slip in a few more casual reads. Here are some suggestions from our collection on women of color in the practice of law. What …
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