A recent New York Times article details some of the incentives that are now being offered or under consideration for people to get a COVID vaccine shot. Scientists have stated that 70-85% of the population need to be vaccinated or otherwise …
Students: A reminder that the law library is open longer hours during finals: Thursday, May 6: 8:30am-9pm Friday, May 7: 8:30am-6pm Saturday, May 8: 10am-6pm Sunday, May 9: 10am-6pm Monday, May 10 – Thursday, May 13: 8:30am-9pm Friday, May 14: …
A recent article in Student Lawyer by Janet Stearns and Ayat Nizam discusses proposed changes to the ABA accreditation standards for law schools dealing with student well-being. One of the proposed changes would include well-being resources for law students, including …
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Lawyers work as public officials—executives, legislators, and staff—at the local, state, and federal levels of the United States government. Lawyers also run businesses and nonprofits, not to mention the numbers practicing in law firms. With so many positions in society …
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Along with bill versions and committee reports, committee hearings are part of the documents making up a legislative history. Researchers can look at hearings to read what witnesses called before the Congress have to say—pro or con—about a proposed piece …
