California enrolled Senate Bill No. 702, if signed by the state governor, would be the nation’s first law requiring pet owners to have their dogs and cats microchipped. About the size of a grain of rice, microchips are implanted in …
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After a brief pause to enjoy the summer, Jotwell: The Journal of Things We Like (Lots) has resumed posting. Jotwell “seeks short reviews of (very) recent scholarship related to the law that the reviewer likes and thinks deserves a wide …
The campus Recreation Center, located at Chester and E. 24th, offers plenty of fun exercise classes to help you take a break from briefing cases and relax a little away from the law school. For the next couple weeks, the …
The Law Library has plenty of space for comfortable studying. But remember to play it safe with your stuff – don’t leave your belongings unattended at any point while studying in the library. This goes for your laptop, your casebooks, …
The Civil Procedure & Federal Courts Blog recently posted a call for papers announcement from the Oregon Law Review for their upcoming symposium entitled “Miller’s Courts: Media, Rules, Policy, and the Future of Access to Justice.” The symposium will honor …
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