This fall semester, the Recreation Center on campus has reopened to CSU students only, so this may be great way for you to stay physically active during your first semester at C|M|LAW. However, if you’d rather not participate in person, …
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On Wednesday, September 23rd, Cleveland.com reported that the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections mistakenly sent out an email to an unknown number of people who’d signed up to be poll workers on Nov. 3, saying that their services were not required. In fact, …
The cable channel BET, the National Urban League, and other key civil rights organizations organized the first-ever National Black Voter Day on September 18, 2020. According to BET, the day will aid Black citizens against suppression tactics and ensure that their vote counts …
In a case filed by the Ohio Democratic Party against Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose, a common pleas judge in Franklin County finds that the restriction of voting drop boxes to one location per county is “arbitrary and unreasonable.” …
The American Bar Association in collaboration with the ABA Student Division and ABA Commission on Lawyer Assistance (CoLAP) has released a newly updated Substance Use and Mental Health Toolkit for Law Students and Those Who Care About Them. This extensive …
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