2009 C|M Alumnus Patrick J. Charles’ blog post, Placing the Declaration of Independence in Historical Context: Thoughts on Educating Current and Future Generations about America’s Founding Document, discusses teaching the Declaration of Independence in its proper context. “Perhaps the best …
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Attention C|M|LAW students studying for the July Bar: C|M|LAW faculty will review bar subjects, address difficult issues and answer your questions in The Faculty Bar Presentation Series. The series will be offered Tuesday July 10 and Wednesday July 11, 2012 in …
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The U.S. Supreme Court’s dismissal in First American Financial Corp. v. Edwards, 567 U. S. ____ (2012) allows C|M|LAW’s Fair Housing Clinic to go back to the District Court on a class action case asserting violations of the Real Estate …
Legal education and law school reform has been blogged about, editorialized, and studied, mostly by law school deans and law professors. One constituency whose voice has not been heard as frequently in the debate is law students, those recipients of …
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If you have a scholarly paper written for a class, you can try to get it published in a law review or journal. See the library’s Getting Published Guide for help and advice. In the meantime, or in lieu of …
