The Bluebook has made a change to rule 10.7.1 – a rare change between editions. The change was brought about by lobbying of Michigan State University law professor Justin Simard. For details about Professor Simard’s Citing Slavery Project, see our …
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WCPN 90.3, part of Ideastream Public Media, recently aired its seventh “conversation” program on the 2015 Cleveland Consent Decree. The 7/19/2021 Sound of Ideas program focused on implicit bias and racial profiling and how they relate to police training. Guests …
Governor Mike Dewine recently signed an anti-hazing bill into law. The bill was named after Collin Wiant, an 18-year-old Ohio University student who died during hazing at an off-campus fraternity house. Ohio is now the 11th state to make such …
The Law Library Social Justice and Antiracism Resources Guide provides information on events and webinars in the greater Cleveland area, Ohio, and nationally. The 112th NAACP National Convention is taking place virtually July 7-14, featuring numerous forums and workshops with …
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New York’s Legislature passed a new law (now awaiting the Governor’s signature) that creates a gender neutral marker for state documents. The bills allow people to use a gender-neutral “X” as a gender marker on driver’s licenses and birth certificates, …
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