The Citing Slavery Project is the brainchild of Justin Simard, an Assistant Professor at Michigan State University College of Law. The project provides a database of slave cases and the modern cases that continue to cite them as precedent. According to Simard’s Stanford Law Review article …
With the start of the Olympics this week, many people will be turning their attention to sports. Check out our Sports and Entertainment Law Guide, which has been transferred to a new more user-friendly format. The Sports Law Guide can …
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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 …
Although law school and the practice of law is rife with anxious and stressful moments, it is possible to have a happy outlook in law. Many would say you can even learn this as a skill. If you’d like to …
While working your summer internship or other legal position this summer, you may be faced with a research assignment on a topic that’s new to you. While the temptation is there to simply Google away, you’ll probably be better served …
