If you’re a current law student interested in criminal law, why not submit an entry in the Third Annual Criminal Record Policy Essay Competition. The topics for the competition are: How to improve the expungement process in (state of your …
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The Ohio Channel has posted a new video about how one Ohio court has responded to the space needs and safety measures required in response to COVID-19. Old Space, New Place for Jury Trials Due to COVID-19, a 2 minute …
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The Ohio State Bar Association Labor and Employment Law Section is sponsoring a law student writing competition with a submission deadline of June 30, 2020. While that might be a tight deadline to write something from scratch (and over the …
The National Museum of African American History & Culture, the newest Smithsonian museum in Washington, D.C., has recently launched the Talking About Race web portal. The new resource gathers information and provides discussion starting points for educators, caregivers, and persons …
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HeinOnline is an extensive research database you can access from home with your CSU ID and Scholar library PIN. HeinOnline is known for complete coverage of materials from their inception–for example, you can access the CFR back to 1938, the …
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