Law school demands constant research, reading, and writing—often on screens. While technology makes learning more accessible, it can also lead to digital fatigue, distraction, and stress. Managing screen time isn’t just about reducing hours online; it’s about creating healthy habits …
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The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) Civil Rights Division issued an interim final rule (IFR), effective 4/20/2026, revising the regulations implementing Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act. [See Pub. L. 101-336, 104 Stat. 327, 7/26/1990 and 89 Fed. …
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Maybe you’re just getting to know CALI lessons. Your law professor may have assigned one in class, or may have recommended them as a way to review a tricky concept. CALI lessons, self-paced video tutorials with review questions from The …
Looking to impress at interviews or at your new employer? Adding micro-certifications to your resume can demonstrate your commitment to learning and excellence in practice. On-demand learning through Westlaw offers you a choice of certifications from basic through advanced, covering …
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Law enforcement’s ability to legally “stop and frisk” a suspect whom an officer reasonably suspects may be armed and dangerous rests upon a legal precedent with deep Cleveland (and CSU |LAW) connections. The facts of the case played out in …
