This past Saturday, Antonio Cassese, jurist and scholar, died at his home in Florence, Italy [NYT obituary]. Through his judicial decisions and scholarly publications, Cassese greatly influenced international law, especially war crimes jurisprudence. Highlights of his career include the first …
Ethernet cords to the rescue! The Law Library has 4 ethernet cables available for check out at the Access Services Desk. Just ask for one the next time you sign out a study room. Each study room, and selected study …
Over the past year, it is likely you have talked with someone who had strong feelings for or against Senate Bill 5. Often it seems that those against the legislation have been more prominent in the media since the representation …
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In honor of National Pro Bono Week, the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association is offering free CLEs to any attorney who is willing to accept a pro bono case or attend a pro bono clinic. These very useful and timely CLEs …
On Wednesday October 26, from 5:00 to 6:00pm, Michael Ratner will present his ideas on how civil rights have deteriorated since September 11, 2001, for the C|M|LAW community. The lecture will take place in the Moot Court Room and one …
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