‘Law on Trial’: Making a case for moral reflection in law practice
Law professor Shaun Ossei-Owusu dissects the shortcomings of the American legal system and holds it to a fairer, more humane standard.
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Law professor Shaun Ossei-Owusu dissects the shortcomings of the American legal system and holds it to a fairer, more humane standard.
Juris Education, a private consulting outfit, has created a list of the nation’s top 50 pre-law advisers. Impossible to vouch for the quality of the section method, but enjoyable i...
The Wisconsin Supreme Court on May 28 encouraged the 140 University of Wisconsin (U.W.) Law School graduates admitted to the State Bar of Wisconsin to use their skills to better a...
“The legal practitioner lives for the direction of his people and the advancement of the cause of his country.” – Christopher Sapara Williams (November 1888) Decades ahead, a fa...
A federal agency's absence from national and local bar conferences, most recently illustrated by the U.S. Department of Justice's withdrawal from a New York City Bar Association wh...
As I have said before, everyone has a list. I liked this Keyser Law blog list of the “Top 10 Law & Legal Series in the History of TV.” Here are the top 5: I am not so sure abou...
Despite all our good intentions, the legal system — that thing we were charged to protect — kept getting worse.
The rule of law is not inherited; it is earned. Two hundred and fifty years after the Declaration of Independence, the question is not whether the founders got it right. The questi...
A total of 88 current and former law deans signed a letter showing support for the "Principles for the Independence of the Legal Profession."
Philippa Webb understands the power of law in advancing global justice. For over 20 years, she has practiced public international law at the highest levels and was made King’s Coun...
Some arrived with generations of lawyers behind them. Others became the first lawyers in their families. Meet 170 new Wisconsin lawyers, the Class of 2026 graduates from Marquette...
Making room for nonlawyers in law firms. The post Law Firm Exploring New Way To Take In Money appeared first on Above the Law.
Career advice to recent law school graduates from the lawyer who built the world's largest law firm.
Stories in the ABA Journal and Law.com cover a recent letter sent by former and current law deans to “former judges John E. Jones III, from the U.S. District Court for the Middle D...
In a country where it feels hard to drive any change at all, let alone at that scale, the community justice worker movement is something very special.
Professor Jessica de Perio WIttman, Director of the Thomas J. Meskill Library at the the University of Connecticut School of Law and Beth G. Adelman, Director of the Law Library an...
Whistleblowing The post Trainees and paralegals among law firm staff given extra protection for reporting misconduct appeared first on Legal Cheek.
Recently, I was invited to be a guest speaker at a Law and Literature Course here at my workplace, University of Arizona College of Law. As part of our Law Library Team and Profess...
This new generation of lawyers needs all the intellectual firepower and commitment to the rule of law that it can muster. The post Now Is Not The Time appeared first on Above the L...
Criminal defence solicitors seek intervention of human rights body as dispute continues
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