If you follow high school and college sports, you probably have seen many references to big-time schools offering athletics scholarships to boys who are still in grade school. For example, Dylan Moses of Baton Rouge is the cover boy of…
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If you follow high school and college sports, you probably have seen many references to big-time schools offering athletics scholarships to boys who are still in grade school. For example, Dylan Moses of Baton Rouge is the cover boy of…
Friday, August 2311:30 am – 12:30 pm CT This online training is free to all legal aid attorneys in the U.S. To register for this webinar, please visit this site. The Local Human Rights Lawyering Project holds regular webinars to…
Eric Drattell has been the Senior Vice President & General Counsel at Risk Management Solutions Inc. for 7 years. Before that he worked as Director of Legal Services at Cisco, Deputy General Counsel at Sun Microsystems, and a partner at…
Sally Kay, a partner at Cooley LLP, has been participating in Santa Clara Law’s OCI for over seven years and below shares how to have a seamless first impression with your interviewers at this year’s OCIs . So you’ve poured…
Joseph Frey was exonerated with the help of attorneys at the Wisconsin Innocence Project after spending nearly 20 years in prison for a wrongful conviction. In 1994, Frey was convicted of sexually assaulting a female college student at knifepoint and…
We are all waiting for the Internal Revenue Services to tell us which marriages will count for tax purposes now that the Supreme Court has handed down its decision in United States v. Windsor. But in the meantime courts are…
If you’ve been following the U.S. Supreme Court this year you’re likely already familiar with the Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin case regarding the consideration of race in undergraduate admission processes. The law librarians at the University of…
The Department of Justice recently agreed to waive procedural bars to re-open and review more than 2,000 criminal cases between 1985 and 2000 in which the FBI conducted microscopic hair analysis of crime scene evidence. This comes after three men were exonerated…
As we enter the on-campus interview season, I am betting that a lot of you are looking for advice as to how to prepare for these meetings. The most important guidance I can offer is to be yourself. So much…
Andrew Johnson, client of the Rocky Mountain Innocence Center (RMIC), was officially exonerated last Friday when a Wyoming judge dismissed him of all charges due to newly discovered DNA evidence. In 1989, Johnson was wrongfully convicted of sexual assault and…