October 2015

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School of Law’s Innocence and Justice Project is launched
12/28/16
After the conviction and the appeals are over, John Nuchereno says, most convicted persons find themselves without a lawyer. Typically they have no money, and most lawyers know little about post-conviction remedies. They may plead with the court to look at their case again, but usually those pleas amount to little more than “I didn’t do it.”
Look good, perform better, a panel of jurists advise
12/28/16
Law is by nature a conservative profession, and if you want to be effective in a courtroom, it’s better to stand out for your skills than for the way you dress.
New Career Closet helps students to dress the part
12/28/16
Have you ever looked into your closet and lamented that you have nothing to wear?
Lively forum centers on a divisive Supreme Court case
12/28/16
Labor leaders from the campus and the community joined law students for a preview of the new U.S. Supreme Court term – one which includes a case that could threaten the survival of unions.