And the winners are...Daniel Russell and Ben Herbers!
Congratulations also goes to second place winners Allyson Peetz and Joel Fulton.
Daniel also won the Roscoe Pound Award for Best Oral Advocate.
Thanks to everyone who participated in the competition!
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Executive President: Kelli Langdon
Executive Vice President: Nema Koohmarie
Secretary: Tom King
Treasurer: Justin Hochstein
ABA Representative: Ally Peetz
3L Class President: Kate Fitzgerald
3L Vice President: April Marty
3L Class Representatives: Aaron John and Alex Ball
2L Class President Continue reading…
Judge Smith Camp has an ongoing externship program. If you are interested in being considered for a Fall 2012 externship read on... Continue reading…
Nebraska Law Career Services Office will host Off-Campus Interviews in Kansas City on Friday, August 10th for returning students. Invitations are going out to KC area employers today. Mark your calendars and stay-tuned for more information. Continue reading…
Learn about the competition, get helpful advice, and watch a demonstration from our 2012 National Champions! Continue reading…
There are two places in the law library that are designated as "Quiet Study," the Schmid Reading Room on the second floor, east side, and the Great Plains Tax Library, second floor, south side. These areas are not for group studying or socializing.... Please respect the peace and quiet of these areas. Continue reading…
The Federal Judicial Center invited Professor Colleen Medill to speak on ERISA Litigation in the Federal Courts as part of the Center’s ongoing program of continuing education for career federal law clerks. Continue reading…
Professor Anna Shavers presented, “Crossing the Border through Immigration, Importation and Illicit Means and the Implications for Human and Civil Rights,” at the Journal of Civil Rights and Economic Development’s Spring 2012 symposium on March 16, 2012. Continue reading…
Professor Beth Burkstrand-Reid's article "Dirty Harry Meets Dirty Diapers: Masculinity, At-Home-Fathers & Making the Law Work for Families" was chosen for publication by the Texas Journal of Women and the Law, published by the University of Texas Law School. Continue reading…
Tuesday, April 3rd at 6:00-8:00 P.M.
You are invited for burgers, brats (and vegetarian options) along with drinks and other appetizers. Continue reading…
Bring your lunch and join ACS, EJS and Professor Wilson for an engaging conversation about how (or if) the Occupy movement is making a difference in the U.S.
The discussion will include Who are "the 99%"? What is "Occupy"? and What does this movement mean for lawyers? Continue reading…
Friday, April 6th, the Nebraska Entertainment and Sports Law Association will be hosting a lunch with Patricia Peterson, Kalyn Doyle and Jonathan Bateman, three JDs from the Athletic Department. Continue reading…
Come learn the in's and out's of cupcakes as you learn the how to's from the bakers from Serendipity's Cupcake shop. Learn how to make three different types of cupcakes and get to decorate all three. Register at http://involved.unl.edu/cupcake-camp. Deadline is April 2, spots are limited. Continue reading…
Are there really people in the prison system that are INNOCENT?
Could you defend someone on death row that says they are innocent? How do you get involved? Is there really courtroom misconduct? Eyewitness flaws? Failure in DNA evidence?
If you are curious and want to learn more ... Continue reading…
The Dairy Store renews its summer tradition of grilling traditional PO Pears burgers and hosting a jazz band on the green space south of the Food Industry complex. The event will take place from noon to 1 p.m., April 13. Continue reading…