Thomas Drake, Jesselyn Radack, Esq., and Associate Dean Richard Moberly will present "A Perfect Storm: National Security, Civil Liberties & Ethics in a Post 9/11 World" on Tuesday, September 27th at noon. Take advantage of this unique opportunity. Continue reading…
Nebraska University Students Against Modern-Day Slavery is bringing the movie "Sex+Money: A National Search for Human Worth" to the Nebraska Union on September 30 at 7.30 p.m. in conjunction with the third annual conference on human trafficking.This event is FREE and open to all university students. Continue reading…
Looking for a way to gain great research and writing experience without leaving the comforts of the College of Law? Then you should consider a Faculty Research Assistant position. Read on to learn more about the benefits of these positions. Continue reading…
This week's EO will feature attorneys who specialize in Criminal Prosecution. Confirmed panelists are Deborah Gilg, US Attorney; John Freudenberg, Nebraska Attorney General's Office; Steve Schmidt, Lancaster County Attorney's Office; and, Ryan Mick Monfre, Lancaster County Attorney's Office.
The UNL College of Law's Federalist Society is hosting Ilya Shapiro at 12:05 p.m., Sept. 28 in the courtroom. Shapiro will hold the discussion "Obamacare and the Constitution." Professor Eric Berger will offer brief commentary after Shapiro's presentation. Lunch will be provided. Continue reading…
If you are interested in pursuing a judicial clerkship post-graduation, you should join the judicial clerkship list serv. To do so, e-mail your name and class year to lawcareer@unl.edu and put judicial clerkship list serv in the subject area. Continue reading…
The Nebraska College of Law Multi-Cultural Legal Society/Black Law Students Association would like to extend an invitation to all faculty, staff, students, and attorneys to attend the annual Potluck of Games which will be held on Friday, September 30th. Continue reading…
A few weeks ago I mentioned two new BNA resource centers we’ve added to our BNA subscription, The Internet Law Resource Center and The Telecommunication Law Center. I’d like to invite you to look at the BNA page on the library’s homepage (http://law.unl.edu/library) to see all the titles. Continue reading…