3Ls Christine Baughman and Audrey Johnson won Nebraska Law's 2012 intraschool client counseling competition beating out seven other teams. The duo won the competition last year as well, making them the first team in the school's history to win the school competition twice. Continue reading…
Professor Matt Schaefer will present his research, "International Traffic in Arms Regulation (ITAR) - Impact on Space Debris Remediation Technologies," on Thurs. Feb. 2 at noon in Hamann Auditorium. His presentation is open to faculty & students. A great opportunity to hear about his research.
This is a reminder that the blood mobile will be at the College of Law tomorrow, January 31st from 9:00am to 3:00pm.
To schedule an appointment, send an email to dspencer@huskers.unl.edu with the time you would like to donate.
Keating, O’Gara, Nedved & Peter, P.C., LLO has decided to conduct on campus interviews. Intersted? Read on.... Continue reading…
This sounds like a great opportunity for someone interested in staying in Nebraska and pursuing a position in real estate and finance law. Click here or go to ROSCOE posting #7758 for more details. Continue reading…
Here's an update from Schmid Law Library... Continue reading…
Professor Steve Schmidt has returned to Mexico City to teach “Teaching Oral Trial Skills to Others” at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). The three day "working seminar" is designed for UNAM professors who will teach trial advocacy at UNAM and other Mexican law schools. Continue reading…
The Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation
(RMMLF) has two Scholarship Programs to
encourage well-qualified law students who have
the potential to make significant contributions to scholarship in natural resources law.
The Programs consist of the Joe Rudd Scholarships, established in 1980 in honor of Continue reading…
Legal scholarship – papers published in law reviews – has a large impact. Courts frequently cite these papers when resolving new and undecided issues. For example, Roe v. Wade cited numerous law review articles. There is a significant shortage of pro-life
legal scholarship, especially by students.
Continue reading…
Professor Rick Duncan spoke at the University of Chicago Law School on January 24, 2012, on "The Tea Party's Constitution." Continue reading…
Just a reminder that the College of Law is a public building & other non-Law College community members use the facility. With this in mind, be sure not to leave your belongings unattended. It is always best to lock them up or keep them with you. Sign up for a locker in the Dean's Office.