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Monthly Archives: November 2018
More Than $16,000 Raised for the School of Law on Giving Tuesday
We sincerely thank all the students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends of the School of Law for your generous donations on Giving Tuesday. Because of your generosity, 173 gifts were made to the School of Law, totaling $16,290. On Giving … Continue reading
Exams Are Almost Here! Law Library Staff Are Ready and Willing to Help Students Prepare
It’s almost exam time! The University is hosting several activities across campus — known as De-Stress Fest — to make getting through a little bit easier. The Law Library staff also have lots of ways to help you prepare. Library extended … Continue reading
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O’Neill Family Discuss Unique Career Paths with Students During UB Law School Panel Discussion
On Nov. 19, the Law Career Development Office invited students to hear a panel of three siblings who are UB Law School alumni: Michael O’Neill, J.D. ’82, general counsel and chief legal officer for Avnet, a global technology company; Peter O’Neill, … Continue reading
Support the Center for Families, Children and the Courts on Giving Tuesday
Originally posted on Sayra and Neil Meyerhoff Center for Families, Children and the Courts:
On Tuesday, Nov. 27, the School of Law will once again participate in Giving Tuesday, the national one-day giving campaign following Black Friday and Cyber Monday.…
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Join the Movement: Support the School of Law on Giving Tuesday, Nov. 27
Originally posted on UPDATES/University of Baltimore School of Law:
On Tuesday, Nov. 27, the School of Law will once again participate in Giving Tuesday, the national one-day giving campaign following Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Every gift, big or…
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Support the School of Law’s Clinical Program on Giving Tuesday
On Tuesday, Nov. 27, the School of Law will once again participate in Giving Tuesday, the national one-day giving campaign following Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Every gift, big or small, makes a huge impact on the lives of our … Continue reading
Richard Verma, Former U.S. Ambassador to India, to Deliver Stead Annual Lecture
Ambassador Richard Verma will share his perspective on international law, through the lens of his diplomatic career, when he delivers the John Sumner Stead Annual Lecture at the UB School of Law at 5 p.m. on Nov. 26. The theme of … Continue reading
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UB Students for Public Interest to Raise Money for Student Fellowships
Understanding the financial challenges those committed to public interest law face, UB Students for Public Interest, along with the School of Law and the Maryland Legal Services Corporation, has provided stipends to student fellows working at public-interest organizations each summer. Without this support, these organizations could not otherwise afford to compensate law students for their work. Continue reading
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Tagged Events, Fundraising, Giving, Giving Tuesday, Public Interest, UBSPI
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Join the Movement: Support the School of Law on Giving Tuesday, Nov. 27
This year, on Giving Tuesday, Nov. 27, the School of Law is encouraging gifts to fund four specific needs: our clinical program, public interest student fellowships, an annual staff award and resources for faculty scholarship. Continue reading
Prof. Jaros on How Police Agencies Inflate Clearance Rates for Rape Cases
Across the country, dozens of law enforcement agencies are making it appear as though they have solved a significant share of their rape cases when they simply have closed them, according to an investigation by Newsy, Reveal from The Center … Continue reading
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Tagged clearance rates, criminal law, David Jaros, law enforcement, sex offenses
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