Illinois Supreme Court Commission on Professionalism’s Post

KTVU's Alex Savidge and Heather Holmes explore the profound impact of O.J. Simpson's criminal trial on the American justice system in terms of race, celebrity, wealth, and bias. Professor Emeritus Ellen Kreitzberg from Santa Clara University School of Law joins the discussion to shed light on the lasting effects of the trial. Watch the insightful conversation here: https://lnkd.in/eQfgXcV8.

Amazing things happening at Regent University School of Law. This week, three outstanding students helped our constitutional law center file its second U.S. Supreme Court brief this semester! If you or someone you know is passionate about changing the world through the law - check out Regent Law. You may just get the chance to do so... even before you graduate :). #RegentLaw

I am honored to have begun my LLM degree at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign by taking the pledge of professionalism under the enlightening guidance of Justice Lisa Holder White of the Illinois Supreme Court. I am prepared to start this new chapter with integrity, diligence, and a passion for the legal profession. #LLM #LawSchool #PledgeOfProfessionalism #UniversityOfIllinoisCollegeOfLaw

On this Juneteenth, I wanted to share this extraordinary documentary project from The Oyez Project (in conjunction with Justia, Cornell's Legal Information Institute, and Chicago-Kent College of Law, Illinois Institute of Technology) and Jerry Goldman, commemorating the 70th anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education. They used Respeecher to re-create the voices of Supreme Court justices reading the announcement and the opinion, and the results are remarkable. (You can read more about the project in this article in the WSJ: https://lnkd.in/eFjYUpVR)

#UIClawProud I am so happy to read through the first issue of the Social Justice Magazine put together by the wonderful staff at University of Illinois Chicago School of Law. Seeing so many familiar faces and reading stories of the work of the impressive students and faculty at our law school is reigniting my passion to be a part of positive change at this law school and beyond. Check out the first issue here! - https://lnkd.in/gVJcf-ck

Attorney James S. Rogers had the honor of delivering the annual Peter Chase Neumann Lecture on Civil Justice. The Peter Chase Neumann Lecture on Civil Justice is a cornerstone of University of Arizona, James E. Rogers College of Law's Civil Justice Initiative, which seeks to elevate the American civil justice system and train the next generation of great trial lawyers. Watch the lecture at: https://bit.ly/49poObM #civiljustice #arizonalaw #triallawyer #triallawyers #personalinjurylawyer #personalinjuryattorney #personalinjurylaw #JusticeMatters

The capacity of the United States to protect its S&T advantage is vital not only as a matter of maintaining U.S. economic competitiveness, but also as a matter of ensuring U.S. national security. With that in mind, I'm excited to share my most recent article, which discusses the law surrounding threats foreign adversaries pose to the federally-funded R&D enterprise. Thanks to the ABA's Science & Technology Law Section and the Center for Law, Science & Innovation, at ASU's Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law for their support!

The tension between protecting and promoting freedom of speech is no better exhibited than in the university setting. But to what extent is that freedom protected? Additionally, how does that freedom extend to university faculty? On this episode of 'Reasonably Speaking,' ALI President David F. Levi is joined by constitutional law expert Geoffrey R. Stone, Edward H. Levi Distinguished Service Professor of Law at The University of Chicago Law School, to discuss speech on campus. https://bit.ly/3vQnmkk

As Independence Day nears, LSC honors America’s promise of equal access to justice by renewing its commitment to providing civil legal resources. Learn about how we’re working to close the justice gap — so every American has equal opportunity: lsc.gov/celebrate50 

Interested in the legal future of college sports and the status of the proposed House settlement? John Holden, Michael McCann and I have just posted our forthcoming Boston College Law Review article, entitled "(Still) Anticompetitive College Sports." https://lnkd.in/eg_4XkNS