Delving into the complex intersection of housing, civil law enforcement, and constitutional rights, Professor Jessica Asbridge’s latest law review essay published by Northwestern University Law Review Online} dissects the complexities of punitive fines and forfeitures under the Eighth Amendment. Professor Asbridge’s analysis sheds light on the U.S. Supreme Court case, Tyler v. Hennepin County, and its long-term implications. Discover more in this insightful read: https://lnkd.in/gfcJF-9d #ConstitutionalLaw. Add your thoughts on the constitutionality of punitive civil sanctions – or the impacts of Tyler v. Hennepin Co. in the comments. #LawReview #LegalScholarship #USLaw #ConstitutionalLaw #LegalAnalysis #CivilRights
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Congratulations to Professor Bridget Fuselier, who was recently sworn in as a member of the City of Waco Historic Landmark Preservation Commission. In a special moment, she took her oath of office in front of her property law class. We are proud of her continued contributions to Waco and Baylor Law School!
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Professor Elizabeth M. Fraley recently spoke at The American Board of Trial Advocates Roundtable Summit in Washington, D.C., where she discussed the ethical considerations surrounding using and not using Artificial Intelligence in litigation. She joined fellow expert Laura Clark Fey, PLS (IAPP), FIP, CIPP-E/US, CIPM (IAPP), AIGP in addressing the impact of AI on the trial bar and the security obligations litigators must navigate.
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This summer, many of Baylor Law School’s transactional-focused students put their skills to the test at firms and organizations across Texas and beyond! Through hands-on experiences in various practice areas, they gained valuable insight into the realities of transactional law. Employers praised their knowledge, skills, and work ethic, and we couldn’t be more proud: https://ow.ly/xoli50TJXil
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Join us on Thursday, October 10, from 2:00-3:00 PM for the second webinar in Baylor University's centennial series celebrating W.E.B. DuBois’ The Gift of Black Folk. Associate Dean Patricia Wilson will moderate a discussion on the “Emancipation of Democracy,” featuring leading scholars Korie Edwards (The Ohio State University), Thomas Hibbs (Baylor), and Earl Wright II (Rhodes College). Don’t miss this insightful event! Learn more about the series and register here: https://ow.ly/rXjx50TIcok
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Today marks the 100th day of Dean Jeremy Counseller’s leadership at Baylor Law School. In this short time, Dean Counseller has enjoyed meeting many of you at alumni association receptions and continues to diligently advance the Law School’s mission. As we look to the future, we look forward to your continued engagement. For a variety of ways you can get involved, please visit law.baylor.edu/GetEngaged
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A Baylor Lawyer Making a Global Impact - A Tope Tokan-Lawal, JD ’11, has dedicated her life to fighting for justice. From her own family’s struggles to leading initiatives that protect vulnerable children in Lagos, Nigeria, her journey exemplifies Baylor Law’s commitment to service and leadership. Learn how this inspiring Baylor Lawyer uses her Baylor Law School degree in her law firm, the TOKAN Foundation for Children and Young People, and the Child Rights & Juvenile Justice Center. https://ow.ly/xzjZ50TG2QJ
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Yesterday, we celebrated the soft launch of the Baylor Law School Family Law Clinic, where dedicated attorneys and law students provided legal advice to clients! A huge thank you to everyone who contributed to this initiative, especially our wonderful volunteers, judges, and the Texas Bar Foundation for their generous support. We are grateful for your commitment and look forward to seeing the positive impact this clinic will have on our community.
Assistant Professor of Law/Family Law Clinic Executive Director at Baylor University School of Law
The Baylor University School of Law Family Law Clinic has officially launched! Yesterday marked our soft launch with 3 attorneys and 2 law students who gave legal advice to 4 clients! I’m so excited for the future of the clinic and grateful to the large team of individuals who helped make this happen. Next session is November 20! Huge thank yous to: ⁃ Judge Gary Coley and Judge Ryan L. for their openness and eagerness to help our law students gain this valuable experience ⁃ Christina Barker and Kim Harris for helping us set up the space and setting our cases ⁃ Max Tenney and Nicole Biloune for agreeing to be the clinic’s first law student volunteers and for providing their support along the way ⁃ Christie Ryan, Gerald Villarreal, and Carolina Truesdale for being the clinic’s first volunteer attorneys ⁃ Ricky Lovecky and Lori Lind for helping me order and set up all the clinic equipment including how-to guides for our students ⁃ Nancy Payne McEachern & Nick Teixeira for creating the clinic logo and marketing materials ⁃ Ed Nelson for translating the clinic forms and instructions into Spanish ⁃ Lauren Henderson and Terri Kroll for ordering all the supplies and collating the clinic intake guides ⁃ James Green, James Faulk, and Jordan Chadwick, CPA for helping with all of the clinic and grant financial management ⁃ Bridget Fuselier and Josh Borderud for endless logistical guidance and encouragement and ⁃ The Texas Bar Foundation for their generous grant to help us launch the clinic!
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