Law School Accepting Applications for Nation's First Post-J.D. Certificate in Family Law
December 14, 2018
To help equip lawyers with the in-depth and cross-disciplinary knowledge they will need to excel in the field, the University of Baltimore School of Law created the nation's first post-J.D. Certificate in Family Law. It's designed for new attorneys just beginning to practice family law, and for experienced practitioners seeking to add this expertise to their practice. Applications are being accepted through Jan. 1.
Prof. Murphy: Racial Disparities in Justice System Are 'Flagrant,' 'Well Documented'
December 4, 2018
Jane C. Murphy, the Laurence M. Katz Professor of Law in the University of Baltimore School of Law and director of its Juvenile Justice Project, writes in The Baltimore Sun that "Over the past three decades, the number of people jailed in America has tripled to almost 2.3 million, more per capita than any other country in the world. The racial disparities in our criminal justice system are flagrant and well documented."
School of Law Hosts Conversation with Marcia Greenberger, Founder of National Women's Law Center, Nov. 20
November 20, 2018
Marcia Greenberger, founder and co-president emerita of the National Women's Law Center, will be hosted by the University of Baltimore School of Law on Nov. 20.
Community Development Clinic Hosts Workshop on Local Water Rights, Nov. 20
November 15, 2018
The University of Baltimore School of Law's Community Development Clinic will host a know-your-rights workshop about water affordability on Nov. 20 for Baltimore residents City residents who are struggling to pay their water bills, want to dispute their water bills, and/or want to be involved in advocacy before the City Council to improve water affordability are invited to attend.
A Passion for Services for Immigrants Drives Law School Alumna
November 13, 2018
Michelle McGeogh, J.D. '07, is spending time in a detention facility in Lumpkin, Ga., to help detained immigrants prepare for interviews in pursuit of asylum with the Department of Homeland Security. Working pro bono with the full support of her firm, Ballard Spahr, she will help her clients build a case for credible fear screenings, a critical first step in the asylum process.
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