Law School's Prof. Ram Considers Ethical Concerns Raised by California DA Investigation
May 1, 2018
Natalie Ram, assistant professor in the University of Baltimore School of Law and a specialist in bioethical issues, is weighing in on the use of a public, online DNA repository to help catch a high-profile killer. National media outlets, including the Wall Street Journal and National Public Radio, have asked for Ram's views on the law enforcement techniques used to build a case against the so-called "Golden State Killer."
Prof. Meyerson in JMORE: A 'Fighter for Fairness' for Minority Law Students
April 25, 2018
A feature article in JMORE cites the career-spanning work of University of Baltimore School of Law Prof. Michael I. Meyerson as an advocate for minority law students and a strong proponent of a level playing field in all aspects of the legal profession.
UB School of Law Commencement Features Keynote Speech by Andre Davis, Baltimore City Solicitor and Former Federal Judge, May 22
April 5, 2018
The University of Baltimore School of Law will host its annual commencement ceremony on May 22. Baltimore City Solicitor Andre M. Davis, a former judge for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit, will deliver a keynote speech.
UB's BLSA Chapter President Named National Chair
March 26, 2018
Brandon Cahee, a 2019 J.D. candidate in the University of Baltimore School of Law and chapter president of the school's Black Law Students Association, has been named Chief Executive Officer of the National Black Law Student Association.
UB Law Review Presents 'A Look from All Angles: Discussing the Use of Police Body-Worn Cameras,' April 10
March 16, 2018
The University of Baltimore Law Review will host its spring symposium, 'A Look from All Angles: Discussing the Use of Police Body-Worn Cameras,' on April 10.
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