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Nance, serving her second tenure as dean will continue to serve in that position for the School of Law through June 2026, including its centennial anniversary year.

Two Jewish organizations filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday alleging that the University of California, Berkeley School of Law violated the U.S. Constitution and Title VI by permitting "the longstanding, unchecked spread of anti-Semitism."

A UT assistant professor will speak on "Voting Rights for the Marginalized" at the League of Women Voters holiday lunch at the Doubletree Hotel.

Another suspected gang member is flipping his plea as part of an unprecedented investigation into violent crime in the Twin Cities. 

When Trump was president in 2018 and trying to build the wall he had promised, Rep. Colin Allred was one of the most vociferous Democrats opposing him in the Lone Star State.

Henry F. Fradella’s profile on The Conversation

/PRNewswire/ -- Ropes & Gray, named both the "2022 Law Firm of the Year" and the number one firm on the 2022 A-List by The American Lawyer in the U.S. and UK,...

/PRNewswire/ -- Ropes & Gray, named both the "2022 Law Firm of the Year" and the number one firm on the 2022 A-List by The American Lawyer in the U.S. and UK,...

Law enforcement relies on the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, a unique nonprofit that by law acts as a conduit of information between technology companies and police.

Debbie Kaminer’s profile on The Conversation