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In the friend-of-the-court brief, the civil-rights and legal groups likened Florida's new law to efforts dating back more than a century to restrict Asians from owning land.
TALLAHASSEE — Saying such laws are “stains on American history,” a coalition of civil-rights and legal groups across the country are trying to bolster a challenge to a new Florida
The devastation caused by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine will reverberate for years in Ukraine and other nations, experts said during the “Crisis in Ukraine” panel discussion held March 7 at the School of Law.
“Fostering a sense of inclusiveness and community for all” “We still have work to do,” Chancellor May declares Chancellor Gary S. May presented his annual awards last week for achievement in diversity and community, honoring individuals and departments for notable contributions promoting “an environment that fosters a sense of inclusiveness and community for all.” “It’s inspiring!” he declared Wednesday, April 28, during a virtual ceremony that replaced what would normally have been a reception at the Chancellor’s Residence. “They’re the people who are helping UC Davis...
As Law Enforcement Laud Derek Chauvin Conviction, Others Warn Against Complacency, Urge Police Reform Wednesday, April 21, 2021 | Sacramento, CA California Highway Patrol officers stand outside the California state Capitol in downtown Sacramento during a protest on June 3, 2020. Andrew Nixon / CapRadio Before Tuesday's verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial, where a jury found the former Minneapolis police officer guilty on all counts in the murder of George Floyd, it was unclear if there would be a conviction. As NPR reported, Chauvin is believed to b...