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Killing Fields Verdict, 106.9 KCBS San Francisco, July 26, 2010
(07/28/2010) - Professor Michael Scharf with the Frederick K. Cox International Law Center weighs in on the verdict and sentencing of Kaing Guek Eav, the chief jailer in the Cambodian "Killing Fields."
Summers free now has new meaning for law students, Crain's Cleveland Business, July 21, 2010
(07/21/2010) - Law students continue to face difficulty in their quest to find employment in their field while still in school unless they're willing to work for free, Northeast Ohio law schools are reporting. Kelli Curtis, assistant dean for career services at the Case Western Reserve University School of Law, said in an e-mailed statement that the school "supports students who secure unpaid opportunities by offering a variety of summer fellowships." Many she listed are focused on specific work, such as fellowships for human rights or environmental law.
Ohio Supreme Court Justices talk to Cleveland students in the Law and Leadership Institute, www.newsnet5.com, July 19, 2010
(07/20/2010) - Supreme Court Justices Maureen O'Connor and Judith Ann Lanzinger spoke to Cleveland students involved in a program aimed at helping improve diversity in the legal profession on Monday. The Law and Leadership Institute takes promising students in grades nine through eleven and grooms them to be future legal professionals by offering them a chance to study law during the summer.
At High Court Level Lawyer-related litigation increases, The Daily Reporter, July 19, 2010
(07/19/2010) - Cassandra Burke Robertson, associate professor of law at Case Western Reserve University, said there has been a nationwide increase in claims against attorneys, which she believes is partly due to a shifting in attorneys' attitudes about attorney-malpractice litigation.
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