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Jan 3
Forbes names University Circle one of the most beautiful places in the nation.
Jan 4
Professor Lewis Katz speaks to NPR about the Dimora case and says the depth of corruption is startling.
Jan 1
Jimmy Dimora trial will be “tough sledding†for defense, says Professor Lewis Katz in a Plain Dealer article.
  
Highlights

Leila L. Vespoli to speak at Law School Commencement Ceremony
We are extremely pleased to announce that Leila L. Vespoli '84, Executive Vice President and General Counsel for FirstEnergy Corp., will be the law school's Commencement speaker.
  
Professor Speaks at Watergate Symposium
Professor Jonathan Entin presented a paper at “The 40th Anniversary of Watergate: A Commemoration of the Rule of Law.”
  
Our law journal cited by U.S. Supreme Court
Our Journal of Law, Technology & the Internet was recently cited by the Supreme Court of the United States.
  
Unique Chinese Course Offered for Legal and Business Professionals
We have recently added a new Chinese course focused on the language skills needed for legal and business meetings.
News Archive

Alumni Spotlight: Howard Bobrow ’96
“When you like what you do, you can succeed at anything.” This simple yet insightful advice comes from Howard Bobrow, a business lawyer at Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP.
  
Professor named president of the International Criminal Law Network
Professor Michael Scharf was named president of the prestigious organization of international criminal law experts and paractitioners based in The Netherlands.
  
Professor Giannelli named Distinguished University Professor
Professor Paul Giannelli was given the title, Distinguished University Professor, the highest honor the university bestows upon a faculty member.
  
Alumnus publishes award-winning book
Jim Petro '73 and his wife, Nancy Petro, co-authored False Justice - Eight Myths that Convict the Innocent, Jim Petro's memoir focusing on wrongful conviction.
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