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Professor Leopold to testify before Congress on immigration

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ase Western Reserve University School of Law Adjunct Professor, David Leopold, will testify before Congress on behalf of the American Immigration Lawyers Association. He will speak on the immigration issues surrounding the arrest, prosecution, and conviction of undocumented workers.

Archived News For 2008

Alumni & Philanthropy

Alumnus Pentz named General Counsel for Cleveland Port Authority
(posted 7/14)

Alumnus Burton selected to Dayton Bar Association’s Board of Trustees
(posted 7/14)

Alumna Allgood makes list of top 30 female real estate executives
(posted 7/11)

Alumnus Edward Kramer receives "Defense of Civil Liberties" award
(posted 7/3)

Alumnus honored as one of the most influential African Americans
(posted 7/1)

Alumnus David Kutik recognized for exemplary pro bono service
(posted 7/1)

School of Law alumnus Ron Klein serves as a superdelegate for Florida
(posted 6/20)

Alumnus Austin Fragomen, Jr. noted for his firm's immigration work
(posted 6/19)

Alumnus Ken Mundy named one of 90 greatest Washington lawyers
(posted 5/20)

Nominate someone for Alumni Award by July 11
(posted 4/1)

Curriculum

School of Law Partners with Leading Anti-Money Laundering Association
(posted 7/16)

Center for Social Justice Benefit Concert features Richie Havens
(posted 6/17)

A Promise Kept for a Lifetime
(posted 6/9)

Center for Social Justice Advisory Board
(posted 6/6)

Center for Social Justice
(posted 6/2)

Professor to offer insight into his and his family's role in the civil rights movement
(posted 1/31)

Faculty

Professor Scharf quoted in story about the arrest of Radovan Karadzic
(posted 7/24)

Professor King, Jr. quoted in article about Canada-U.S. border delays
(posted 7/23)

Professor Scharf interviewed by BBC The World for his new book
(posted 7/15)

Professor Scharf comments on the prosecution of Sudan’s President
(posted 7/14)

Professor Gordon advises World Bank on terrorism financing standards
(posted 7/11)

Professor quoted in International Criminal Court ruling to free warlord
(posted 7/3)

Professor Mehlman quoted in story on adult stem cell research
(posted 7/1)

Professor Adler weighs in on U.S. Supreme Court’s hand gun ruling
(posted 7/1)

Professor Katz quoted in story about prosecutors withholding evidence
(posted 6/25)

Professor Mehlman comments on proposed organ-removal ambulance
(posted 6/17)

Professor Chisolm to serve on the Uniform Law Commission Project
(posted 6/17)

Law School welcomes esteemed environmental law scholar Wagner
(posted 6/13)

Professor Scharf speaks on indictments facing the government of Sudan
(posted 6/9)

Professor Giannelli's article selected as one of the top 10 by the ABA
(posted 6/9)

Professor Adler quoted in article about Bush environmental policy
(posted 6/5)

Professor Hoffman conducts training for Department of Public Health
(posted 6/4)

Professor Adler to discuss polar bear's endangerment listing
(posted 5/22)

United Nations A-V Library to include Professor Scharf's lecture
(posted 5/20)

Alabama Supreme Court cites fraud article by Professor Boise
(posted 5/15)

Article highlights Professor Friedman's class enhancing blog
(posted 5/8)

Professor Adler cited in WSJ article about Guantanamo Bay prisoner
(posted 5/7)

Professor Nard comments on U.S. Patent and Trademark Office appointment of judges
(posted 4/29)

Professor Scharf quoted in USA Today article about trial of former Iraqi official Aziz
(posted 4/29)

Professor Richard Gordon named Advisor for IMF's Independent Evaluation Office
(posted 4/29)

Professor Adler's work to be featured in PBS documentary about the Cuyahoga River
(posted 4/22)

Professor Jonathan Adler to testify before Congress on Clean Water Act legislation
(posted 4/15)

Professor Kostritsky to present paper during annual ALEA meeting at Columbia Law School
(posted 3/3)

Dean Simson to speak at Ivy 15 2008 Distinguished Lecture Series on Feb. 25
(posted 2/25)

New casebook co-authored by Professor Sharpe focuses on international labor law
(posted 2/19)

Professor Hoffman to serve on CDC Scientific Counselors Board through 2012
(posted 2/7)

American Bar Association publishes DNA evidence book by Professor Giannelli
(posted 2/5)

Professor Scharf to co-chair annual meeting of American Society of International Law
(posted 2/5)

St. Martins Press to publish new Saddam Hussein book by Professor Michael Scharf
(posted 1/2)

Faculty - Press Releases

Law school posts the only English version of Anfal Trial Judgement; will host Iraqi judges
(posted 1/16)

Lectures

Symposium to look at screening newborns for nontreatable disorders
(posted 4/17)

ACLU project director to discuss tribulations with researching the Abu Ghraib tortures
(posted 4/1)

International experts gather at law school to look at ways of combating terrorist financing
(posted 3/31)

Court of Appeals Judge Easterbrook to discuss relevance of today's corporate law
(posted 3/28)

Hofstra law professor to weigh the bioethical implications of stem-cell research
(posted 3/27)

Law-Medicine Center lecture to focus on respecting bioethic boundries
(posted 3/27)

Legal Writing Academy set to host day-long CLE writing seminar on March 28
(posted 3/26)

CWRU history professor to deliberate effects of electroconvulsive therapy on memory
(posted 3/26)

Alumnus to discuss his role as prosecutor at trials of Guantanamo Bay detainees
(posted 3/21)

CWRU political science professor to analyze failures of the US health insurance model
(posted 3/21)

Rutgers law professor to discuss US military air power during IGSLP series lecture
(posted 3/6)

Law-Medicine Center presents "Election 2008: Democratic Party Health Care Reform"
(posted 2/27)

Law-Medicine Center presents “Lawyers as Ethical Leaders”
(posted 2/19)

International Human Rights Film Series kicks off with “Ghosts of Abu Ghraib”
(posted 2/19)

Authors to discuss failures of current environmental laws during upcoming lecture
(posted 2/4)

Illinois professor to discuss the employee reference conundrum
(posted 1/30)

Symposium to address relationships between corporations and their communities
(posted 1/11)

Online free speech and privacy at heart of Solove lecture
(posted 1/9)

International law expert Reisman to discuss preventing mass atrocities
(posted 1/2)

Student Life

Student presents research at International Gathering of Border Security
(posted 7/23)

Five law students selected to serve in 2008 Summer Corps program
(posted 7/15)

Law School announces new summer associate program at Key Bank
(posted 6/12)

Law student diffuses simulated conflicts in international law workshop
(posted 6/4)

Case law student part of local group formed for China quake relief
(posted 5/22)

School of Law commencement set for May 18 at Severance Hall
(posted 5/13)

Law students win the 2008 Jessup International Moot Court Competition
(posted 4/14)

CWRU law student interning at Charles Taylor trial profiled in National Jurist Magazine
(posted 3/28)

IP moot court team places in final four at regional AIPLA competition in Houston
(posted 3/17)

Law school ABA moot court team earns final round finish at Dallas competition
(posted 3/4)

Case law school team wins 2008 Jessup International Law Moot Court Super-Regional
(posted 3/3)

Law student to serve as clerk at Charles Taylor trial in the Netherlands
(posted 1/2)

View news archive for the year

CALENDAR

Aug 11

“Fundamentals of Anti-Money Laundering and Combating the Financing of Terrorism: International Standards and U.S. Law and Practice”

Aug 13

Orientation/registration for new 1L students through Aug. 15

Aug 18

Fall Interview Program Interview Preparation Workshop

Orientation for new LL.M. students through Aug. 22