Supreme Court Scholar Lyle Denniston Donates Materials to Library
Lyle Denniston, center, shown in 2016 with Prof. Emeritus Garrett Epps, left, and Dean Ronald Weich. Recently, the law library received a substantial donation of books from
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Water, Water, (Not) Everywhere
In Closing – Fall 2021 By Jamie Alison Lee Jamie Alison Lee Lawyers work toward many forms of justice. What does justice look like when
Alumni Notes – Fall 2021
1970s STUART M. GOLDBERG, J.D. ’74, is the chairperson for the Stratford University Professional Advisory Committee and is the chair of its Alumni Project, which was
Kenneth Lasson: Author, Teacher, Civil Libertarian Retires
By Jack Lynch Have law professors become unduly obsessed with scholarship to the detriment of their obligations to their students and the legal profession? It
Faculty Notes – Fall 2021
BARBARA BABB PRESENTATIONS “Five Years of Family Justice Courts,” at the International Advisory Council Meeting, Singapore, Oct. 1, 2019 “Creating a Caring Unified Family Court,”
In Memoriam – Fall 2020
1950s Edward B. Rybczynski, J.D. ’52 John R. Cannon, LL.B. ’53 Raymond A. Richards, J.D. ’53 James J. Dembeck, J.D. ’54 J. Max Millstone, Sr.,
Alumni Notes – Fall 2020
1960s Stanley Alpert, LL.B. ’63, received the Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Service 10-Year Volunteer Award. Alan J. Bloom, J.D. ’65, received the Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Service 10-Year Volunteer Award.