#legal-education

#legal-education

The Supreme Court's decision allows deportations to third countries, even if those nations are warzones, effectively limiting the ability for individuals to contest their relocation.

In a surprising philanthropic gesture, an anonymous donor has contributed $10 million to Vermont Law School, prompting some to suggest the school humorously rename itself as the "Anonymous School of Law." This significant donation not only boosts the law school's endowment but also highlights the ongoing conversation about anonymity in charitable giving and the impact such contributions can have on legal education.

It's different than the standard husband, wife, two kids, white picket fence scenario, highlighting how blended families introduce unique legal challenges not commonly addressed.

This year's competition necessitates a larger group of judges than usual, requiring expertise from those with a JD and IP law experience.

The decrease in this February's mean represents a change in population and a change in overall performance. In four of the past five years, the MBE mean for California has been higher than the mean for the combined non-California jurisdictions, so it makes sense that removing California from the national pool might bring the national mean down slightly.

Ken Levy’s suspension raised significant questions about free speech and due process rights at LSU, leading to legal battles and public criticism of the university's decisions.