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Jason Langford, B.S. Political Science, 2003, offers some thoughts on law school and the law market. If you're considering law school, as a great many political science majors do, I'd urge you to think long and hard about that decision. While the law can undoubtedly be a path to a rewarding career, it is a […]

Writing for the National Jurist's preLaw magazine, veteran pre-law advisor, Hilary Mantis, notes that "the application fees, the processing fees, the LSAT test fees, and the LSAT test prep course fees can easily add up to well over $1,000." Not to worry because Hilary offers 5 Ways to Save.

NYC & DC Law School Admission PanelTuesday, April 27th, 2021 | 6:00pm – 7:00pm EDTHear from admissions deans and representatives from New York City and Washington D.C. based law schools speak about the most recent law school application cycle and how COVID-19 impacted the … Continue reading →

BYU lecture series was eager to have David Barlow as its speaker on March 7th, 2019. Barlow received his bachelor's degree from Brigham Young University. He received his J.D. degree from Yale Law School, where he was a Truman Scholar. Barlow worked for the Chicago law firm of Sidley Austin for a time. He then was chief counsel to Mike Lee in connection […]

Asha Rangappa, a former FBI agent and the former dean of admissions at Yale Law School, gives us a unique perspective on the college admissions scandal.
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The school strikes and new environmental social movements have raised awareness of climate change and pushed it higher up on the political agenda. In some countries, it has changed public opinion, for example in Denmark where climate change was the main topic in the Spring European and national parliamentary elections. Indeed, the elections are known […]
The post The new Danish climate law – a small light in the climate darkness? appeared first on EU on what track?.

It is possible to apply for support for short term mobility (3 days-6 months) within the frame of the COST Action: International Law between Constitutionalisation and Fragmentation: the role of law in the post-national constellation. (to be found at the Action website: http://www.il-cf.eu/ ). The mobility is intended to facilitate research collaboration on topics that fall within the frame of the action, especially for younger researchers. Support can be offered to researchers who wish to move between (from/to) institutions located in the countries that have signed the action. Currently the following countries participate in the Action: Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Israel, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, United Kingdom, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Hungary, Ireland, Sweden and the European Institute in Florence. South Africa and Australia are currently applying for partnership.
Applications will be prioritized according to their relevance and closeness to the research agenda of the Action. For further information on the mobility support see the Action website: http://www.il-cf.eu/ . The application form can be found at http://www.cost.eu/stsm
For any queries or to submit complete applications, please contact one of the following two STSM coordinators:

Alexia Herwig, JSD, LLM
Associate Professor
Faculty of Law
University of Antwerp
Venusstraat 23
2000 Antwerp
Belgium
Phone : + 32 3 265 5498
alexia.herwig@ua.ac.be

Anna Leander
Professor
Department of Business and Politics
Copenhagen Business School
Porcelænshaven 18A
2000 Frederiksberg
Denmark
Phone: +45 3815 3119
al.dbp@cbs.dk
Anna Leander
Professor (mso)
Department of Business and Politics
Copenhagen Business School
Porcelænshaven 18A, DK-2000 Frederiksberg
Tel.: (+45) 3815 3119 |al.dbp@cbs.dk |
www.cbs.dk/staff/ale

President Biden's commission tasked with reforming the Supreme Court started meeting for the first time in May of this year. One of the proposals on the table is setting term limits on Justices. They're far from the first group to consider this idea.

Adam Chilton is a Professor of Law at The University of Chicago Law School and the author of a paper that runs simulations to show how the make-up of the Court could have been different through history if term limits were in place.

Geoffrey Stone, University of Chicago law professor and author, speaks with David Axelrod about his impressions of his former law school student, James Comey; the likelihood that Roe v. Wade will be overturned in President Trump's term and the consequences that would have for the country; and what surprised him when he served on a panel appointed by President Obama to make recommendations on oversight matters within the National Security Agency.
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The University of Chicago Podcast Network is excited to announce the launch of a new show, it's called "Entitled" and it's about human rights. Co-hosted by lawyers and UChicago Law School Professors, Claudia Flores and Tom Ginsburg, Entitled explores the stories around why rights matter and what's the matter with rights.

We're going to share the first episode of that show with you this week, and recommend you go subscribe! We'll be back next week with a new the second installment of our meritocracy series! Please enjoy Entitled, and we'll see you next week!

The University of Chicago Podcast Network is excited to announce the launch of a new show, it's called "Entitled" and it's about human rights. Co-hosted by lawyers and UChicago Law School Professors, Claudia Flores and Tom Ginsburg, Entitled explores the stories around why rights matter and what's the matter with rights.

We're taking a much needed break at the end of the summer, so we're going to share the first episode of that show with you this week, and recommend you go subscribe! We'll be back in two weeks with a new episode of Not Another Politics Podcast!

Jeff Zucker, president of CNN, sits down with David to talk about how a rejection from Harvard Law School paved the way for his meteoric rise as a media executive; his break up with NBC; the health scares that nearly claimed his life; and his unique perspective on Donald Trump–whose reality TV career he helped launch. Zucker shares his philosophy of the modern news model, and CNN's role within it, in the age of Trump – and much more.
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The 2020 US presidential election will take place amidst the background of a global pandemic, high unemployment, protests for racial justice, catastrophic wildfires wrought by climate change, and rising political polarisation. At stake is the direction of federal politics and policymaking for the next four years, as well as control of the Senate, the House of Representatives and a number of state offices. What can we expect from a Joe Biden administration or a second term of Donald Trump? In this panel discussion, four leading experts—Brian Klaas (Washington Post and UCL CUSP), Anne Joseph O'Connell (Stanford Law School), Colin Provost (UCL CUSP), and Sherrill Stroschein (UCL SPP)—will discuss politics, policy, and governance under Trump's first term and what this election may bring after Election Day.

Rep. Joe Neguse first became interested in politics at a young age, inspired by his immigrant parents' lesson to give back to the country that had welcomed them from Eritrea. He joined student government and got elected to the University of Colorado Board of Regents while still in law school. But the second-term congressman reached national prominence as an impeachment manager in the second impeachment trial of former President Trump, delivering deft and emotional arguments on behalf of House Democrats. Rep. Neguse joined David to talk about his personal connection to immigration legislation, his experiences on January 6 and throughout the impeachment process, and why he believes voting rights might force filibuster reform.
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Tickets für Lage Live am 17.11.18 in Mainz
Ulf zu Gast in Hamburg an der Bucerius Law School
Zuwanderungs-Kompromiss

Union und SPD einigen sich bei Diesel und Zuwanderung (Süddeutsche Zeitung)
Diesel-Gipfel

Union und SPD einigen sich bei Diesel und Zuwanderung (Süddeutsche Zeitung)
GroKo fordert von Herstellern Hardware-Nachrüstungen und Umtauschprämien (Spiegel online)
Am Ende lacht die Industrie (Zeit online)
Das bringen Nachrüstungen wirklich (Süddeutsche Zeitung)
Diesel-Verlierer juristisch ohne Chance (Frankfurter Allgemeine)
Diesel-Konzept steht: Neue Kaufprämien und Motor-Nachrüstungen (ADAC)
So könnte die Regierung Autohersteller zum Nachrüsten bringen (Spiegel online)
Diesel-Konzepte steht: Neue Kaufprämien und Motor-Nachrüstungen (heise online)
Hambacher Forst

Hambacher Forst darf vorläufig nicht gerodet werden (Justiz-online)
Energieszenario 2030 (Greenpeace)
Deutschland könnte Klimaziele problemlos erreichen (DW)
Warum verfehlt Deutschland seine Klimaziele? (DW)
Braunkohle vom Haibaches Forst wird nicht mehr gebraucht (DW)
Terrorgruppe in Chemnitz

"Bürgerwehr"-Mitglieder in Chemnitz verhaftet (Spiegel online)
Generalbundesanwalt nimmt sechs mutmaßliche Rechtsterroristen fest (Spiegel online)
Wir waren wie Brüder (taz)
Wieso es keinen Rechtsdruck gibt, aber die extreme Rechte trotzdem wächst (T-online)
Wir waren wie Brüder (taz)
Wieso es keinen Rechtsruck gibt, aber die extreme Rechte trotzdem wächst (T-online)
CSU-Abstieg

Die CDU Sachsen bricht mit der politischen Kultur (Der Tagesspiegel)
Söders Partei rutscht auf 33 Prozent – Koalition ohne CSU möglich (Handelsblatt)
Showdown in Bayern – der CSU droht ein Debakel (Handelsblatt)
Söder gibt Großer Koalition die Schuld an CSU-Rekordtief (Spiegel online)
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