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The Summons : Magazine of the Law students' society of Victoria
Peter; Hyams, Anthony; Connor, Chris Zablud (Paperback) Law Students' Society 1967
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Mock Trial "Showdown" at Widener Law
Judge Renee Cardwell Hughes, former Homicide judge of the Court of Common Pleas and current CEO of the Southeastern District of Pennsylvania Chapter for the American Red Cross, Fortunato (Fred) Perri, high-profile defense attorney, named "Super Lawyer" by Philadelphia Magazine from 2004-2009, and Carlos Vega, Assistant District Attorney for the Homicide Division of the Philadelphia District Attorney's office, joined Widener University School of Law and Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity International, to perform a mock trial on Tuesday, October 25.
The event was open to the public and followed the guidelines of the 2010 Phi Alpha Delta National Mock Trial Packet. This packet includes a high-profile defendant, an owner of a large finance company, a young immigrant "victim", and an undiscovered body.
Perri and Vega displayed how to conduct a murder trial, while putting on an impressive show of the techniques and skills they have acquired during their careers. More than 150 students attended, including some of Judge Hughes' Villanova University Law School students. The event was held in Ruby Vale Courtroom, which is the largest venue at Widener University School of Law’s Delaware Campus. This courtroom has housed events such as Delaware Supreme Court Arguments and nationally televised Congressional debates.
Lawctopus » RMLNLU's Unus Unorum Magazine Invites ...
The Unus Unorum is a student lead initiative to further literary and creative skills of students. Founded in September 2011, the magazine supports original contributions to “implement innovative projects that promote the expressions of people with a different vision”.
Founded by RMLNLU students Namit Saksena (Founder and Publishing Editor) who was later joined by Pratik Chandra, Unus Unorum shall be a socio legal magazine with the consequent issues to be released on a quarterly basis.
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UT Law Magazine – Six students named Public Service Scholars ...
Six students have been selected to serve as Public Service Scholars for the 2011–2012 year with the William Wayne Justice Center for Public Interest Law at the University of Texas School of Law.
The Law School awards scholarships each year to a group of outstanding students with a demonstrated commitment to studying, promoting, and working in public service. Each student receives a $4,000 scholarship and works closely with the Justice Center on public-service initiatives. “We are pleased to support this impressive group of scholars, who are already leaders in the public service arena both inside and outside the Law School,” said Eden Harrington, Director of the Justice Center.
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Freshly baked “Unus Unorum”: A magazine by law studentsBar & Bench - Dec 31, 1969
“Unus Unorum” meaning “First among equals” a student's initiated socio legal magazine committed to advance people's human rights by building leadership and strengthening youth led movements. The magazine further seeks to enable young people's abilityWindy City Times - Dec 31, 1969
Lambda Legal and the Idaho Safe Schools Coalition praised a Boise-area school district for approving a student-club policy that eliminated a new requirement that students get parental permission to participate in clubs and other restrictions that would
Brandywine East Community News - Dec 31, 1969
More than 150 students attended, including some of Judge Hughes' Villanova University Law School students. The event was held in Ruby Vale Courtroom, which is the largest venue at Widener University School of Law's Delaware Campus.CNN - Dec 31, 1969
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