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Catholic Law Alumnus Stanley Woodward ’08 Recommended to Fill DC Superior Court Vacancy
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Beauty Comes to Ordinary Times (A Reflection on Christmas)
This edition of the column, "Beauty Comes to Ordinary Times" is a reflection on Christmas -- and the comfort of a messy Christmas tree.
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Alfred Dewayne Brown Awarded Compensation for Wrongful Imprisonment
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Catholic Law Goes Virtual for 38th Annual Alumni Christmas Party
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Contemporary Challenges in American and Global Law Wraps its Fall Season and Looks Forward to the Winter Line-up
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Catholic Law Professor Mark Rienzi Files Suit on Behalf of Archdiocese of Washington, D.C.
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Catholic Law Florida Alumni Celebrate the Season with Virtual Christmas Event
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Catholic Law Concludes Fall Series of Contemporary Challenges in American and Global Law With Discussion on Artificial Intelligence and Intellectual Property
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Catholic Law Visiting Associate Professor Jeremy Kidd Has Been Selected to Present at Public Choice Society Meetings
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Catholic Law Professor Mary Graw Leary Speaks at Event Hosted By United States Ambassadors
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Catholic Law Student and Squire Patton Boggs Fellowship Recipient Brenda Keels (3L) Featured in Squire Patton Boggs Foundation Video
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Contemporary Challenges In American and Global Law Discusses ‘Data Privacy in the US’
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Catholic Law Professor Elizabeth Winston Speaks at Virtual Roundtable Series
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Catholic Law Third-Year Ana Gonzalez Earns HBA-DC Scholarship
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Catholic Law Alumna Christine Luchok Fallon ’77 Has Retired as the Reporter of Decisions for the U.S. Supreme Court
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GKG Law Transportation Principal, Edward D. Greenberg '68, to Retire from Full-Time Practice in December
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Catholic Law and the Jagiellonian University Discuss “The Cloud—A New Legal Frontier”
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Catholic Law Professor Mark Rienzi Makes “2020 Appellate Hot List” With The Becket Fund
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Catholic Law Discusses “Nonprofits in Crisis: Changes to Giving Rules and Politicization”
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Catholic Law Faculty Research Series Presents “U.S. Financial Regulatory Structure: Beneath the Surface of Twin Peaks”
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Immigration and Refugee Advocacy Clinic Helps Client Become U.S. Citizen
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Catholic Law Professor Mary Graw Leary Speaks at ‘Crime Victim Law Conference’
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Catholic Law Alumnus John Adam Wasowicz ’84 Publishes Third Legal Thriller ‘Slaters Lane’
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Faculty Feature Series: Meet Associate Professor Susanna Fischer
At Catholic Law, the faculty are experts in their fields and bring with them an array of diverse perspectives through which they study and approach the law. For Professor Susanna Fischer, her “view of American Law is infused with a comparative perspective because [her] first legal studies, qualification as a lawyer and legal practice all took place in the United Kingdom. Only after practicing for six years in London as a barrister did [she] come to the United States and encounter the study and practice of American law.”
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Catholic Law’s Securities Law Program and Securities Law Students Association Host Discussion with Commissioner Hester Peirce
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Catholic Law’s BLSA and CLS Co-Host Virtual Brown Bag Lunch: The Breonna Taylor Case
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International Law Students Association Presents ‘Experience of Interaction Between the U.N. and Commission on the Status of Women With NGOs’
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Catholic Law’s Tonya Gaskins ’03 Co-Authors Article Published in NALP Bulletin
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Catholic Law Student Organizations Jointly Present ‘COVID Impact on Minority Businesses and Anti-Asian Hate’Law Student Organizations Jointly Present ‘COVID Impact on Minority Businesses and Anti-Asian Hate’
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Catholic Law Goes Virtual for 37th Annual Securities Practice Group Alumni Luncheon
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Catholic Law Professor Roger Hartley’s Forthcoming Book Addresses Topic of National Debate
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Catholic Law Alumnus Marques Banks ’17 Featured in “Washington Lawyer” for Legal Advocacy Work
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Student Spotlight: Meet Third-Year Law Student Patrick Hall
As a student, there is no better way to learn how to navigate and succeed in law school than learning from someone who has been in your shoes, and Catholic Law students go out of their way to help support one another. For third-year law student Patrick Hall, this dynamic has been an important part of his law school experience and he leans into this mission every day through his various roles on campus. “Catholic Law does an excellent job of facilitating mentor-mentee relationships. There are formal mentors, but the informal relationships students forge together are plentiful and strong. That is one of the perks of having a tight-knit legal community.”
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Catholic Law Alumna Michelle Bond ’07 Appointed CEO of the Association For Digital Asset Markets
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Catholic Law Holds Hot Topics in the Law Roundtable: Supreme Court Nominations and Packing the Court
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The Republican National Lawyers Association Presents “Lobbying & American Politics”
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Annual New York City Pub Reception Goes Virtual for Catholic Law Alumni
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Catholic Law Student Groups Join Together to Discuss Diversity in the Legal Profession
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Catholic Law Presents Second Event in the Contemporary Challenges in American and Global Law Web Series
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Catholic Law Alumnus D. Michael Lyles ’94 and Family Appear on Family Feud
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Catholic Law’s Center for Religious Liberty Presents “Religious Liberty at the Supreme Court”
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Catholic Law Professor A.G. Harmon Published in ‘Vita Poetica’
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Catholic Law Celebrates Virtual 26th Annual BLSA Alumni-Student Reception
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Catholic Law Faculty Research Series Continues with “Bargaining for Innovation”
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Catholic Law’s Compliance, Investigations & Corporate Responsibility Program Hosts Webinar on Business Accountability for Human Rights: The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic
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Catholic Law Professors Emeriti Leah Wortham and J.P. “Sandy” Ogilvy Honored with Externships Achievement Award
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The Republic National Law Association and the Democratic Law Students Association Host Joint Hill Experience Career Panel
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Catholic Law Joins with Jagiellonian University in Hosting Webinar: Contemporary Challenges in American & Global Law
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Catholic Law Students Carmita Hedman Sequeira (3L) and Emily Totoro (2L) Conduct Virtual Hearing in D.C. Superior Court
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Catholic Law Professor J. Joel Alicea Moderates Debate at the American Enterprise Institute
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JAG Career Panel Discussion at Catholic Law
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National Mock Trial Team Advances to Sweet Sixteen
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Catholic Law Professor Lucia Silecchia Participates in CUA on Demand: The November Election and Faithful Citizenship
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Catholic Law Professor Roger Colinvaux Quoted in The Washington Post
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Multiple Catholic Law Student Organizations Co-Host “Election Integrity: A Bipartisan Panel Discussion”
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Catholic Law Professor Roger Colinvaux Quoted Regarding the Donor-Advised Funds in Giving
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Panelists Discuss International Trade at Inaugural DMV APALSA Coalition Event
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Faculty Feature Series: Meet Professor Lucia Silecchia
At Catholic Law, the faculty is dedicated to providing a top rate legal education that is committed to the dignity of each human person; care for the poor, the neglected, and the vulnerable; and the obligation of love for one another. For Professor Lucia Silecchia, though her areas of focus appear varied, “the common thread through them all is that they ask questions related to our responsibility for the people and things that are entrusted to our care.”
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Catholic Law Third-Year Kelechi Eke Awarded J. Franklyn Bourne Scholarship
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Catholic Law Alumna Grace Chan ’05 Promoted to Partner at Liebert Cassidy Whitmore
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Catholic Law Student Josh Perez (4E) Published in ‘The CCA Voice’
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Catholic Law’s Tonya Gaskins ’03 and Kiva Zytnick Featured in Equal Justice Works Webinar
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Catholic Law Dean Stephen C. Payne Quoted by “Catholic News Agency” in Connection with the Nomination of Judge Amy Coney Barrett
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Catholic Law Reunion Weekend 2020 Kicks Off with Women and the Law Panel Featuring Alumna Roberta “Bobbi” Liebenberg ’75
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The Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law Celebrates the 2020 Distinguished Alumni Awards Recipients
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Catholic Law Partners with American Bar Association and George Mason for a Virtual “Campus Visit Series” Event
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Catholic Law Professor Emeritus Clifford Fishman Reflects on Statues and American Evaluation of National Heroes in Recent “Washington Jewish Week”
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Catholic Law’s Law and Technology Institute Alumni Association Celebrates with Virtual Pay it Forward Event
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Catholic Law Professor Roger Colinvaux Quoted Regarding New Changes in Charitable Giving
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Catholic Law Students Partner with Howard Law Students to Protect the Vote
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Catholic Law Students Monica Sameni (3L) and Samantha Rogers (3L) Receive Favorable Ruling on Case in Prince George’s County Court
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The Law and Technology Institute (LTI) Hosts Virtual Discussion on “Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Innovation”
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Catholic Law Professor Mary Graw Leary Weighs in on National Conversation Regarding Breonna Taylor Decision
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Why Catholic Law: A Moment With The Honorable William T. Newman
At Catholic Law, the alumni remain a connected and caring part of the community—sharing a commitment to academic achievement and the pursuit of justice, mercy, and humble service with our law students. For The Honorable William T. Newman ’77, that pursuit is deeply important to the next generation of lawyers. “I think law students today have an important opportunity to get directly involved in helping to change the system, to make the system more open and welcoming and fair, to all people. That is such an important thing. We go to law school because we are talking about justice and laws being equally applied to everyone, and I think more than ever this is an exciting time to be there on the forefront to make sure that things are done in an equitable way and all are treated fairly.”
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Catholic Law Faculty Research Presentation Series with Presentation By Mark Osler
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Catholic Law Student Lauren Sormani (3L) Marks First Anniversary of Ataxia Awareness Day With Exciting News
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Faculty Feature Series: Meet Professor Emeritus George P. Smith II
At Catholic Law, the faculty is dedicated to providing a connected, focused, and practical legal education. For Professor Emeritus George P. Smith, that means bridging his scholarly interests with his teachings to provide students with opportunities to see law in action. “Reading cases and then testing the rules deriving from them in ‘the marketplace of ideas’ (i.e., life), is the best way to teach and to understand what law is, and at the same time, learn ways to make law more adaptive to efforts to work toward the achievement of a level of social justice in contemporary society.”
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Catholic Law Alumnus Edward H. Meyers ’05 Confirmed To Serve as Judge on United States Court of Federal Claims
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Catholic Law Professor Lucia Silecchia Participates in Virtual Program Hosted by Fordham University
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Catholic Law Alumnus Jeremy Moss ’07 Releases New Book ‘The Life and Tryals of the Gentleman Pirate, Major Stede Bonnet’
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Catholic Law Student Maggie McCabe (4E) Featured in Norwegian news outlet Verdens Gang While Mourning the Loss of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
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Catholic Law Alumni Profile: Jason Wesoky ’01
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Catholic Law Federalist Society Presents a Virtual Constitution Day Discussion
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Faculty Feature Series: Meet Dean and Knights of Columbus Professor of Law Stephen C. Payne
At Catholic Law, the faculty brings the full breadth of their experiences as practitioners into their classrooms. Dean Stephen C. Payne, who will be teaching criminal law to first-years this fall, credits his early career in the Army JAG Corps for his strong foundation as a practitioner. “I started off as a JAG Corps prosecutor. I really appreciate having that foundation. In the Army working general crimes, you are much more like a local prosecutor in that role. That gave me great skills and taught me how to be a lawyer, so when I went into private practice and worked on complex, sophisticated corporate crimes and corporate criminal investigations, I was good. That experience was a good foundation.”
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Student Spotlight: Meet Third-Year Evening Student Tamara Smith
At Catholic Law, our students are driven. For third-year, evening student Tamara Smith, that means pursuing her passions—as a law student, a full-time employee at the Administrative Office of the United States Courts, a fierce proponent of pro bono work, and as a pageant queen. Smith exhibits gratitude for the opportunity to pursue all facets of her dreams, and shared, there couldn't be a "better time for me to be a D.C. pageant holder and also be in law school, and also be working full-time—it all kind of came together."
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Catholic Law Alumnus Mark J. Beachy ’99 Joins Kinsale Capital Group, Inc. As Lead of Claims Operations
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Catholic Law’s Securities Law Student Association Hosts Start of Year Information Panel
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National Mock Trial Team Prepares for 2020-21 Competition Season
Catholic Law’s National Mock Trial Team begins preparing for the upcoming season, which will be unlike any other before it. Following the selection of its newest members and their annual training camp, team members are now getting ready for a fall of virtual trial competitions, during which they will compete against the best programs in the country.
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Faculty Feature Series: Meet Clinical Professor A.G. Harmon
At Catholic Law, the faculty incorporate lessons from multiple disciplines to their teaching . For Professor A.G. Harmon, that means connecting his passion for writing with the law. “I began teaching when I was pursuing my doctorate in English literature. I started out teaching writing, as I have always published fiction and essays, and that translated well when I made my way into teaching legal courses. All of these disciplines have a lot in common.”
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Rejoicing in Ordinary Times (A Column About Hope in a Year of Sorrows)
This column, called "Rejoicing in Ordinary Times" is a reflection on the ways in which both joys and sorrows are inextricably intertwined in our lives -- and how we might help each other navigate both.
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Catholic Law Professor Mark Rienzi Quoted Regarding Upcoming Religious Liberty Supreme Court Hearings
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Catholic Law Among D.C. Law Schools Featured in Recent “Washington Lawyer” Article
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Faculty Feature Series: Meet Professor Megan La Belle
At Catholic Law, the faculty know the importance of preparing for pressure. For Professor Megan La Belle, “Law school is stressful, law school is difficult, and everyone is under a lot of pressure. But, part of law school and part of becoming a good lawyer is learning how to handle that pressure and that stress because you are going to experience that as a lawyer and in your life.”
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An Introduction to Federal Career Opportunities in Tax Law
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Catholic Law Alumnus Kevin Kramp ’02 Appointed Deputy General Counsel for the Farm Credit Administration
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Faculty Feature Series: Meet Visiting Associate Professor Jeremy Kidd
At Catholic Law, the faculty is committed to making an impact on their communities and the world. For Visiting Associate Professor Jeremy Kidd, the ability to understand how rules and regulations affect those they are created to serve is an important part of being a lawyer. “I’ve seen how important the rules we choose to regulate business have a much larger impact on people’s lives than we realize[…] I realized I could have a greater impact on the world if I learned and taught those principles to the next generation of world leaders.”
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Catholic Law Professor Roger Colinvaux Cited In Discussion Surrounding Universities' Tax-Exempt Status
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First-Year Law Students Inducted into Columbus School of Law
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The Law School Welcomes First-Year Students With Virtual CUA Law Orientation 2020
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Catholic Law Professor Mary Graw Leary Participates in Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe Roundtable
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Catholic Law Professor Sarah Duggin Cited in Recent “PolitiFact” Article Regarding Democratic Vice-Presidential Pick Kamala Harris
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Faculty Feature Series: Meet Professor Cara H. Drinan
At Catholic Law, the faculty are passionate about their work. For Professor Cara H. Drinan, the experience she gained while working in private practice led to her commitment to criminal justice reform. “My scholarship explores the various ways in which our criminal justice system is broken, including the over-policing of poor, minority communities and schools, disparate access to counsel, and the uniquely American practice of extreme prison sentences. I’m especially interested in reforms that keep children out of the criminal system and respond instead to rehabilitative needs.”
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As a Finale to Its Virtual Discussion Series, Catholic Law Explores COVID-19 and Professional Responsibility: Pandemic Impact on Lawyers’ Pro Bono Work
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The Catholic University Law Review Announces the Members of Volume 70
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Faculty Feature Series: Meet Professor Antonio Perez
At Catholic Law, the faculty examines all sides of an argument. For Professor Antonio Perez, the ability to see an argument from different perspectives is a crucial skill for a good lawyer and advocate. “The capacity to understand the other side’s argument or position better than they understand it themselves is the key to superior legal practice, whether it’s in advocacy, counseling, or dealmaking. It requires a lot of empathy and open-mindedness and the ability to keep on thinking about problems from every possible perspective. That means learning how to listen and ask questions that enable you to see why people, especially the ones with whom you disagree, think what they think and want what they want.”
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Catholic Law Alumnus Peter Kim ’20 Eagerly Awaits Upcoming Publication
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Catholic Law’s Building Earns Top 20 Ranking in Law School Building Survey
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Catholic Law Virtual Series Explores COVID-19 and Legal Implications for the Fashion Industry
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Catholic Law Alumnus Ed Sisk ’88 to Stay on as Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board
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Catholic Law Professor Mark Rienzi Analyzes SCOTUS Decisions and Religious Liberty
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Catholic Law Professor Antonio Perez Quoted in “Catholic News Agency” in Regard to the Reach of International Criminal Court
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Catholic Law Alumna Katelyn Holbrook ’19 Joins JDKatz, P.C. As Estate Planning and Litigation Associate
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Catholic Law Alumnus Michael Chen ’03 Has Joined Parker Poe’s Charlotte Office
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Catholic Law Web Series Continues with a Virtual Discussion of COVID-19 and Rescuing Small Business
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Catholic Law Professor Megan La Belle Weighs in on Patent Infringement Case
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Catholic Law Professor Antonio Perez Participates in Annual State Department Meeting
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Catholic Law Alumnus Alex Kalim ’14 Sworn in as Assistant United States Attorney for the Middle District of Georgia
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Catholic Law Alumnus Robert Salzer ’04 Named Fellow of American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers
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Catholic Law Alumnus Stefan Marculewicz ’93 Appointed to Independent Mexico Labor Expert Board
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“Covid-19 & the Law” Series Discusses Covid-19 and Caring for Elderly Communities
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Catholic Law Alumnus Marc Liebscher ’06 Comments on the Wirecard Scandal
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Catholic Law Professor Emeritus Clifford Fishman Published in Recent ‘Washington Jewish Week’
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Catholic Law Alumnus Dan Kane ’15 Spoke on Recent Episode of “The Big Bid Theory Podcast”
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Catholic Law Professor Cara Drinan Announced as New Member of The American Law Institute
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Catholic Law Professor Roger Colinvaux Quoted in Regard to Charitable Deductions
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Planning for Ordinary Times (A Column About Uncertainty ...)
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COVID-19 and the Law Continues with a Virtual Discussion on COVID-19 and Corporate Responsibility
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Catholic Law Alumna Ellen Rattigan Jessen ’90 Appointed to the Twelfth Judicial District Court of New Mexico
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Catholic Law Professor Mark Rienzi Wins Two Supreme Court Decisions in Favor of Religious Liberty
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COVID-19 and the Law: A Virtual Discussion Series at Catholic Law
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Catholic Law Alumna The Honorable Maureen Lamasney ’76 Named Co-Chair of Police Reform Task Force
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A Virtual Discussion of COVID-19 and the Criminal Justice System
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A Gentleman and A Scholar: Remembering Ralph J. Rohner '63
On June 11, 2020, Professor Emeritus and former Dean Ralph J. Rohner '63 passed away. It is hard to capture in words what Ralph has meant to The Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law, but he made it obvious to all by the way he lived what the Law School meant to him and his family. He and his beloved wife Monica have been some of the greatest champions of our school in its history.
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Will Jawando's '07 Appearance at a Gaithersburg, Maryland, Protest and His Work as a Member of the Montgomery County Council featured in The Washington Post
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The CUA Lawyer 2020 Supplement is Here
The CUA Lawyer 2020 Supplement is now available online. In this supplement, we share with you the 2019 Distinguished Alumni Awards recipients, some reflections on the impact of the novel coronavirus, the hard work of our Students Public Interest Law (SPIL), and more.
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Catholic Law Welcomes Joel Alicea to the Faculty
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An Interview with Richard M. Starr '79, a 2019 Distinguished Alumni Award Winner
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Catholic Law Alumnus Craig Trainor ’05 Appointed to The New York Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights
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An Interview with the Honorable Elizabeth M. Timothy '89, a 2019 Distinguished Public Service Award Winner
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An Interview with Chris R. Concannon '94, a 2019 Distinguished Alumni Award Winner
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An Interview with Donald W. Farley '69, a 2019 William Callyhan Robinson Award Winner
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An Interview with Michelle W. Lease '14, a 2019 Distinguished Recent Alumni Award Winner
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An Interview with Clarence E. Martin III '74, a 2019 Distinguished Alumni Award Winner
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An Interview with Paul M. Bisaro '89, a 2019 Distinguished Alumni Award Winner
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Catholic Law Student Christine Lorica (2L) Awarded the 2020 Robert E. Wone Fellowship
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Catholic Law Alumna Amanda Weaver ’04 Named Assistant Vice President of John Hancock’s Government Relations
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“Connect with the Catholic Law Community” Web Series Continues with Catholic Law Alumnus Chris Concannon ’94
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Remembering Professor Emeritus Ralph J. Rohner '63
On June 11, 2020, Professor Emeritus and former Dean Ralph J. Rohner '63 passed away. It is hard to capture in words what Ralph has meant to The Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law, but he made it obvious to all by the way he lived what the Law School meant to him and his family. He and his beloved wife Monica have been some of the greatest champions of our school in its history.
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Catholic Law Families and the Law Clinic Partners with Clinics at Georgetown and GW in Developing Domestic Violence Hotline
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Catholic Law Alumnus Francis “Pete” Jones, Jr. ’82 Confirmed to Delaware Superior Court Bench
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Catholic Law Graduate Kenny Walters ’20 Reflects on His Time at Catholic Law and His Experience as a First-Generation Student
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Catholic Law Professor A.G. Harmon Published in ‘Dappled Things’
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“Connect with the Catholic Law Community” Web Series Features Catholic Law Alumna Lee Carosi Dunn ’01
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Catholic Law Professor Antonio Perez Quoted in The Catholic World Report
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A Message from Dean Payne on the Death of Mr. George Floyd
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Catholic Law Graduate Michael Nemcik ’20 Eager to Begin Work in the Federal Communications Commission’s Attorney Honors Program
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“Connect with the Catholic Law Community” Web Series Continues with Catholic Law Alumna Assistant Dean Tonya Gaskins ’03
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Catholic Law Alumna Catherine “Katie” Bertram ’89 Appears on Recent Episode of ‘Great Trials Podcast’
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National Trial Team Recaps School Year, Looks Ahead to Fall
The National Trial Team’s 2019-2020 season wrapped up following a semi-final finish at the National Online Trial Advocacy Competition. The result capped another successful year of competition for the team, during which they finished as finalists at both the Summit Cup trial competition in Colorado last October and the National Trial Competition regionals in February. The end of the year also meant graduation for trial team veterans Jennifer Brooker, Vania Smith, April Currey, and Taylor Dontje.
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Catholic Law Graduate Elisabeth Daigle '20 Set to Begin E.D. White Fellowship at the Louisiana Department of Justice
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The Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law Celebrates the 131st Graduating Class with its First Virtual Degree Conferral Ceremony
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Catholic Law Pro Bono Program Boasts Increased Student Participation
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“Connect with the Catholic Law Community” Web Series Continues with Catholic Law Alumna Deborah Watson-Stokes ’90
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Catholic Law Hosts Virtual Event for Capitol Hill and Other Government Agencies Alumni
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Celebrating Catholic Law's Class of 2020 Graduates Entering Public Service
Service is at the core of the Columbus School of Law’s mission. The law school believes that each student has the ethical responsibility to advance the public interest and increase access to justice. This year, Catholic Law is especially proud of our 2020 graduates who will begin their legal career in furtherance of the public good.
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Catholic Law Alumnus Christopher J. Mutimer ’12 Assists Clients with New Social Distancing Laws While Providing Legal Services amid Stay-At-Home Orders
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Republican Women for Progress, Co-founded by Catholic Law Alumna Jennifer Pierotti Lim ’10, Featured in Last Month’s ABA Journal
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"Thanks, Class of 2020, for Our Ordinary Times" (A Column for This Most Unusual of Graduation Seasons ....)
This column, called "Thanks, Class of 2020, for Our Ordinary Times" is a note to this year's graduating classes -- classes who will not have their traditional farewell celebrations.
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Columbus Community Legal Services Continues Takoma Park Webinars Discussing Taxpayer Rights
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Catholic Law Alumna Esperanza Sanchez ’18 Recognized as Frontline Hero by wtopnews
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“Connect with the Catholic Law Community” Web Series Kicks off with Catholic Law Alumnus Brendan Carr ’05
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Columbus Community Legal Services Partners With Takoma Park for Informational Webinar
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Catholic Law Professor Mark Rienzi Weighs in on Religious Freedom Case for the Little Sisters of the Poor
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Catholic Law Alumnus Dan Kane ’15 Utilizes New Firm to Address Current Challenges Facing Small Businesses
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Catholic Law Alumnus Timothy Trysla ’02 Recognized by JD Supra With 2020 "Readers’ Choice Awards"
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Catholic Law Alumnus John Morgan ’13 Sworn in as Air Force JAG Officer
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Catholic Law Alumnus Stockton Banfield ’06 Helping Small Businesses Affected By State-Mandated Shutdowns
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Catholic Law Student Mercedes Wilson-Barthes (1L) Receives 2020 Squire Patton Boggs Public Policy Fellowship
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Catholic Law Student Brenda Keels (2L) Receives 2020 Squire Patton Boggs Public Policy Fellowship
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Ordinary Times in St. John Paul II’s Hometown (A Column for St. John Paul II's 100th Birthday on May 18 ....)
This column, called "Ordinary Times in St. John Paul II's Hometown" is a reflection in honor of Pope John Paul II's 100th birthday on May 18. It shares some thoughts on the ordinary places in his hometown that shaped his life -- and taught me some lessons about my own.
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Catholic Law Alumnus John Sten ’95 Announced as Partner at Armstrong Teasdale Boston Firm
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Catholic Law Alumna Roberta Liebenberg ’75 Recognized as the Philadelphia 2020 Lawyer of the Year by Best Lawyers for her work in Antitrust Law
Catholic Law Alumna Roberta Liebenberg ’75 has been recognized by Best Lawyers as a 2020 Lawyer of the Year, for work in Antitrust Law in the Philadelphia area.
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The Catholic Law VITA Program Nationally Recognized Amidst Pandemic
The Columbus Community Legal Services Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program was one of 12 programs selected to be nationally recognized and the only program selected from the DMV area.
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Catholic Law Students Respond to Pandemic by Supporting Their Communities with Pro Bono Efforts
As Catholic Law students navigate a new reality and their own challenges, they still prioritize helping others in need.
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Catholic Law Reflects on the Community’s Response to COVID-19
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Catholic Law Student Organizations Announce Leadership Positions for the 2020-2021 Academic Year
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Catholic Law Professor Father Raymond O’Brien Amongst Those Honored by Georgetown Law’s 2020 Teaching Awards
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Catholic Law Lecturer Daniel Zachem Receives Part-Time Faculty Award
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Catholic Law Alumnus Bart Lambergman ’19 Leads NCAA Division I Athletics Director Working Groups During Turbulent Time in College Athletics
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Catholic Law Professor Marshall Breger Weighs in on the Power of the President During a Pandemic
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Catholic Law Faculty, Student, and Staff Participate in 5th Annual Catholic University Research Day
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Catholic Law Trial Team Continues Success In Quarantine
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Catholic Law Alumna Jessica Springsteen ’05 Uses Her Degree to Focus on Energy and Infrastructure Projects World-Wide
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Catholic Law Alumna Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly ’68 Ruled in Favor of DC Inmates in Coronavirus Risk Lawsuit
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Catholic Law Professor Cara H. Drinan Discusses ‘Clemency in a Time of COVD-19’ in Recent Op-Ed
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Despite Unprecedented Circumstances, Catholic Law Moot Court Association Recognizes First Amendment Seigenthaler-Sutherland Cup Competitors
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Catholic Law Professor Antonio Perez Featured on Radio Interview about Venezuela and the U.S. Indictment
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Law School Dean Stephen C. Payne Quoted in Regard to Chloroquine Donation to the United States
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Recent Article Highlights the Work of Catholic Law Alumnus Chima Okoli ’17
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The Catholic University Community Eagerly Anticipates 5th Annual Research Day
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Catholic Law Alumna Catherine Hanaway ’90 Named Husch Blackwell’s First Female Chair
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Catholic Law Evening Student Published in The Merton Seasonal
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Catholic Law Alumnus and Board of Visitors Member James McDonald ’69 Strives to Distribute Critical Supplies Amidst Mounting Health Crisis
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Catholic Law Alumnus Matthew Keller ’10 Goes Beyond the Business Day to Support His Community
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Catholic Law Alumnus Joseph Kano ’13 Fights to Protect Immigrant Rights Despite Ongoing Pandemic
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Catholic Law Alumna Sanchelle Charles ’14 Meets Global Uncertainty with the Importance of Making an Impact
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Catholic Law Alumnus Ariel Gonzalez ’07 Advocates for Women and Children Amid Global Crisis
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Catholic Law Alumna Yoliara Ramos ’16 Advocates for Survivors Despite Challenges Brought About by Health Crisis
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Ordinary People in Extraordinary Times (A Column of Thanks .....)
In these sad and difficult times, one bright spot has been the extraordinary efforts of so many to place themselves at the service of neighbors -- and strangers. Pope Francis himself recognized these "ordinary people" in his prayer for the world last week.
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Catholic Law Professor Roger Colinvaux Quoted in Regard to Stimulus Package
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Catholic Law Alumnus Ariel Gonzalez ’07 Named Senior Vice-President of Policy and Government Relations for March of Dimes
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A Message from Dean Payne on the US News Rankings
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The Work of Catholic Law Alumnus Brian Stolarz ’98 to be Featured in Netflix Docuseries
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Disruption Comes to Ordinary Times
For someone who writes about things that are ordinary, these past days have been anything but that. So, I share with you the 29th column in the "On Ordinary Times" series. But, this one, called "Disruption Comes to Ordinary Times," is about the extraordinary times in which we find ourselves and the way this has reminded me of all I take for granted.
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Catholic Law Alumnus William Phelan ’07 Named President of the Board of Catholic Charities Appeal
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Catholic Law Professor Mary Graw Leary Testifies Before the Senate Committee on the Judiciary
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Responding to the Novel Coronavirus: Catholic University is moving classes online starting March 18
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Catholic Law Evening Division Students Gather With Alumni Networking Event in D.C.
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Catholic Law Alumni Meet with Dean Stephen Payne in the City of Brotherly Love
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Catholic Law Alumna Deanna A. Labriola ’01 Joins Fox Rothschild LLP as Partner
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Catholic Law Professor Roger Colinvaux Recently Quoted in Bloomberg Tax
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Catholic Law Alumni Enjoy Lunch with Dean Stephen C. Payne at Hogan Lovells
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Catholic Law Hosts Social Media and Legal Practice: A Transition to Practice Panel
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Catholic Law and FCBA Host 26th Annual National Telecommunications and Technology Moot Court Competition
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Catholic Law Alumnus Christopher Conte ’88 to be Inducted into NHHS Hall of Fame
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Catholic Law Moot Court Team Wins Third Annual Ellen A. (Nell) Hennessy Employee Benefits Competition
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Catholic Law’s Law and Technology Institute Hosts Lecture Series with Nicholas Beizer ’99
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Catholic Law Professor Roger Colinvaux Joins Panel on “Taxes and the Future of Philanthropy”
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A Bonus Day of Ordinary Time
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Students from San Miguel School Learn What It Takes to be a Lawyer at Catholic Law
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Catholic Law Federalist Society Presents “Abortion and Democracy”
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Catholic Law and the Journal of Law and Technology Hosts the 2020 Spring Symposium
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Catholic Law Professor Mary Graw Leary Spoke at Congressional Briefing Focused on Human Trafficking Victims
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Catholic Law’s Center for Religious Liberty Presents: “Religious Liberty and nondiscrimination: Are We On a Collision Course?”
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Student Scholars Series Presentation from Rebecca Schisler Reflects on the Clean Water Act and the Potential for Progress
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Catholic Law Welcomes Guests to Opening of “Lawyers Without Rights: Jewish Lawyers in Germany under the Third Reich”
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Catholic Law Part-time/Evening Program Students Anita Alanko and Jennifer Galstad Compete as Semi-Finalists in the J.D. Division of the 19th Annual Law Student Tax Challenge
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Catholic Law Trial Team is Finalist at Regional Qualifier
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The Catholic Law Community Supported Its Students at the 29th Annual Students for Public Interest Law Auction
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Catholic Law 1L’s Impress at SoapBox Competition
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Members of Catholic Law’s Students for Public Interest Law Come Together with The Weissman Family
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Catholic Law Professor Cara Drinan Hosts Guest Speakers in Criminal Procedure Class
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Catholic Law Alumni Event in Downtown D.C. Brings Together Those on The Hill
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Catholic Law Alumni Welcome Dean Stephen C. Payne at San Diego Luncheon
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Catholic Law Alumnus Rob Stein ’01 Appointed Chief Public Policy Officer of InterDigital
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Catholic Law Professor Mary Graw Leary Presents Paper at Antonin Scalia Law School
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Catholic Law Prepares for 2020 National Trial Competition Regional Qualifiers
Catholic Law’s National Trial Team is set to compete in their regional qualifier for the National Trial Competition, which will be held this weekend at the American University Law School.Read More -
Catholic Law Moot Court Team of Alex Catiggay (3L) and Caleb Holland (2L) Places Top Four at Immigration Law Competition
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Catholic Law’s Securities Law Program Presents “Myths and Realities: Modernizing Proxy Rules”
Commissioner Elad L. Roisman, Securities and Exchange Commission, discussed proposed updates to proxy rules and regulations during a talk entitled Myths and Realities: Modernizing the Proxy Rules at Catholic Law.
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Catholic Law Professor Mary Graw Leary Shared Her Work at Recent Louisiana Law Review Symposium
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Student Scholars Series Presentation from Claudia Shannon (3L) Asks the Question: Are DNA Websites Becoming Universal Databases?
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Moot Court Participation Helps Students with Their Careers
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Catholic University Law Review Presents Military Justice Symposium
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"I Do Solemnly Swear": 15 Catholic Law Alumni Sworn into the D.C. Bar
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The Law and Technology Institute Alumni Association Gathered for a State of the Institute Luncheon
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Catholic Law’s Women’s Law Caucus and Morgan Lewis Collaborate on SoulCycle Event in Downtown D.C.
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Catholic Law Students Honor Martin Luther King Jr. in Annual Day of Service
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First-Year Catholic Law Students Learn More About The CUA Law Advantage Mentor Program
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Catholic Law Students Hold First Hot Topics in the Law Roundtable of the New Year: Presidential Impeachment
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Catholic Law Alumnus Judge Charles Gill ’64 Collaborates on Amazon Best Seller, Death by Cop
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Catholic Law Professor Mark Rienzi Quoted in Reference to Religious Liberty Supreme Court Hearing
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Catholic Law Alumna Susan E. Burke '97 Appointed Liberty Mutual Re's Vice President and Director of Assumed Reinsurance
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Catholic Law Alumna Bridget S. McCabe ’10 Has Been Elected as a New Partner in BakerHostetler's Litigation Group
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Catholic Law Alumna Eileen Brown ’93 Named Managing Partner of Thompson Coburn LLP
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Catholic Law Alumna Molly Reynolds Fitzgerald ’86 Appointed to the New York State Appellate Division of the Supreme Court
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Liz Ulan ‘19 Commissioned to the United States Coast Guard
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Catholic Law Professor Roger Colinvaux Acted as Discussion Group Moderator and Speaker at the 2020 Association of American Law Schools Annual Meeting
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Catholic Law Professors Megan La Belle and Heidi M. Schooner Add Insight at Association of American Law Schools Annual Meeting Discussion Group
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