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Catholic Law Shares in the Spirit of the Season
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Professor Roger Colinvaux was quoted in Bloomberg
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Professor Marshall Breger's Op-ed in Moment Magazine Discusses the SCOTUS Decision in Kennedy v. Bremerton School District
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Kathy Hochul '83 Becomes First Woman Elected Governor of New York
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Lecturer Bradford Kelley Featured on a Recent Episode of the ‘Gray Matters’ Podcast About Regulating Artificial Intelligence
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A Book Discussion Addressing the Holocaust, the Cold War, and Ukraine
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Gina Clark Hayes '93 has Recently Published a New Book, Planted By The River: Transformative Hope
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Catholic Law Students Take a Study Break for the 29th Annual Pancake Supper
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Catholic Law's Office of Career and Professional Development Hosts a Series of On-Campus Employer Spotlights
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Professor Roger Colinvaux was quoted in Bloomberg Markets
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Visiting Associate Professor Riofrio Gave a Lecture on "The Right to Home" at the School of Architecture and Planning
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Philip Gregory (Greg) Hilton '95 named clerk of the Court of Appeals of Maryland
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Catholic Law Community Celebrates Annual Christmas Tree Lighting
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Meet 2022 Columbus School of Law Distinguished Alumni Award Recipient Michael Heyl ’02
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Meet 2022 Columbus School of Law Distinguished Alumni Award Recipient Andrew Palmieri ’87
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Meet 2022 Columbus School of Law Distinguished Public Service Award Recipient Andrea Vavonese ’97
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Meet 2022 William Callyhan Robinson Alumni Award Recipient Robert Budelman ’62
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Professor Marshall Breger's Administrative Law Class Hears Oral Arguments at The Supreme Court Of The United States
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Catholic Law's 2022 Toast Our Troops Benefited Veterans on the Rise
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Catholic Law's Director of the Center for Law and the Human Person, Elizabeth R. Kirk, Delivers 2022 Mirror of Justice Lecture
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Three Professors From Catholic Law Are Published in the Notre Dame Law Review
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Fr. Robert Boxie Shares His Quest for the Truth
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Catholic Law's Federalist Society Holds a Discussion on the Status of the Second Amendment
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The Law and Public Policy Program Hosts Election 2022: What Happened? What's Next?
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Catholic's Law Immigrant & Refugee Advocacy Clinic Partners With Other DMV Law Schools to Support Local Afghan Refugees
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Lecturer Bradford Kelley and Catholic University Alumnus Lance Casimir Publish Law Review Article on Artificial Intelligence and Employment Discrimination in the University of Miami Law Review
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Professor Emeritus Clifford Fishman Publishes A Student's Guide to Relevance, Character, Habit, and Impeachment
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Lecturer Bradford Kelley Publishes New Law Review Article on Employment Discrimination Against Military Members in the Penn State Law Review
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Visiting Associate Professor Juan Carlos Riofrio Presented at the International Congress of Administrative Law
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Lecturer Monte A. Jackel is Quoted on Abusive Partnership Transactions in ‘Tax Notes’
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Catholic Law Professor Lucia A. Silecchia’s latest edition of ‘On Ordinary Times’ Reflects on Veterans Day
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Business Ethics and Corporate Responsibility are on Display in an Article Coauthored by Professor Sarah H. Duggin
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Catholic Law’s Professional Development Program Provides 1Ls with Opportunities to Develop the Critical Skills to Stand Out in Their Legal Careers
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Elizabeth Kirk's Op-ed Looks at the Midterm Elections and the Abortion Policies Politicians are Supporting
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The Happy Transition from Law School to Law Firm with Scott Watkins
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Students, Faculty, and Staff Return to the Field For the Fourth Annual Cardinal Classic
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Lecturer Monte A. Jackel Publishes an Article in ‘Tax Notes’ On Partnership Tax Avoidance
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Cybersecurity for the Public Policy Lawyer: Protecting Yourself in a World of Digital Threats
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Catholic Law's Mary Graw Leary Interviewed Regarding the Protective Rights of Incarcerated Individuals
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Mark Rienzi's article, The Peril and Promise of Administrative Law for Religious Freedom, was published by Mosaic
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CIT and AEI Discuss the Question: Is the Administrative State Morally Legitimate?
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Catholic Law Hosts National Italian American Bar Association’s Annual Board Meeting
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Megan Stull '03 Receives the 2022 LTIAA Pay It Forward Award
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Taylor Costanzo '22 is the Recipient of the 2022 Alvin D. Lurie Memorial Award from the American College of Employee Benefits Counsel
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Professor J. Joel Alicea spoke at St. John's Law and Wisconsin Law
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Professor Lucia Silecchia Discusses the Beauty (and Ugliness) of the Law
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Mary Elliott '99 Discusses the Importance of Curating History to Share the Story of the Power of the Human Spirit in Netflix's Descendant
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Catholic Law Hosts Conference on Environmental, Social, and Governance Investing Under the Federal Securities Laws
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Lecturer Monte A. Jackel Publishes a Letter to the Editor in ‘Tax Notes’
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Catholic Law Faculty Research Colloquium Considers “A Human Rights Perspective on the Geopolitics of Food Insecurity” with Professor Robert Destro
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The Role of the Prosecutor in the Criminal Justice System with U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, Matthew Graves
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Faith in Action Series Kicks Off With “Reflections on Integrating a Life of Faith and a Legal Vocation”
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Catholic Law's Ground Floor Renovation Project is Underway
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Catholic Law Professor Roger Colinvaux Presents Paper at the National Center on Philanthropy and the Law
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Military and National Security Law Students Association and the Office of Career and Professional Development Co-Host JAG Corps Career Panel
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Catholic Law Professors Lucia Silecchia and Asma Uddin Participate in Notre Dame Law Review Symposium
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The 2023 Judicial Clerkship Opinion Writing Conference - Applications Open Until December 1, 2022
The Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law welcomes applications to its Third Annual Judicial Clerkship Opinion Writing Conference, to be held February 23-25, 2023. The 2023 conference will take place in person on our campus.
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A Discussion Surrounding Congressional Ethics Hosted by the Law and Public Policy Program at Catholic Law
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CIT and The Georgetown Center for the Constitution Co-Host an Evening Discussion, "Towards Nondelegation Doctrines"
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CIT Presents “Originalism and the Catholic Intellectual Tradition: A Jurist's Perspective”
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Catholic Law Professor Chad Squitieri Appears in Recent ‘CBN News’ Segment
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New York Times discusses Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito's inaugural lecture for the Project on Constitutional Originalism and the Catholic Intellectual Tradition
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Visiting Assistant Professor Asma T. Uddin’s Featured Amongst 20 ‘New Reformers’
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Catholic Law Professor Chad Squitieri Moderates Panel on FTC Rulemaking and the Major Questions Doctrine
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Catholic Law's Employer Spotlight Series with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
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Elizabeth Kirk, Director of the Center for Law and the Human Person, Comments on the Impact of Dobbs on Midterm Elections
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Lecturer Monte A. Jackel Publishes a Letter to the Editor in ‘Tax Notes’
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Elizabeth Kirk, Director of the Center for Law and the Human Person, Interviewed on the Role of Adoption Post-Dobbs
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Visiting Associate Professor Juan Carlos Riofrio Presents “Corruption, Causes and Consequences”
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Mary Graw Leary, Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, Quoted in ‘NBC News’ Regarding The Future of Social Media Protections
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Elizabeth Kirk, Director of the Center for Law and the Human Person, Speaks at NIFLA’s 2022 National Leadership Summit
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Reverend Professor Emeritus Raymond C. O’Brien Publishes New Article "Child Welfare Requires Adequate Remedial Services"
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Visiting Assistant Professor Asma T. Uddin’s Book Selected For Mizzou Law One Read Program
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The Catholic Law Community Celebrates the 2022 Reunion Weekend
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The Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law Announces 2022 Distinguished Alumni Awards Recipients
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The Project on Constitutional Originalism and the Catholic Intellectual Tradition Hosts Inaugural Lecture with Supreme Court Justice Samuel A. Alito, Jr.
On September 27, 2022, the Project on Constitutional Originalism and the Catholic Intellectual Tradition (CIT) hosted a special inaugural lecture by The Honorable Samuel A. Alito, Jr., Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the United States. Justice Alito was named the Honorary Chair of the Advisory Council of CIT last April.
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Catholic Law Alumnus T. Luis “Luigi” de Guzman ’10 Walks Away a Five-Day Winner on Jeopardy!
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Contemporary Challenges in American and Global Law Continues With “In-house Lawyers: American Law in a Company Practice”
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The Center for Law and the Human Person Hosts Discussion on The Role of Adoption in a Post-Dobbs America
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OCPD, The Modern Prosecution Clinic, BLSA, and The Criminal Law Society Present: District Attorney Darcel Denise Clark
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The Black Law Student Mentoring and Leadership Program Presents: Making a Difference Through Mentorship Networking Reception
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Catholic Law Professor Lucia A. Silecchia Presents at the 12th Interdisciplinary Conference on Aging and Social Change
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Mary Graw Leary, Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, Weighs in on Washington Hebrew Congregation Preschool Lawsuit
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Catholic Law Students Listed as Contributors on Report Published by United States Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations
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Catholic Law Lecturer Monte A. Jackel Quoted in ‘Wall Street Journal’
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Catholic Law Professor Chad Squitieri Presents "Why Textualists Should Reject the Major Questions Doctrine"
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Catholic Law 2022-2023 Faculty Research Colloquium Series Continues With A Presentation From The Center for Teaching Excellence
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Catholic Law Professor Megan La Belle Quoted in ‘Bloomberg Law’
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Contemporary Challenges in American and Global Law Presents “Legal Translation: Translation of Legal Concepts or Legal Terms?”
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The Catholic Law Community Celebrates Its 10th Annual Dean's Dinner for Student Scholarships
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Catholic Law Professor Lucia A. Silecchia Speaks at the Conference of Religiously Affiliated Law Schools
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Professor Megan La Belle Quoted in ‘The Detroit News’
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The Office of Career and Professional Development Presents “The Bar Foundation of Montgomery County 2023 Summer Scholars Program”
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Catholic Law Welcomes New School Year With Student Organization Fair
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Elizabeth Kirk, Director of the Center for Law and the Human Person, Joins Discussion at the American Enterprise Institute on "Adoption After Dobbs"
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Catholic Law Professor Mark Rienzi Quoted in ‘Wall Street Journal’
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Catholic Law Professor Elizabeth Winston Quoted in ‘Bloomberg Law’
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Catholic Law Alumnus George E. Simms III ’82 Recognized by the Montgomery County State’s Attorney’s Office for Contribution to the Community
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Catholic Law Assistant Dean for Admissions and BLSA President to be Featured Speakers at Ninth Annual National HBCU Pre-Law Summit
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Contemporary Challenges in American and Global Law Presents “Negotiation & Mediation Lawyers: The American Origin of ADR in Poland”
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Professor Roger Colinvaux Speaks at the ABA 2022 Fall Tax Exempt Organizations Symposium
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Co-Directors of Catholic Law’s Center for Religious Liberty Featured on a Recent Federalist Society Webinar
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Contemporary Challenges in American and Global Law Continues With “Guarantees for Real Estate Transfer: Notary vs. Real Estate Lawyer Professions in Polish and American Law”
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Catholic Law Professor Chad Squitieri Publishes Essay on the Major Questions Doctrine
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Lecturer Monte A. Jackel Publishes a Second Letter to the Editor in ‘Tax Notes’
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CIT and AEI Co-Host an Evening Discussion on "Natural Law and Original Meaning"
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The Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law Announces New Endowed Faculty Chair
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UScellular Announces Catholic Law Alumna Rebecca Murphy Thompson ’00 as Vice President of Government Affairs
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2022 Contemporary Challenges in American And Global Law Presents “Polish Lawyers Abroad: How to Practice Law Outside Poland”
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Catholic Law Launches Its 2022-2023 Faculty Research Colloquium Series
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Professor Emerita Leah Wortham Speaks at UCLA International Legal Ethics Conference
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Catholic Law Professor Antonio F. Pérez Publishes Essay in New Book on Comparative Privacy Doctrine
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Bryan McDermott, Catholic Law Assistant Dean for Academic and Bar Support, Included in AASE Member Spotlights
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Catholic Law Orientation 2022 Concludes with a Day of Service
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Catholic Law Alumnus Steven Steward ’09 Elected to the California Superior Court
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The Law School Welcomes Classes 2025 and 2026 at Catholic Law Orientation 2022
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First-Year Catholic Law Students Celebrate Induction into Law School
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Catholic Law Professor Lucia A. Silecchia Publishes Opinion Piece in ‘Newsweek’
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Catholic Law’s Project on Constitutional Originalism and the Catholic Intellectual Tradition Announces Its Fall 2022 Speakers Program
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Lecturer Monte A. Jackel Comments Regarding the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022
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Catholic Law Alumna Roberta Liebenberg ’75 Appointed to the Boards of the American Bar Endowment and the American Bar Association’s Rule of Law Initiative
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Elizabeth Kirk, Director of the Center for Law & the Human Person, Pens Reflection in ‘Public Discourse’
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Elizabeth Kirk, Director of the Center for Law & the Human Person, Publishes Paper in ‘On Point’
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Lecturer Monte A. Jackel was Quoted in Federal Tax Notes Regarding the Challenge to Extend Book Income Tax to the Private Equity Industry
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Lecturer Monte A. Jackel was Quoted in Tax Notes Regarding the Soon to Become Law Corporate Minimum Tax Proposal
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Timothy J. Robenhymer '90 Awarded RI Bar Association’s 2022 Volunteer Lawyer Program Continuing Service Award
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Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Research Mary Graw Leary Quoted in Forbes Regarding TikTok's Use of Child Sexual Abuse Materials in the Training of Moderators
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Catholic Law Students Conduct Court-Ordered Mediation with the Domestic Relations Branch of DC Superior Court
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Catholic Law’s Project on Constitutional Originalism and the Catholic Intellectual Tradition Announces Inaugural Class of Newly Launched Aquinas Fellowship
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Announcing the Executive Board and Staff for the Catholic University Journal of Law and Technology Volume 31
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Announcing the Executive Board and Staff of the Catholic University Law Review Volume 72
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Catholic Law Professor Elizabeth Winston Selected as AY 2023-2024 Fulbright Polish-U.S. Junior Research Award Reviewer
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Catholic Law Professor Veryl V. Miles Awarded The 2022 WCA Award
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Catholic Law Professor Marshall Breger Publishes Opinion Piece in ‘Moment’ Magazine
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The Catholic Law Community Mourns the Passing of Former Professor and Alumna, Beverly Jennison ’84
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The International Business and Trade Summer Law Program Celebrates its 30th Anniversary
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Elizabeth Kirk, Director of the Center for Law & the Human Person, Participates in Life After Roe Symposium
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The Philadelphia Bar Association Honors Catholic Law Alumna Roberta Liebenberg ’75 With the 2022 Justice Sonia Sotomayor Award
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Elizabeth Kirk, Director of the Center for Law and the Human Person, Shares Reaction to Recent ‘Dobbs’ Decision
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Catholic Law Professor J. Joel Alicea Quoted in ‘Wall Street Journal’
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Catholic Law Professor J. Joel Alicea Appeared on The Heritage Foundation Panel “Scholars and Scribes”
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Catholic Law Professor Elizabeth Winston Quoted in ‘Wind Power Monthly’
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Incoming Catholic Law Assistant Professor Chad Squitieri Publishes Op-Ed in ‘National Review’
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Catholic Law Professor Mark Rienzi Quoted in ‘New York Times’
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Catholic Law Alumna Jennifer Cortes ’03 Recognized as Pro Bono Attorney of the Month for June by Kids in Need of Defense
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Incoming Catholic Law Assistant Professor Chad Squitieri Featured on a Recent Episode of the ‘Gray Matters’ Podcast
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Catholic Law Professor Mark Rienzi Authors Opinion Piece Assessing the One-Year Impact of ‘Fulton’
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Catholic Law Alumnus Jeremy Moss ’07 Releases New Book ‘Colonial Virginia's War Against Piracy: The Governor & the Buccaneer’
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Professor Marshall J. Breger Provides Forward For Report on U.S. Economic Assistance to Palestine
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Catholic Law Alumnus John Aquino ’94 Poised for a Busy Summer As Two of His Books are Published
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Catholic Law Rising Fourth-Year Evening Student Erhan Bedestani Selected As A 2022 Tillman Foundation Scholar
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Catholic Law Professor J. Joel Alicea Publishes Essay on 'Dobbs' as a Victory for Originalism
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Catholic Law Alumna Kristin Eliason ’09 Featured on Recent Episode of “TraumaTies” Podcast
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Catholic Law Rising Second-Year Student AJ Abate Receives 2022 Rod Campbell Award
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Supreme Court Opinion Adopts Position of Amicus Brief Submitted by Catholic Law Professor J. Joel Alicea
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Kevin Walsh Appointed Catholic University Professor of Law and Co-Director of the Project on Constitutional Originalism and the Catholic Intellectual Tradition
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Catholic Law Students and Faculty Attend International Human Rights Summer Law Program in Rome, Italy
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Catholic Law Professor Lucia A. Silecchia Presents “Law and the Church”
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Catholic Law Alumnus Patrick Halley ’10 Named President and CEO of WIA
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Catholic Law Professor Elizabeth Winston Quoted in ‘Bloomberg Law’
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Catholic Law Alumnus James Tyrrell ’10 Joins Dickinson Wright
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Catholic Law Welcomes New Lecturers for the Upcoming 2022-2023 Academic Year
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Elizabeth Kirk, Director of the Center for Law and the Human Person, Quoted in ‘The Christian Post’ Article
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Catholic Law Alumna Stephanie M. Brochert ’13 Elected President of the Women's Bar Association, Oakland Region of the Women Lawyers Association of Michigan
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Professor Marshall J. Breger Participates in “Forum for Promoting Common Values Among the Followers of Religion”
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2022 Law Graduates Awarded Honors for Academic Achievement, Pro Bono Participation, and Contributions to the Community
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The Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law Celebrates the 133rd Commencement Exercises
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Institute and Special Program Students Recognized at 2022 Certificate Ceremony
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The Honorable Barbara Lagoa to Speak at 2022 Law School Commencement
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Catholic Law Rising Second-Year Student Kent Trespalacios Receives 2022 Squire Patton Boggs Public Policy Fellowship
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Catholic Law Rising Second-Year Student Mark Dela Peña Receives 2022 Squire Patton Boggs Public Policy Fellowship
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The Law School’s Katherine Gamelin Crowley ’10 Receives Student Impact Award
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Catholic Law Professor Megan La Belle Quoted in ‘Bloomberg Law’
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Catholic Law Professor Roger Colinvaux Participates in the DC Bar’s 2022 Tax Legislative and Regulatory Update Conference
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Lecturer John N. Sharifi Argues Before Maryland’s Highest Court
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Professor Marshall J. Breger to Present at ‘The Vatican and Permanent Neutrality’ Book Launch
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Professor Emerita Leah Wortham Participates in Panel Discussion ‘The Decline of Judicial Independence in Europe: Is the U.S. on the Same Path?’
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Catholic Law Lecturer Bradford Kelley Named A Member of Law360’s 2022 Employment Authority Discrimination Editorial Board
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Catholic Law Professor Mark Rienzi Featured on a Recent Episode of the ‘Gray Matters’ Podcast
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Mary Graw Leary, Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, Quoted in ‘Forbes’ Regarding Social Media and Section 230
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Catholic Law Professor J. Joel Alicea Furthers the Constitutional Originalism Debate With “Why Originalism Is Consistent with Natural Law: A Reply to Critics”
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Catholic Law Faculty Research Series Concludes the Year Discussing Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act
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Work Hard, Be Kind: Meet Diversity Leadership Alumni Award Recipient The Honorable Coral Wong Pietsch ’74
“Work hard. Be kind. Don’t be afraid to start at the bottom.” The Honorable Coral Wong Pietsch ’74 has worked in public service her entire career. She has served as a member of the United States Army JAG Corps, worked in the nonprofit space, served as Deputy Attorney General for the state of Hawaii, acted as a civilian attorney for the army, and was appointed Commissioner of the Hawaii Civil Rights Commission. Now looking back over her career, Judge Pietsch recognizes the importance of working hard and blazing one’s own trail.
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Take Every Opportunity: Meet Diversity Leadership Alumni Award Recipient D. Michael Lyles ’94
“My career was developed as much by necessity as it was my desires.” D. Michael Lyles ’94 has built a successful and rewarding career by making the most of each opportunity presented to him — even if it’s not always been in the way he envisioned it. Now City Attorney for the city of Annapolis, Maryland, Lyles uses the wealth of public and government experience he’s built up over the years in order to serve others.
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Faith, Family, and Flexibility: Meet Diversity Leadership Alumni Award Recipient Frank Garza ’86
“Faith, family, and flexibility.” These are the words Frank Garza ’86 uses when describing his career — especially in defining his early career. Currently, Garza is a shareholder at Davidson Troilo Ream & Garza and currently serves as City Attorney for the cities of Alamo Heights, Balcones Heights, Cibolo, Helotes, Hondo, Karnes City, Robstown, Rockwall, and Terrell Hills. He has come to this point in his career through hard work — remaining flexible and dynamic to gain extensive public and employment law experience.
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Catholic Law Celebrates Inaugural Barristers’ Society Reception
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Catholic Law Professor Roger Colinvaux Quoted in Recent ‘Law360’ Article
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Catholic Law’s Building Earns Top 10 Ranking in Law School Building Survey
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The Center for Human Rights and The Center for Law & the Human Person Co-Host: The Inter-American Human Rights System: Challenges to Its Legitimacy and The Road Ahead
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Catholic Law Announces the Newly Elected Leaders of SBA, CPC, and ELSA
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Two Time-Honored Traditions are Back at Catholic Law
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Students for Public Interest Law (SPIL) Hosts First Annual Field Day
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Catholic Law Professor Emeritus George P. Smith Publishes “Pursuing a Right to Genetic Happiness”
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Catholic Law Professor J. Joel Alicea Pens Op-Ed in ‘National Review’
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Catholic Law Presents “Reflections from El Paso & Juarez - The Human Impact of U.S. Border Policy”
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Catholic Law Second-Year Student Lydia Korostelova Quoted in ‘Catholic Standard’
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Professor Roger Hartley’s Scholarship Referenced in ‘Reuters’
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Sunshine and Succulents: Catholic Law Students Enjoy an “Easter Paint and Plant” Event
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First-Year Lawyering Skills Program (LSP) Culminates in Live Appellate Arguments Exercise
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Catholic Law Hosts Business Accountability for Human Rights: Addressing Human Rights Issues in Global Supply Chains Conference
On April 7, 2022, The Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law (Catholic Law) — in collaboration with Paul Hastings LLP — hosted government officials, business people, lawyers, scholars, and representatives of faith traditions to explore human rights issues in global supply chains.
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Catholic Law Professor J. Joel Alicea Was Featured on a Recent Episode of the ‘Advisory Opinions’ Podcast
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Professor J. Joel Alicea Recognized by the University with Young Faculty Scholar’s Award
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Mary Graw Leary, Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, Discusses Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act
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Catholic Law Presents “Modern Prosecution: A View From the Bench”
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Catholic Law Students Recognized as Oral Presentation Finalists at University Research Day
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Catholic Law Faculty and Students Participate in Seventh Annual Catholic University Research Day
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The Black Law Student Mentoring and Leadership Program Continues Mentoring and Leadership Series
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Catholic University’s Law School Launches New Project on the Constitution with Justice Alito as Honorary Chair of Advisory Council
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The Catholic University Journal of Law and Technology Hosts Annual Symposium, 25 Years and 26 of the Internet's Most Controversial Words: Section 230 and the Modern Internet
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The Law and Public Policy Lecture Series Presents: “Fully Human: Discernment, Change, and Growth for the Beltway Lawyer”
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Catholic Law Hosts: Name, Image, & Likeness: A Discussion on Sports, Law & Society
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Catholic Law Third-Year Student Jada Haughton Quoted in ‘Bloomberg Law’
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Meet 2022 CSL Prize Finalist Dalton Nichols, Regent University School of Law
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Meet 2022 CSL Prize Finalist Tyler Mlakar, University of Arkansas School of Law
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Meet 2022 CSL Prize Runner-Up Trevor Paul, Texas A&M University School of Law
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Meet 2022 CSL Prize Winner Miles Skedsvold, University of Georgia Law School
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Faith in Action Continues With ‘John Fisher and Thomas More: Keeping Their Souls While Losing Their Heads’
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Professor Marshall J. Breger Publishes New Book, ‘The Vatican and Permanent Neutrality’
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Catholic Law Students Partner With Catholic Charities of Southern New Mexico for 2022 Alternative Spring Break
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Student Spotlight: Meet Third-Year Law Student Daniel Hughes
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A Law School on the Rise: Catholic Law Jumps 17 Places in Two Years of US News Rankings
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Reverend Professor Emeritus Raymond C. O’Brien’s New Edition of ‘The Fundamentals of Elder Law’ Coming Soon
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Catholic Law Hosts Fifth Annual Ellen A. (Nell) Hennessy Employee Benefits Competition
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Catholic Law National Mock Trial Team Faculty John Sharifi and Lindsey Cloud Featured on ‘Unscripted Direct’
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Catholic Law Professor J. Joel Alicea Participates in AEI Conference, The Jurisprudence of Justice Samuel Alito
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2022 Student Scholars Series Concludes with Third-Year Kerry O’Donnell’s Presentation ‘In Favor of Deregulating Medication-Assisted Treatment for the Telemedical Treatment of Opioid Use Disorder’
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2022 CSL Prize in Judicial Clerkship Opinion Writing Award Winners
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Catholic Law’s Faculty Research Series Welcomes GW Professor Jessica Steinberg
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Catholic Law Hosts 72nd Annual Seigenthaler-Sutherland National First Amendment Moot Court Competition
On March 18-19, nearly 140 competitors, coaches, judges, and lawyers took part in the 72nd Annual Seigenthaler-Sutherland National First Amendment Moot Court Competition, hosted by Catholic Law and co-sponsored by the Law School’s Center for Religious Liberty.
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Catholic Law Student Organizations Co-Host Columbus Community Legal Services Clinic Panel
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Catholic Law Professor Cara H. Drinan Publishes Opinion Piece in ‘Maryland Matters’
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The Catholic Law Community Gather for a Roundtable Discussion on the War in Ukraine
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Catholic Law Second-Year Student Jennifer Howley Selected to Attend CAVC’s 15th Judicial Conference
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Catholic Law Honors Three Alumni at the First Diversity Leadership Alumni Awards Reception
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Catholic Law Professor Elizabeth Winston Presents at the Roundtable Series for the Judiciary on IP and Case Management
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Catholic Law Professor Lucia A. Silecchia Publishes a Commentary on the ‘Great Resignation’
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Catholic Law Professor Marshall Breger Pens Opinion Piece Published in ‘Moment’ Magazine
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The Law and Technology Institute Presents The Dean William Callyhan Robinson Lecture Series - Stewardship of the Airwaves in the Digital Age
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The Black Law Student Mentoring and Leadership Program Hosts Inaugural Lunchtime Event
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Volume 30 of the Catholic University Journal of Law and Technology would like to congratulate the new Executive Editorial Board of Volume 31
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Catholic Law Alumna Elizabeth Leaming ’92 Nominated to the Connecticut Superior Court
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Catholic Law Alumna Julia Whitelock ’08 Joins Hudson Cook
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Catholic Law Alumnus Stuart Pimsler ’74 Releases His New Book, ‘The Choreography of Care’
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Catholic Law Alumnus D. Michael Lyles ’94 Featured in ‘What’s Up?’ Ahead of Diversity Leadership Alumni Award Recognition
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Catholic Law Professor Cara H. Drinan Participates in Conference Hosted by ‘William & Mary Bill of Rights Journal’
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Catholic Law’s Center for Law and the Human Person Lecture Series Continues With “Abortion and the Meaning of Life: Some Anthropological Implications of the Viability Standard”
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Catholic Law’s Business Accountability for Human Rights Series Sets the Stage for Upcoming Conference
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Catholic Law Alumna Vania Smith ’20 Named 2022 Stetson Advocacy Writing Competition Award Winner
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The Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law Hosts Second Annual Judicial Clerkship Opinion Writing Conference
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CICR Presents an Alumni Career Panel and Networking Reception
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Catholic Law Student Samantha Soter (2L) Earns Best Oralist Recognition at D.C. Cup Moot Court Competition
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The 2022 Student Scholars Series Continues with Third-Year Mercedes Wilson-Barthes’ Research on ‘Ransomware Attacks on City Governments: Past, Present, and Future’
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Catholic Law Evening Law Student Association Presents “Trust Me I’m (Almost) A Lawyer”
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The Law and Public Policy Lecture Series Presents: “In the Arena: Political Law & Crisis Management”
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Catholic Law’s Faculty Research Series Welcomes Professor Lindsay Robertson to Speak on McGirt v. Oklahoma
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Catholic Law First-Years Compete in the Annual SoapBox Competition
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Catholic Law Hosts Inaugural Program in The Seigenthaler Debates
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Catholic Law Fourth-Year Evening Student Joseph Hurley Featured in ‘The National Jurist'
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Catholic Law Professor Mark Rienzi Comments On Protecting Religious Liberty for New York Health Care Workers
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Volume 71 of the Catholic University Law Review would like to congratulate the incoming Executive Board of Volume 72
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2022 Annual Catholic University Law Review Symposium Examines “The Current State of Child Welfare: How Decreasing Child Poverty Can Aid in Meaningful Reform Thereof”
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Catholic Law Holds a Discussion Regarding Faith Perspectives on Business Accountability for Human Rights
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Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Research Mary Graw Leary Participates in Congressional Briefing
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The Catholic Law Community Finds Opportunity Through The DCAA Mediation Program
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Lecturer John N. Sharifi successfully petitions Maryland’s highest court to grant certiorari in double homicide case
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Catholic Law OCPD Presents “Judicial Clerkships: Why to Consider Them and How to Land One”
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Student Spotlight: Meet Third-Year Law Student Frankie Orrico
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Catholic Law Professor Lucia A. Silecchia Speaks at the Legal Humanities Fellowship Program
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Catholic Law & the FCBA Welcome Teams to Campus for the 28th Annual National Telecommunications and Technology Moot Court Competition
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Catholic Law Alumnus Will Jawando ’07 Returns to the Law School to Speak About The Gift of Mentors
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Catholic Law’s Center for Law and the Human Person Begins Lecture Series With “Dobbs and the Future of Constitutional Interpretation”
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Catholic Law Professor Roger Colinvaux Quoted in Connection with Introduction of ACE Act
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Student Spotlight: Meet Fourth-Year Evening Student Rebekah Green
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Catholic Law Professor Roger Colinvaux Publishes a Letter to the Editor in ‘The Chronicle of Philanthropy’
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Catholic Law Professor Cara H. Drinan Testifies in Maryland Senate Hearings
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Catholic Law OCPD Hosts “D.C. Legal Market and Job Search Tips”
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The 2022 Student Scholars Series Begins with Third-Year Kelly Laughlin’s Examination of ‘Rural Broadband Buildout’
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Student Spotlight: Meet Third-Year Law Student Isabella Richardson
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Catholic Law’s Seigenthaler Debates: Legal Scholars Debate First Amendment Issues
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Catholic Law Faculty Research Presentations Begins the New Year With an Explanation of “Personal Jurisdiction and the Fairness Factor(s)”
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The Law and Public Policy Lecture Series Presents: “Across the Aisle—Nonprofit Advocacy”
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‘The New York Times’ Quotes Catholic Law Lecturer Roger Lu Phillips
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Student Spotlight: Meet Third-Year Law Student Devin Lattuga
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A Martin Luther King Day Reminder: Religion Matters in Public Life
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Catholic Law Students Partner with The Veterans Consortium to Provide Pro Bono Assistance to Veterans
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Members of the Catholic Law Community Participate in AALS 2022 Annual Meeting Panel Regarding Perception of Part-Time Students
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Catholic Law Professor J. Joel Alicea Publishes “Liberalism and Disagreement In American Constitutional Theory” in ‘Virginia Law Review’
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Catholic Law Alumnus John Littel ’89 Announced as the Next Secretary of Health & Human Resources of Virginia
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Catholic Law Professor Veryl Miles speaks at 2022 AALS Annual Meeting
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Student Spotlight: Meet Second-Year Law Student Nicole Rocha
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Two Members of Catholic Law’s Center for Religious Liberty Participate in “Institutional Religious Freedom: Exploring Contemporary Policy Challenges”
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Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Research Mary Graw Leary Makes Comment on NPR’s Morning Edition
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