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Laist: This California man won citizenship for all. Now that right is being challenged in court
Professor Robert S. Chang said the Supreme Court has long recognized that ending birthright citizenship would strip many U.S.-born children of their nationality
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The Washington Post: How a Georgetown scholar went from ‘quiet’ researcher to detainee
Professor Veena Dubal called the government’s focus on Suri “an extraordinary act” that signals authoritarianism.
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AALS: Law Students Contribute Millions of Hours in Pro Bono Services
Dean Austen Parrish, AALS president, emphasized how pro bono and clinical work helps law students gain real-world skills while serving those in need.
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Law.com: California’s Bar Exam Debacle Carries High Price Tag
Mary Basick said the pass rate is more likely tied to the state bar no longer using NCBE multiple choice questions
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Law.com: California’s Bar Exam Debacle Carries High Price Tag*
Mary Basick is quoted in Law.com on the February bar exam debacle.
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RGAonline: The American States and Municipalities: Can they counter the Trump II attack on Climate Change Law?
Professor Joe DiMento argues that despite the Trump administration’s efforts to dismantle federal climate law, U.S. states and cities retain strong legal tools to resist rollbacks and pursue ambitious climate goals.
