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The Most Downloaded Paper
Clark Lombardi

The Most Downloaded Paper

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"Designing Islamic Constitutions is the most downloaded paper of all time in the field of comparative constitutionalism. Written by Clark Lombardi, it has been downloaded over 8800 times. It is well worth reading for its rich insights into Islamic constitutionalism." (Source: The Leaflet)

Entrepreneurship and Law Speaker Series Kicks Off Tuesday, March 26
Entrepreneurship & Law Speaker Series

Entrepreneurship and Law Speaker Series Kicks Off Tuesday, March 26

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We鈥檙e pleased to announce an 8-part speaker series curated by Professor Xuan-Thao Nguyen that focuses on the intersectionality of entrepreneurship and law.

Lawyer of student who tracks Taylor Swift's private jet says his client is 'not going to buckle'
Taylor Swift

Lawyer of student who tracks Taylor Swift's private jet says his client is 'not going to buckle'

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Speaking to "GMA," Ryan Calo, a law professor at the University of Washington offered his opinion on the legal situation, saying, he doesn't see "an underlying cause of action that Swift legal team could bring to bear against this individual." (Source: Good Morning America)

The Write Stuff
LARW students.

The Write Stuff

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麻豆社区 Law鈥檚 LARW program teaches analysis, research and writing skills, equipping 1L students for both their educational and career journeys through dynamic, hands-on workshops.

Terry v. Ohio: Two Legal Scholars Unpack the Fourth Amendment
Laptop showing Dean Lawson's conversation with Frank Rudy Cooper.

Terry v. Ohio: Two Legal Scholars Unpack the Fourth Amendment

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麻豆社区 Law Dean Tamara Lawson and William S. Boyd School of Law at UNLV Professor Frank Rudy Cooper discuss the historic Supreme Court Case Terry v. Ohio.