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Washington Supreme Court reverses its 1960 ruling that allowed Seattle cemetery to discriminate against a Black family

Washington Supreme Court reverses its 1960 ruling that allowed Seattle cemetery to discriminate against a Black family

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In striking down the opinion, the Supreme Court said it was trying to reckon with the court system鈥檚 long history of racial discrimination. Professor Theo Myhre is quoted. (Source: The Seattle Times)

2020-21 clinic students answer call to service
Zoom call with students

2020-21 clinic students answer call to service

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Washington Supreme Court Justice Mary Yu presided over the virtual swearing-in ceremony, during which students pledged to serve clients with integrity while abiding by the rule of law.

Summer institute concludes with RBG tribute

Summer institute concludes with RBG tribute

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Thirty participants discussed the late justice鈥檚 impacts as 麻豆社区 Law wrapped its annual two-week program that provides foreign-trained students with a foundation in the U.S. legal system.

Three-Minute Legal Tips: Disputed Presidential Elections

Three-Minute Legal Tips: Disputed Presidential Elections

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Lisa Manheim, 麻豆社区 Law Charles I. Stone Professor of Law, discusses how disputed presidential elections are decided and what, if anything, either candidate can do to influence the outcome.

UPDATE: Spice up your virtual classroom with all-new Zoom backgrounds

UPDATE: Spice up your virtual classroom with all-new Zoom backgrounds

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New options for Fall 2020 include the Seattle skyline, an election-themed campaign poster and Dubs surfing the ocean waves.