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...is slated for publication in a future edition of the Rutgers Race & and the Law Review. The researchers set...
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...do-over Columbia Law School appears be leading the race to snag a top commencement speaker. Last week the school announced that...
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...labor and employment practice group. Foley will focus on the defense of race, sex, and religious discrimination claims, wrongful discharge, retaliation, sexual harassment, and state...
...president and general counsel at Rutgers University, and a national leader...who oppose any hint of race in the admissions process. ...
Defense lawyers' failure to investigate and prepare for sentencing in a death penalty case warrants reversal of the death sentence, the Florida Supreme Court held. Plus, more of this week's court dec
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