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...Texas School of Law, has been named the dean of the University of Georgia School of Public and International Affairs. Lindquist has taught at Texas...
...according to the Georgia State University Economic Forecasting Center...is showing signs of strength. The forecasting...
...Court on Monday signaled it is not done dealing with the question of using U.S. courts as a forum for resolving disputes with multinational...
...attorneys will receive the equivalent of 90 percent of the in...tuition and fees at the University of South Dakota School of...
...this time same-sex marriage — in the intense back-and-forth of oral argument. Over two illuminating mornings, the justices and top...
...D. from the University of Alabama School of...J.D. from Georgia State University College...
...Fisher v. University of Texas...
...50 years ago, Clarence Earl Gideon stood in a Florida courtroom accused of felony burglary and asked the court to appoint an attorney to represent...
...Race discrimination in election practices is hardly a thing of the past, and it is imperative that the U.S. Supreme Court...
...Health Services, was founded in 1993 as Behavioral Healthcare Corp., a chain of psychiatric hospitals. Private equity firm Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe bought a...
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