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View allResource Spotlight - LLMC Indigenous Law Portal
In honor of President Biden's recent proclamation declaring November as National Native American Heritage Month, we're highlighting LLMC Indigenous Law Portal.
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Diversity and Inclusion Reading Group, November 18
For the Autumn Quarter Installment of the Diversity and Inclusion Reading Group (DivIRG), Professor Lee Fennell will discuss a different way of thinking about the question "Is this worth doing?"
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Resource Spotlight: The Salem Witch Trials: Legal Resources
Happy Halloween! For the October Resources of the Month, we are featuring The Salem Witch Trials: Legal Resources, a web exhibit that includes a select bibliography of law-related books, journal articles, databases, documents, archival resources, websites, and blog posts related to the 17th century witchcraft trials in Salem, Massachusetts. There is also a growing section on illustrated law books, art, movies, and other works related to the Salem Witch Trials.
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U.S. Supreme Court October 2024 Term Begins
Monday, October 7, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) heard the first arguments of the October 2024 term. This year, the Court has before it cases concerning guns, transgender rights, workplace discrimination and…
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