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University of Nevada, Las Vegas, William S. Boyd School of Law, through its Indian Nations Gaming & Governance Program, and the National Tribal Judicial Center at the National Judicial College have a new partnership that will strengthen learning opportunities for tribal judges across Indian Country. The partnership is designed to provide immediate training for tribal judi...


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The Mid-Atlantic is one of the most dynamic places in the country to study law. From the energy of Washington, D.C., Philadelphia and Pittsburgh to the fast-growing legal markets in Virginia and North Carolina, students in this region are surrounded by opportunities. Courts, government agencies, law firms, nonprofits and major companies all play a role […]

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Penn State Dickinson Law has launched a new Master of Legal Studies program designed for professionals across a wide range of industries who work with lawyers, navigate legal and regulatory issues, or want a deeper understanding of the laws that shape their work. The 30-credit program is offered primarily online and allows students to tailor […]

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Every year, University of Houston Law Center’s Blakely Advocacy Institute releases its rankings of the top law schools for moot court, and this year’s list features some big changes. Loyola University Chicago School of Law leaped from 14th to claim the top spot, while University of Miami School of Law jumped from 12th to tie […]

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Gaby Rivera, a 2026 graduate of Loyola University Chicago School of Law, said moot court helped sharpen her legal writing, strengthen her ability to think on her feet and build examples she can draw on in job interviews. “Moot gave me the chance to refine my skills and get comfortable with writing appellate briefs, which […]

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