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What better setting for a presentation on legal discovery than a federal courtroom, delivered by a federal judge to law students sitting in the jury box and counsel’s tables?
On March 30, Professor Linda M. Keller ended her six-month term as a Visiting Professional at the International Criminal Court (ICC) at The Hague, Netherlands.
Not one, not two, but four prominent San Diego mayoral candidates are scheduled to appear at Thomas Jefferson School of Law on Friday, April 20, to speak to the East Village community about issues...
On Friday, March 30, the Thomas Jefferson School of Law Alumni Relations Office and the Alumni Board brought together a group of successful alumni for a panel discussion called “You Can Succeed:...
Professor Susan Bisom-Rapp returned to the Marco Biagi Foundation at the University of Modena in Modena, Italy to participate in The Tenth Annual Comparative Labour Law Conference in...
What is a hate crime? According to Deputy District Attorney Oscar Garcia, who prosecutes the cases, a hate crime has to be “substantially motivated by bias against the victims.”
Every prospective student has a story. For those who attended Thomas Jefferson School of Law’s Admitted Students Open House the weekend of March 24, their stories all converged on TJSL to find...
“This book was not a labor of love but a labor of outrage,” said Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Raymond Bonner, as he spoke to Thomas Jefferson School...
