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SUpra has published Professor Megan J. Ballard and Zaida C. Rivera’s article “New Community Sponsorships for Humanitarian Immigrants: Guidance on Washington’s Practice of Law and Immigration Services Fraud Prevention Rules.” Check it out here: https://t.co/4ztJZYL45z
HOT OFF THE VIRTUAL PRESS: #SULawRev has published Volume 46, Issue 1. This issue discusses various topics, including social media regulation, American Federalism, an Outer Space Arms Race, sunscreen, and much more! Please visit: https://t.co/L94IqQiLuL
We are proud to announce the Volume 47 masthead! The selection process was highly competitive, and so many members truly demonstrated a passion for Seattle U Law Review! Please join us in congratulating the incoming Volume 47 editorial board!
HOT OFF THE VIRTUAL PRESS: #SULawRev has published Volume 45, Issue 4. This issue discusses a range of scholarship, from cannabis receiverships to the concept of "sharenting," and much more! To read more of this amazing scholarship, please visit: https://t.co/L94IqQiLuL
Our online companion journal, SUpra, recently published Judge Daniel Coble’s book review of “Unexampled Courage: The Blinding of Sgt. Isaac Woodard and the Awakening of President Harry S. Truman and Judge J. Waties Waring.” Check it out here: https://t.co/svosfAIHQO
HOT OFF THE VIRTUAL PRESS: #SULawRev published Vol. 45 Issue 3! This Symposium issue explores the topic of Institutional Transformation & the Law and features amazing symposium articles and notes related to that topic! More at: https://t.co/L94IqQiLuL
CALL FOR PAPERS: Seattle U Law Review is currently seeking submissions for our online publication, SUpra, from legal professionals and scholars. For any questions or interest, please reach out to Hannah Street, our Volume 46 Senior Online Editor, at [email protected].
We are proud to announce the Volume 46 masthead! The selection process was highly competitive and there were so many members who truly demonstrated a passion for Seattle U Law Review! Please join us in congratulating the incoming Volume 46 editorial board!
HOT OFF THE VIRTUAL PRESS: #SULawRev published Vol. 45 Issue 1! This Berle XII issue explores the topic of Corporate Capitalism and the City of God and features amazing symposium articles related to the topic! More at: https://t.co/0wS8ZIlpqk
CALL FOR PAPERS: Seattle U Law Review is seeking submissions for publication in its online companion journal, SUpra. For any questions or interest, please reach out to Denise Chen, our Volume 45 Senior Online Editor, at [email protected].
Thank you to all who attended today's EPOCH Spotlight Symposium: Institutional Transformation & the Law! Hosted by @SUBLSACHAPTER & @SULawRev. Thank you to all our amazing speakers: @Blackstarjus, @JudgeMaryYu, @DeShunHarris5, Natasha Martin, @DWTLaw's Yusuf Zakir, @ConnectCraig,
We’re back with @DeShunHarris5 on the piece she submitted for publication, Let’s Talk About Grading, Maybe: Using Transparency About The Grading Process to Aid in Student Learning @SULawRev@seattleulaw@SUBLSACHAPTER#EpochSymposium Join HERE➡️ https://t.co/WNrPfO9meY
Just one day away!! I hope to see you all there at our second annual Spotlight Symposium!! It is going to be EPOCH! Attendees are eligible to receive 8.0 Ethics Credits approved for participation in this program.
To register, please click here: https://t.co/b2iMfJs6Gs
Seattle University Law Review and Black Law Students Association cordially invite you to this year's Epoch: Institutional Transformation and the Law.
Time: Friday, February 25 from 9:00 – 5:00 pm
Location: Online.
CLE Credit: (8) Ethics
Register here: https://t.co/b2iMfJJI52
Our online companion journal, SUpra, recently published Jennifer Barrett’s article, It’s About Lyme: Why Congress Must Enact Medical Insurance Coverage Laws for Lyme Disease Patients Now.