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Dr. George Mugwanya (J.S.D. ’00), Senior Appeals Counsel for the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR), Addresses NDLS Students and Faculty

Professor Richard Garnett discusses the issue of tax exemption and politicking in churches on Nevada Public Radio.…

In an article just published in UCLA Law Review, Notre Dame Associate Professor of Law Alex Camacho censures Congress and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for mismanagement of the Habitat Conservation Plan (HCP) program under the Endangered Species Act (ESA).…

Make your cover letter stand out from the crowd. Learn what makes a good cover letter and what common mistakes to avoid. January 24 in Room 121 at 12:15…

Interested in any of these locations for summer 2008? These cities still have Alumni Funded Fellowship positions available. The application is now due Tuesday, January 22, and can be found here on the CSO website….

The Honorable James Ware, San Jose CA The Honorable Danny Reeves, Frankfort, KY See Symplicity for details!...

Jim Ciapciak ‘88 JD of Walpole, Mass., and Brian Bates ’79 and ‘86 JD of Denver, Colo., are nominees for the 2008-2010 Alumni Board of Directors. All Notre Dame alumni will receive ballots in February. Ciapciak served for nine years as president of…

Please join the local bench and bar and the Law School community on Wednesday, January 23 from 4:30-6:00 p.m. in the Student Lounge to celebrate Pro Bono at Notre Dame Law School. This is your opportunity to find out about the latest in local pro bono opportunities and meet local…

By: Melanie McDonald December 15, 2007 The German Marshall Fund of the United States awarded a 2008 Marshall Memorial Fellowship to University of Notre Dame Associate Clinical Professor of Law Bridgette Carr. Carr advocates for non-citizens, particularly those who are victims of forced migration. Migration and immigration are among the…

After more than a decade of civil war, the African nation of Burundi is on the path to democracy and rebuilding following the recent signing of a peace accord between the fighting Hutu rebels and Tutsi-controlled army. Right in the thick of that…

As one of just seven elected members of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR), Notre Dame Professor of Law Paolo Carozza takes both a bird’s eye view of and boots-on-the-ground approach to international human rights law. Carozza is midway through his four-year…

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