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Prof. Moyn presents President Carter’s 1977 Notre Dame Commencement Address in the History of Human Rights
President Carter’s 1977 Notre Dame Commencement Address in the History of Human Rights September 27, 2011 On May 22, 1977, President Jimmy Carter delivered a commencement address at Notre Dame...
President Carter's 1977 Notre Dame Commencement Address in the History of Human Rights
On September 27th at 4:30 p.m. in the Geddes Hall Auditorium, the CCHR is co-sponsoring the event “President Carter’s 1977 Notre Dame Commencement Address in the History of Human Rights.”...
Professor Judith Fox Addresses Changes in Debt Collection, Mortgage Foreclosure Laws
Professor Judith Fox presented Indiana judges with an update on mortgage foreclosure law at the Annual Meeting of the Judicial Conference of Indiana in French Lick, Indiana, September 21. On...
Prof. Snead addresses international conference on stem cell issues
Prof. Carter Snead was a featured speaker at a conference on the public policy questions concerning experimental research on human embryos that was held this September at Oxford University (Corpus...
Regis Philbin gives two thumbs up to NDLS
Loyal ND alum Regis Philbin, ‘ 53, singled out the NDLS facilities and the Patrick F. McCartan Courtroom for special praise September 19. Recounting how it felt to return to...
Judge David Campos Guaderrama, J.D. ’79, Nominated to U.S. District Court
President Obama has nominated Judge David Campos Guaderrama to serve on the United States District Court for the Western District of Texas.
From Time to Time: United States Supreme Court Clock Donated by Professor Roger F. Jacobs
It’s always nine-o’clock at the north end of the Main Reading Room just outside Associate Dean, Ed Edmonds’ office. Hanging there on the wall is an old clock from the...
Princeton’s Robert George to Speak On Natural Law
Robert George, the McCormick Chair of Jurisprudence at Princeton University, will speak at 5 p.m. September 8 in 1130 Eck Hall of Law.
Former President of Ecuador to Address Constitutional Developments
Osvaldo Hurtado, former President of Ecuador, will speak at NDLS September 8 on “Independence of the Judiciary, Freedom of the Press and other Constitutional Developments in Ecuador.”
Antitrust expert pleasantly surprised by AT&T, T-Mobile challenge
The Justice Department is suing to prevent AT&T from acquiring T-Mobile USA and displacing Verizon as the nation’s largest wireless carrier, and antitrust expert Joseph Bauer, professor of law at...
Lecture by Irwin Cotler, Member, Parliament of Canada and former Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada
In particular Cotler, who is a member of the Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Human Rights that drafted the report – and appeared as well as an expert witness before the...
Lecture by Osvaldo Hurtado, former President of Ecuador
Osvaldo Hurtado has been one of the most influential politicians in the last 30 years of Ecuadorian history. He earned both his BA in Political and Social Sciences (‘63) and...