In-the-Trenches Law Education Fosters Insights and Promotes "A Judiciary That Looks Like the General Public"
Posted: Tuesday, September 1 2009
Written by Donna Emert MOSCOW, Idaho – Experience is a great teacher, but sometimes it demands a little translation from seasoned professionals. University of Idaho College of Law students will have the opportunity to learn from experience, and from experienced attorneys, beginning this fall, when the University of Idaho’s Women’s Law Caucus, a student organization, partners with Idaho Women L...
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Constitution Day Events Set for Sept. 17
Posted: Tuesday, September 1 2009
MOSCOW, Idaho – The University of Idaho will host a full day of education and activities Thursday, Sept. 17, as part of Constitution Day. Judge N. Randy Smith, of the U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, will address free press and fair trial issues at 9:30 a.m. during a Law and Mass Media class in the Teaching and Learning Center, 875 S. Line St. in Moscow. Smith also will participate...
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College of Law Centennial Reception Set for Oct. 9 in Twin Falls
Posted: Thursday, September 24 2009
Written by Donna Emert IDAHO FALLS, Idaho – Since its founding in 1909, the University of Idaho College of Law has produced more than 4,500 graduates. Their impact has been far-reaching, but is particularly resonant in the State of Idaho. Earlier this year, Governor Butch Otter proclaimed 2009 "University of Idaho College of Law Recognition Year." Accordingly, the college h...
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College of Law Centennial Reception to be Held Oct. 23 at Caldwell
Posted: Friday, October 9 2009
Written by Donna Emert BOISE, Idaho – Since its founding in 1909, the University of Idaho College of Law has produced more than 4,500 graduates. Their impact has been far-reaching, but is particularly resonant in the State of Idaho. Earlier this year, Governor Butch Otter proclaimed 2009 "University of Idaho College of Law Recognition Year." Accordingly, the college has sch...
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College of Law's Bellwood Lecture to Focus on Tribal Nations Law
Posted: Thursday, February 4 2010
MOSCOW, Idaho – Three national leaders in Native American law will come together to present diverse perspectives on “The United States and Tribal Nations: An Evolving Relationship Guided by Domestic and International Law" at the University of Idaho College of Law's 14th annual Bellwood Lecture on Friday, April 16. Larry Echo Hawk, assistant secretary for Indian Affairs in the U.S. Department of I...
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Who is Accountable for U.S. Torture and Detention?
Posted: Thursday, April 1 2010
Written by Donna Emert ACLU Attorney Ben Wizner to Address Ethics and Legality of Torture Policy MOSCOW, Idaho – Shocking photos and reports from Guantanamo, Abu Ghraib and other U.S. war prisons have raised profound legal and moral questions about how the U.S. identifies, incarcerates, retains and treats prisoners of war. Ben Wizner, staff attorney with the American Civil Liberties ...
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Olympic Gold Medalist Kristin Armstrong to Speak, 100,000th Graduate and Others Honored at Idaho Commencement
Posted: Tuesday, April 20 2010
Written by Tania Thompson MOSCOW, Idaho – Approximately 1,518 students statewide are eligible for graduation this spring from the University of Idaho – bringing the total number of graduates from the state's land-grant institution to just over 100,000. In Moscow, home to the largest of the five statewide commencement ceremonies, 1,346 students are eligible to graduate. They have applied for 994 ...
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University of Idaho Advising, Teaching, Collaborative, Outreach and Creative Activity Achievements Shine
Posted: Wednesday, April 21 2010
Written by Amanda Cairo MOSCOW, Idaho – Excellence is its own reward, but as many University of Idaho faculty found out, a ceremony and an award can make the reward a little bit sweeter. The university's annual Excellence Awards banquet honored 16 faculty and graduate students at an on-campus ceremony for outstanding achievements in teaching, research, outreach and advising. New this year to the ...
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Three Leaders Selected for University of Idaho Alumni Association Hall of Fame
Posted: Friday, April 23 2010
Written by Jeff Olson MOSCOW, Idaho – The University of Idaho Alumni Association will induct three new members into the Alumni Hall Fame at a noon luncheon on Friday, May 14, in the Student Union Building Ballroom. The event is part of the university’s Moscow campus Commencement Weekend. The inductees are Pete T. Cenarrusa of Boise, who was an Idaho elected official from 1950...
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Idaho's College of Law Marks Commencement, Achievements of 84 Graduates
Posted: Thursday, May 6 2010
Written by Tania Thompson MOSCOW, Idaho – Nancy Morris, the nation's first woman secretary of the Securities and Exchange Commission, will give the commencement address for the University of Idaho's College of Law commencement. The College of Law, the university's only Advanced Professional degree program, will hold its graduation and celebration on Saturday, May 15, beginning at 3 p.m., in the...
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