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Via Harvard Law Today  On February 13, the Harvard Law School Library hosted Prof. Susan Crawford for a book talk and discussion on her newly-released…

Via Wired.com  Source: Pexels By: Susan Crawford You may have heard that China has cornered much of the world’s supply of strategic metals…

Via the Semester in Washington Blog  So far in Washington, 2019 has been dominated by talk of the shutdown, immigration policy and “The Wall.”…

Isabel Schayani and Niku Jafarina JD ’19 at WDR in Germany By: Niku Jafarnia JD/MPP ’20 This J-term, I did an independent clinical in Germany,…

Via the Center for Health Law and Policy Innovation  A new survey examining U.S. consumer attitudes and behaviors related to food date labels found…

Via Connecticut Veterans Legal Center CVLC Discharge Upgrade Director Margaret Kuzma with LSC staff Betsy Gwin, Dana Montalto, and Dan Nagin. Connecticut Veterans Legal…

Via the Project on Predatory Student Lending  Source: Flickr In our Student Loan Truth blog series, our clients share what they really got…

Via Law360  By: Chris Villani HLAB students Kenneth Parreno ’19 and Elizabeth Soltan ’19 with Clinical Instructor Patricio Rossi after oral argument at the…

Via Law360  Source: Pexels By: Chris Villani An employee suing an employer for unpaid wages can recover attorneys’ fees when winning a “favorable settlement,”…

Via The Wall Street Journal By: Richard Rubin The recent government shutdown damaged the Internal Revenue Service, an agency already struggling with budget cuts…

By: Solange Etessami, J.D. ’20 Solange Etessami, a 2L at Harvard Law School In the middle of January, the town of Mytilene on the island…

By: Oladeji M. Tiamiyu, J.D. ’20 The Constitutional Review Commission in The Gambia, located in the Greater Banjul Region When democracies endure prolonged crises, a complete…

Via the American Bar Association for Law Students  Steven Kerns, 2L at Harvard Law School Excerpt from “Law Students Speak: Why I Do Public…

Via The Washington Post Source: Flickr By: Robert Barnes The Supreme Court’s late-night, two-paragraph order that sent a Muslim inmate in Alabama to…

Via Courthouse News Service Source: Pixabay By: Nicholas Iovino A Ninth Circuit judge suggested Friday that the Trump administration’s Education Department used a flawed…

Via the International Human Rights Clinic With the semester already off to a great start, we’d like to extend the warmest welcome to our…

Via the Cyberlaw Clinic  As the Cyberlaw Clinic has continued to deepen its practice in AI-generated art (and as AI art has increasingly cropped…

Via Harvard Law Today By: Emily Newburger During an event at Harvard Law School last year celebrating its 40 clinics and student practice organizations,…

Via the Cyberlaw Clinic Source: Pexels The Cyberlaw Clinic filed an amicus brief (pdf) last week in the United States Court of Appeals for the…

Via Star Tribune By: Glenn Howatt Hepatitis C is one of the most common infectious diseases, with the potential to cause serious liver damage,…

Via The Semester in Washington Blog Source: Pixabay By: Johnathan Wroblewski, Lecturer on Law for the Semester in Washington Externship For the presidency of…