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A New Path
The second time his attorney missed filing for his appeal, Marshan Allen asked his family for one thing. “Just get me a typewriter,” Allen said. He was sent to prison...
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Chicago-Kent Student Awarded Peggy Browning Fellowship
A Chicago-Kent College of Law student was one of a select few to receive a prestigious national fellowship to conduct legal work for a national labor union this summer. Grace...
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Strubbe Writing Prize Winner Explores Remedies Against Employers Disclosing Medical Data
A paper exploring easier ways to attain legal remedies against employers who improperly disclose medical information won Chicago-Kent College of Law’s premier labor and employment law writing competition. Ricardo Santiago...
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Chicago-Kent College of Law awarded $300,000 Grant for Bar Success
Chicago-Kent College of Law has been awarded a $300,000 grant to study how to best support alumni in preparing for the bar exam. The grant, entitled “One and Done: A...
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An Examination of an Education: Paper Exploring Critical Race Theory Bans in Schools Wins Writing Award
A paper exploring the constitutionality of a slate of recent state laws banning critical race theory in elementary and high school classrooms has won Chicago-Kent College of Law’s second annual...
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Law Professor Testifies Before US Congress About Ramifications of ‘Independent State Legislature Theory’
Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Carolyn Shapiro testified at a congressional hearing in Washington, D.C., on July 28, 2022, about the history and future ramifications of a theory giving state...
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Paper on Constitutionality of Critical Race Theory Bans Wins Chicago-Kent’s Racial Justice Writing Competition
A paper exploring the constitutionality of a slate of recent state laws banning critical race theory in elementary and high school classrooms has won Chicago-Kent College of Law’s second annual...
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A New Path: Chicago-Kent Student Gets Full-Ride Scholarship After Successfully Appealing Life Sentence
The second time his attorney missed filing for his appeal, Marshan Allen asked his family for one thing. “Just get me a typewriter,” Allen said. He was sent to prison...
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Got Personal Data? New Chicago-Kent Privacy Certification Addresses Increasingly Complex Legal Landscape
As laws governing privacy get more complex and sophisticated, working professionals—including those working in information technology—can often feel behind the ever-heightening curve. That’s why Chicago-Kent College of Law is offering...
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Expert on Discrimination and Disability Law to Head Chicago-Kent’s Institute for Law and the Workplace
Nicole Buonocore Porter, Chicago-Kent College of Law’s new director of the renowned Martin H. Malin Institute for Law and the Workplace , jokes that some might think her scholarship’s radical...