SLU LAW News
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School of Law Establishes St. Louis' First Inn of Court October 18, 2010 The Saint Louis University School of Law, in partnership with area legal professionals, has established a local chapter of the American Inns of Court. The Theodore McMillian American Inn of Court will bring together more than 80 members of the St. Louis legal community, including attorneys, judges and law school students to focus on sharing best trial practices, enhancing their commitment to professional skills and ethics and engaging in fellowship. |
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New SLU LAW Program Hires Attorneys for Professional Service Positions October 15, 2010 Saint Louis University School of Law has created an innovative new program that will employ recent SLU LAW graduates to provide the St. Louis community with important legal and professional services. |
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Law School Kicks off Inaugural Semester in D.C. Program October 14, 2010 The Center for Health Law Studies at Saint Louis University School of Law has launched its first Health Law Semester in Washington, D.C. program. During the 2011 spring semester, four law students will clerk in health-related government agencies, working on cases with licensed practitioners dealing with health care regulations. With health care reform issues continuing to dominate United States policy and news, well-trained legal health experts are needed more than ever. |
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Professor Goldstein Included in Commentary on Edmund Muskie October 14, 2010 Professor Joel Goldstein was included in a commentary on Edmund Muskie for the http://www.kjonline.com/opinion/columnists/in-todays-divisive-politics-m... target="_blank"Kennebec Journal. |
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Professor Flanders' Op-Ed on Missouri's Self-Defense Law October 12, 2010 Professor Chad Flanders and second-year student Sarah Pohlman wrote an op-ed on Missouri's modified self-defense law appearing in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch . |
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Professor Goldstein Op-Ed on Senator Kaufman October 9, 2010 Professor Joel Goldstein's op-ed on Senator Ted Kaufman appeared in the Kansas City Star. |
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Professor Goldstein on Vice President Biden October 7, 2010 Professor Joel Goldstein was interviewed by Deleware's WDEL 1150 AM about rumors Vice President Biden could be replaced by Hillary Clinton on the Democratic ticket in 2012. |
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Professor Parasidis Interviewed about Illegal Promotion of Anti-Depressant October 4, 2010 Professor Ethimisios Pardisos was quoted in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch |
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Professor Ammann on the 14th Amendment October 4, 2010 Professor John Ammann participated in a rountable discussion on immigration law with KETC-TV (Ch. 9) |
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Professor Salsich on Missouri's Amendment 3 October 1, 2010 Professor Peter Salsich was interviewed by the Webster-Kirkwood Times on Missouri's Amendment 3, which would forbid the levying of transfer taxes by Missouri governments at the state, county and local levels if passed. |
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Professor McCormick Interviewed on Employees' Sick Leave Rights September 29, 2010 Professor Marcia McCormick spoke to KMOX-AM about workers' right to sick leave. |
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Professor McCormick on Workers' Right to Time Off September 27, 2010 Professor Marcia McCormick was interviewed by MSNBC.com about how the economic downturn is affecting workers ability to take sick leave. |
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Dean Johnson on Military Tests to ID Drug Abusers September 23, 2010 Interim Dean Sandra Johnson spoke to the San Antonio-Express News about the military's interest in testing patients who may succumb to drug addictions. |
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Professor Flanders Writes on the Cost of Justice September 17, 2010 Professor Chad Flanders' op-ed on the cost of justice appeared in the St. Louis Beacon. |
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"Legally Speaking" and SLU LAW Partner for ADA Episode September 15, 2010 In recognition of the 20th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA),"Legally Speaking" will film live at the Missouri History Museum on Monday, Sept. 20 from 7-8 p.m. The museum is home to one of the nation’s only ADA exhibits and a fitting backdrop for exploring the historical significance of the ADA law and progress over the past two decades. |
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Professor McGraugh Interviewed on Early Release of Convicted Robber September 15, 2010 Professor Susan McGraugh was interviewed by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch on a request from a prison inmate for early release following a robbery conviction. |
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SLU LAW Leads Constitution Day Seminar September 10, 2010 Judge Michael Wolff will educate students on "The Constitution in the State Courts" from 12-12:50 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 17 in the William H. Kniep Courtroom at the Saint Louis University School of Law. |
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Professor Bodie on HP's Lawsuit Against Former CEO September 8, 2010 Professor Matthew Bodie was interviewed by the Los Angeles Times about Hewlett Packard's lawsuit against its former CEO who went to work for the competitor Oracle. |
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Professors Ammann and Middleton on Immigration in Missouri September 6, 2010 Professor John Ammann and Adjunct Professor Richard Middleton were interviewed by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch for a special feature on immigration. Part 1, Part 2. |
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Professor McCormick Interviewed about Illinois Sex Offender Registry September 1, 2010 Professor Marcia McCormick was interviewed byKMOV-TV about the Illinois Sex Offender Registry. |
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Professor Goldstein's Op-Ed on the Vice Presidency in The Washington Post August 28, 2010 Professor Joel Goldstein wrote an op-ed on rumors about the status of Joe Biden's role as vice president in The Washington Post. |
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Professor McCormick's Op-Ed on Judges and Accountability August 21, 2010 Professor Marcia McCormick penned an op-ed in the Des Moines Register about the accountability and responsibility of judges. |
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C-SPAN 3 Airs Professor Goldstein Commentary August 21, 2010 Professor Joel Goldstein's participation in a seminar at Fordham Law School on presidential succession and inability aired on C-SPAN 3. |
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Professor McCormick Interviewed on Blagojevich Verdict August 18, 2010 Professor Marcia McCormick spoke with KTVI-TV FOX 2 about the outcome in former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich's criminal trial. |
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Professor Howard Interviewed About 1st Amendment August 16, 2010 KTRS-AM interviewed Professor Alan Howard about how the 1st Amendment may impact the development of a mosque at Ground Zero in New York City. |
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Professor Scarlett on Tennis Star Jimmy Connors Legal Battle August 15, 2010 Professor Ann Scarlett was interviewed by Missouri Lawyers Weekly about tennis great Jimmy Connors' legal battle with his attorneys. |
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Professor McGraugh Interviewed on Missouri's Public Defender Sytstem August 11, 2010 Professor Susan McGraugh spoke to KTVI-TV (FOX 2 St. Louis) about challenges the public defender's office is facing. |
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Professor Goldstein's Op-Ed on Judges' Empathy Published August 9, 2010 Professor Joel Goldstein penned an op-ed for the History News Network on how empathy makes superior judges. |
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Professor Ammann on the Push to Repeal the 14th Amendment August 9, 2010 Professor John Ammann was interviewed by KMOX-AM about the push to repeal the 14th Amendment allowing illegal immigrants to have children in the U.S. who will automatically be considered U.S. citizens. |
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Professor Howard Participates in TV Interview on Prop. C. August 8, 2010 Professor Alan Howard was interviewed by KTVI-TV (FOX 2 St. Louis) on Proposition C. |
