Law Professor Asks Supreme Court to Hear DNA Case
February 3, 2015
University of Baltimore School of Law Associate Professor Byron L. Warnken has filed a request with the United States Supreme Court, seeking a hearing in hopes of overturning a criminal conviction against a client whose constitutional rights were violated, Warnken claims, through the use of so-called "sweat-test" evidence—DNA collected surreptitiously by police prior to the person's arrest.
Law Clinic Students Sworn in as Student Attorneys
January 16, 2015
On Jan. 15, nearly 100 clinic students in the University of Baltimore School of Law were sworn in to practice as student attorneys.
21st UBSPI Auction, Feb. 13
January 8, 2015
The 21st University of Baltimore Students for Public Interest auction will take place on Feb. 13 in the John and Frances Angelos Law Center. UBSPI is a student-run organization dedicated to advancing public interest law. For two decades, the organization has inspired students to pursue careers focused on serving the less fortunate by helping them obtain equal representation in the justice system.
Serial Podcast Brings Attention to Law School's Innocence Project Clinic
December 19, 2014
The University of Baltimore School of Law's chapter of the national Innocence Project is receiving attention due to the overwhelming popularity of the Serial podcast. Prof. Michele Nethercott, director of the Innocence Project Clinic in the School of Law, speaks to WMAR-TV about the work of the project.
Law Professor: How Can Maryland Immigrants Benefit from Reform?
November 24, 2014
In an op-ed in The Baltimore Sun, Elizabeth Keyes, director of the Immigrant Rights Clinic at the University of Baltimore School of Law, writes that President Obama's announcement about reforms on immigration policy are an opportunity to improve the lives of many immigrants living in Maryland.
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