Baltimore City Solicitor Ebony Thompson, J.D. '13, to Deliver Address at UBalt Law’s 2023 Commencement, May 17
May 15, 2023
University of Baltimore School of Law alumna Ebony Thompson, J.D. '13, acting solicitor for the City of Baltimore, will deliver the address at the school's May 17 Commencement ceremony. A Baltimore native, Thompson was promoted to acting city solicitor this past January, becoming the first woman to lead the city's Law Department. This is the school's 95th Commencement.
School of Law Dean Ronald Weich: 'We Need Rational Laws' on Crime
March 14, 2023
University of Baltimore School of Law Dean Ronald Weich joined a panel on WAMU's 1A program to discuss the impact of legal reforms on the political process, following a dispute about Washington, D.C.'s criminal justice reform plan and a rare bipartisan rejection of the plan in Congress.
Law Prof. Daniel Hatcher's New Book Exposes How America's Justice System Commodifies Children
March 7, 2023
University of Baltimore School of Law Prof. Daniel Hatcher. is the author of the new book Injustice, Inc. Prof. Hatcher has booked dozens of interviews and bookstore appearances, including three live interviews on March 7 alone: the 10 a.m. NPR network program On Point, then WYPR's noon Midday program, and finally a 7 p.m. discussion about the book with UBalt Law Prof. Shanta Trivedi at Red Emma's bookstore in Baltimore.
Symposium: 'Blazing the Trail: Maryland's First Black Lawyers and the Legacy They Built,' Feb. 16
February 8, 2023
"Blazing the Trail: Maryland's First Black Lawyers and the Legacy They Built," an in-person symposium hosted by The University of Baltimore's School of Law's Law Forum, will feature a panel discussion on the state's earliest Black lawyers and the continuing barriers to the bar and bench for Blacks in Maryland. The event, free and open to the public, will take place on Feb. 16.
Webinar: 'Is the Indian Child Welfare Act Unconstitutional?,' Feb. 7
January 17, 2023
The University of Baltimore School of Law will host a webinar, "Is the Indian Child Welfare Act Unconstitutional?," featuring experts in Indian law, on Feb. 7. The event will focus on the Indian Child Welfare Act, a 1978 law which is being challenged as unconstitutional in a case currently before the Supreme Court.
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