Prof. Epps: Obama Leaves a 'Weaker' Constitution
January 3, 2017
Garrett Epps, professor in the University of Baltimore School of Law, contributed a piece to The Atlantic on the legacy of President Obama and the U.S. Constitution, declaring that the nation's founding document is "weaker" at the end of the president's second term.
Law Professor: U.S. Must Insist on Financial Inclusion
December 8, 2016
In an op-ed in The Baltimore Sun, University of Baltimore School of Law Professor Cassandra Jones Havard urges the United States to pay attention to the 27 percent of U.S. households that are "un-" or "underbanked" — that don't have access to the full range of banking services.
Moot Court Team from School of Law Places Second in Regionals, Moves on to National Competition in History-Making Drive
November 22, 2016
The Moot Court team from the University of Baltimore School of Law scored a second-place finish in this month's Regional III round and now advances to the national competition, to be held in New York early next year. UB's two-person team bested all but one other team in the nine-school competition.
Law Prof.: Many Things in Washington Will Take 'Years' to Change
November 15, 2016
Charles Tiefer, professor in the University of Baltimore School of Law, tells McClatchy DC that the new administration can undo some of its predecessors' work quickly - but other goals will take years of coalition building to achieve.
Next Lyle Denniston Lecture: 'What Trump Presidency Means for Supreme Court,' Nov. 16
November 15, 2016
Wilson H. Elkins Professor Lyle Denniston and University of Baltimore School of Law Dean Ronald Weich will present a talk, "The Trump Presidency: What It Means for the Supreme Court," on Nov. 16. The event is free and open to the public.
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