Court Rejects Petition for Crime Victims in Epstein Case
In April, in a divided 2-1 decision, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit rejected a petition for crime victims in the Jeffrey […]
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Letter from the Dean
Dear S.J. Quinney College of Law alumni and friends: We hope this message finds you safe and learning to navigate through the challenges facing all […]
Read MoreBaughman Co-Authors Study on Prosecutors’ Race and Class Biases
America’s prison populations are disproportionately filled with people of color, but prosecutors’ biases toward defendants’ race and class may not be the primary cause for […]
Read MoreStegner Center Research Questions Whether National Monument Management Plans Follow Federal Law
Research unveiled in February from the College of Law’s Wallace Stegner Center for Land, Resources and the Environment questions whether the federal government followed the […]
Read MoreCarolynn Clark Named Director of Master of Legal Studies Degree Program
Carolynn Clark has been named the new director of the Master of Legal Studies degree program at the College of Law. She began her role […]
Read MoreKari James Honored by National Native American Law Student Association
Kari James, a first-year law student at the College of Law was named 1L Student of the Year by the National Native American Law Student […]
Read MoreNew Graduate Steffen Thomas Develops Skills with Pro Bono Initiative
Not many people get to help out with pro bono legal work before they even apply to law school. But Steffen Thomas has a skill […]
Read MoreCulver to Join College of Law
The College of Law is pleased to welcome Leslie Culver as a legal methods professor. She will start her position on July 1. Culver arrives […]
Read MoreShaping Your minds
Any law student will tell you that there’s a lot of schoolwork — legal research, assigned readings, writing briefs — that doesn’t directly relate to […]
Read MoreAlumni Hannah Follender Establishes New Cannabis Law Section of the Utah State Bar
Hannah Follender has quickly established an interesting career in the law since graduating in 2018. She’s currently a U.S. patent attorney at Workman Nydegger in […]
Read MoreCollege of Law Climbs in U.S. News & World Report Rankings
The College of Law’s strengths as a top-tier public law school, national leader in environmental law and growing powerhouse in the field of health law […]
Read MoreCollege of Law Building Garners A+ Ranking from Prelaw Magazine
The verdict is out — the College of Law has one of the best buildings in the country, according to newly released rankings from PreLaw […]
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