The William S. Boyd School of Law will host an all-day Public Interest Law Film Festival on Friday, Sept. 30, 2011 in the Thomas & Mack Moot Court. The festival is co-sponsored by several local organizations. See below for schedule.
To kick off the film festival, Abby
2012 Rebel Trojan All-In Mock Trial Tournament
This year's Philip Pro Lectureship in Legal History will be delivered by Professor Franklin Zimring of University of California Berkeley School of Law on the topic of his latest book, The City That Became Safe: New York’s Lessons for Urban Crime and Its Control.
High School students from Caliente will be visiting campus as part of a job shadowing/career day.
Contact: Christine Smith
The MLK Advocacy Competition is an annual oral and written advocacy program sponsored by the National Bar Association and supported by the National Bar Institute. The Competition encourages students to express their views on a pre-selected topic and focuses on the ability of the
Boyd School of Law Professors Stacey Tovino and Ian Bartrum discuss the health reform cases before the Supreme Court this month.
Co-sponsored by Boyd's Health Law Society and American Constitution Society
This event is a collaboration between the UNLV School of Social Work, the UNLV Department of Criminal Justice, the UNLV Boyd School of Law and the Salvation Army.
The symposium will offer three tracks: law enforcement, providers and academic. Registration will be in the Thomas &
The William S. Boyd School of Law will host the second annual Public Interest Law Film Festival on Sept. 13-14, 2012 in the Thomas & Mack Moot Court. The theme of this year's festival is "Legitimacy, Process and Penalty." The festival is co-sponsored by several local
Professor Addie Rolnick will moderate a panel constisting of Howard Brooks (Clark County Public Defender), Alzora Jackson (Clark County Special Public Defender), Honorable Stephen Dahl (Retired Justice of the Peace, North Las Vegas Township), and Dan Edwards (Bishop at Episcopal
The talk is titled "Myths and Missions: The ACLU's Agenda for the Obama Second Term and Beyond," and it will be followed by a question-and-answer
