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Gay marriage, cybercrimes, wiretapping, civil rights, product liability. These are just some of the complex, contemporary issues Valparaiso University Law School Moot Court Society members have tackled recently…
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On January 14, 2016, speakers Wanda Akin and Raymond Brown from the International Justice Project discussed the narratives…
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Founded in 1879, Valparaiso University Law School is the 38th oldest American Bar Association (ABA) accredited law school in the United States…
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This year’s problem focused on the impact of social media in the differences between two clashing religions and a state’s attempt to take matters into its own hands and control social media by enacting its own laws governing media in its jurisdiction…
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It takes a committed group of students to cover and comment on the endless opinions and decisions flowing from the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit…
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From day one of year one, Valparaiso University Law School students are immersed in demanding writing requirements…
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Every year at Valparaiso University Law School, an ambitious team of third-year (3L) law students transforms into accomplished oral advocacy mentors, while a new group of second-year (2L) students joins the team…
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There are many professions within the law that do not involve trying criminal cases, introducing evidence, arguing before a jury, or any of the other activities laypersons recognize from countless police and courtroom dramas…
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