CLASS OF 2024: With aspiration as a future Tribal Judge, BA in Law online grad Hope Craig (Mvskoke from the Muscogee Nation of Oklahoma) will continue her legal education journey to transform tribal justice.

Read the Q&A with the BA in Law 2024 grad ▶️ bit.ly/3xU5S7q

NEWS: Read about the progress Univ. of Arizona Law's Civil Rights Restoration Clinic is making in expunging marijuana offenses in the city of Tucson.

Read in Arizona Public Media ▶️ bit.ly/3JupcLj

FACULTY: Antitrust expert writes in Forbes on the federal American Privacy Rights Act of 2024 and cites a review of the legislation by Univ. of Arizona Law Professor Andrew Keane Woods, which urges Congress to undertake a cost-benefit analysis of privacy regulation. bit.ly/4aF1pEa

FACULTY: Listen to Univ. of Arizona Law Professor Diana Simon and co-author Mark Cooney discuss what they love about legal writing and the inspiration behind their new book, 'The Case for Effective Legal Writing,” on The Law School Lounge Podcast podcast. spoti.fi/3xIUGe5

In a bid to clear the records of those burdened by past marijuana misdemeanors, a nonprofit organization named Reclaim Your Future spearheaded a press conference downtown earlier today. kgun9.com/news/local-new…

EVENT: Explore the future of privacy with Univ. of Arizona Law TechLaw and the Institute for Computation and Data-Enabled Insight (@uazresearch) for Privacy Law in the AI Era conference on April 22.

Details and registration ▶️ bit.ly/3vRNYBN

FACULTY: While the topic of child labor in the U.S. has been discussed in legal literature, Associate Professor of Law Shefali Milczarek-Desai's (Shefalimdesai) new paper is the first to analyze the current migrant child labor crisis.

Read more▶️ bit.ly/3W54usT

✨All New The Law School Lounge Podcast Episode out now! 🎙️

Diana Simon & Mark Cooney are in the lounge to discuss what they love about #legalwriting and the inspiration behind their brand-new #casebook at Carolina Academic Press: “The Case for Effective Legal Writing”

🎧 Here:
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✨Fantastic new episode from The Law School Lounge Podcast Podcast with CAP authors Diana Simon & Mark Cooney! 🥳

Check out their brand-new #casebook from CAP, “The Case for Effective Legal Writing: Court Opinions, Commentary, and Exercises” here:
cap-press.com/books/isbn/978…

FACULTY: Univ. of Arizona Law Professor Emerita Barbara Atwood discusses last week's ruling by the AZ Supreme Court that resurrected a sweeping 19th-century abortion ban.

Read in The New York Times nyti.ms/44527Zd

SAVE THE DATE: Homecoming is six months away LawCats! Save the date for the weekend of Oct. 19 and look for Homecoming event details in the mail, Letter of the Law newsletter, and social media.

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There's still time to register and explore the future of privacy in the times of AI. This conference is a partnership between Univ. of Arizona Law TechLaw Program and The Institute for Computation and Data-Enabled Insight. See you there! events.trellis.arizona.edu/en/f44lNu67/pr…

In Memoriam: Univ. of Arizona Law mourns the passing of distinguished alumnus, J. Michael Hennigan (JD ’70, BA ‘66), who leaves behind a legacy of excellence, integrity and unparalleled dedication to the practice of law.

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EVENT: Explore the future of privacy with Univ. of Arizona Law TechLaw and the Institute for Computation and Data-Enabled Insight (@uazresearch) for Privacy Law in the AI Era conference on April 22.

Details and registration ▶️ bit.ly/3vRNYBN

STUDENTS: After decades in law enforcement, Master of Legal Studies grad looks to continue working with Tucson community as Legal Paraprofessional.

Read a Q&A with MLS grad Hamilton Van Woert ▶️ bit.ly/3JhP2lH

FACULTY: Professor Christopher Griffin (Chris Griffin) provides analysis of the majority and dissenting opinions in last week's AZ Supreme Court ruling that upheld an 1864 law that bans abortions statewide, except to save the parent's life.

Arizona Daily Star ▶️ bit.ly/3U18Mi7

FACULTY: Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a law prohibiting cities or counties from creating protections for the state's two million workers who labor in often extreme and dangerous heat. Associate Professor of Law Shefalimdesai weighs in.

Read NPR ▶️ n.pr/3PYUNsg

In Memoriam: Univ. of Arizona Law remembers esteemed former colleague, Regents Professor Emeritus, Dan B. Dobbs.

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FACULTY: Following the Arizona Supreme Court's decision on a near-total abortion ban Univ. of Arizona Law Professor Emerita Barbara Atwood spoke with KJZZ Phoenix's The Show to discuss the court's reasoning and the legal questions that remain.

Listen ▶️ bit.ly/4avq3Y0

FACULTY: Univ. of Arizona Law Director of Empirical & Policy Research Chris Griffin (@clgriffinjr) helps answer ABC15 Arizona questions about abortion access following the recent state Supreme Court ruling.

Watch ▶️ bit.ly/3VOoH6a