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Daniel Hemel in The Washington Post: Obstruction of justice doesn’t require another underlying crime
The Washington Post
# Mueller # Russian meddling President Trump
Huq on The Takeaway: Will the Mueller Report Shift Public Trust in American Institutions?
The Takeaway
Lawrence Zlatkin, '86: Joins Baker McKenzie
Law360
President Trump
Eric Posner discusses whether President Trump sought to obstruct justice
Politifact
Justin Driver and Merrick Garland
Legal education The judiciary
Four Alumni to Clerk on SCOTUS Next Term as Overall Clerkship Numbers Continue Record Growth
At Least One Law School Alum has Clerked on the Supreme Court Every Year Since 1972
By Becky Beaupre Gillespie
Professor Ginsburg Delivers the Hersch Lauterpacht Memorial Lecture 2019: "Democracies and International Law"
University of Cambridge Streaming Media Service
Campus free expression
Geoffrey Stone on President Trump's Free Speech Executive Order
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Gerrymandering
Nicholas Stephanopoulos on Partisan Gerrymandering in North Carolina
Bloomberg
Lee Fennell's "Owning Bad: Leverage and Spite in Property Law" Featured in Jotwell
Jotwell
From left: Kristin Levin, ’19; Alisha Patel, ’19; Walter Pelton, ’19; Chapter President Eric Wessan, ’19, winner of the Patrick Henry Award for Leadership; Jeremy Rozansky, ’19; Samuel Bray, ’05, winner of the Joseph Story Award; and Lee Liberman Otis, ’83, a founding director of the Federalist Society, a founder of the Chicago chapter, and the national organization's senior vice president and faculty division director.
Student awards
Law School Federalist Society Wins National Chapter of the Year
By Becky Beaupre Gillespie
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