Navigation “If your heart is set on products from a market with a mask requirement and you can’t or won’t wear a mask, your choices are to get your food delivered, have someone else shop for you, or reconsider wearing a mask for your own health and the good of other shoppers,” said U.S. District Judge […]
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Rejecting Second Request, Fed. Judge Says Book He Published Not Grounds for Recusal From Redistricting Case
Both times, Judge Richard Mark Gergel declined to step down from a three-judge panel in a suit filed in the District of South Carolina that challenges the constitutionality of 28 state House districts, alleging they are drawn to dilute the votes of African American voters. Click Here To Read The Full Article
NY State Bar Association Says Illegal, 'Racially Discriminatory' Bar Application Question Must Be Replaced
The question “places a prospective law student in the unenviable position of determining whether to invest in a legal education without any assurances that they will be deemed morally fit to practice law after receiving their law degree and passing the bar examination,” according to the Report and Recommendations of the Working Group on Question […]
'We Are Recruiting the Next Leaders': How BU Law Strives to Increase Diversity in the Broader Legal Community
“It’s gratifying to look back and see the changes in my own community,” said Boston University School of Law Dean Angela Onwuachi-Willig. “And, as I know it does for others, it inspires me to continue with this really difficult and often thankless work.” Click Here To Read The Full Article
Attorneys of Color See Record Jump in Associate Representation
While the results from the National Association of Law Placement report are promising, much work remains to be done in order to retain these diverse classes through to partnership. Click Here To Read The Full Article