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American legal scholars join SMU professor in challenging Kremlin s misrepresentation of first amendment freedoms

American legal scholars join SMU professor in challenging Kremlin’s misrepresentation of first amendment freedoms

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Professor William Bratton Publishes Two Works on Corporate Law

Professor Bratton has published many articles and book chapters on topics in corporate law, the theory of the firm, law and economics, and legal history.

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More than two dozen Cities and States are suing Big Oil over Climate Change – they just got a Boost from the US Supreme Court

By Patrick Parenteau, Vermont Law & Graduate School and John Dernbach, Widener University | - Honolulu has lost more than …

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Willamette Law to celebrate its 137th Commencement on May 21 News

Chief Judge Erin Lagesen JD 00 to give the commencement address; Dean Emeritus & Professor Leroy Tornquist, Professor Caroline Davidson, and Larraina Erland also recognized.

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Florida Law Against Loud Music Targets Black Drivers

Florida drivers may be pulled over if their music is too loud.

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