Colorado Law Professor Suzette Malveaux Could Become The First Black Woman Appointed To The 10 Circuit Federal Court
If selected, her appointment would likely be historic for the Black LGBTQ community. Suzette Malveaux | Photo: University of Colorado Law School
Suzette Malveaux. Her name might not ring a bell, but her face might. She’s sometimes mistaken for her twin sister with whom she bears a striking resemblance; Emmy award-winning CNN National Correspondent Suzanne. Malveaux, 54, of Denver, however, is a bonafide badass in her own right, in the world of law. There’s been recent buzz that the Harvard University and New York University Law-educated former civil rights attorney-turned-law-professor’s name may be being circulated by the Biden administration as a contender to fill one of two federal judgeship vacancies on the Tenth Circuit Federal Court, which covers Colorado, Kansas, Utah, Wyoming, New Mexico and parts of Oklahoma.
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April 1, 2021
RALEIGH Campbell Law School is once again ranked as the ninth most devout Christian school in the nation by preLaw magazine, a National Jurist publication, in its Spring 2021 edition.
Every two years, preLaw magazine spotlights the country’s “Most Devout Law Schools.” Campbell Law, which is among the 46 law schools in the U.S. that have ties to faith, has been recognized for its devoutness, which is determined by how much emphasis a school places on religion in its curriculum, faculty makeup and daily campus life.
As preLaw magazine wrote in its rankings: “We recognize schools that combine legal education with religious values. It’s particularly poignant in the age of COVID-19, when many people are searching for answers and comfort. Dealing with adversity has become part of the new normal as much as mask wearing and social distancing. Adversity is with us every day, after all. COVID-19 has swept the nation, touching every corner, nearing 30 millio