Here's a first look at the law schools that sent the highest percentage of 2024 graduates to associate jobs at the largest ...

Hybrid JD students regularly participate in on-campus student organizations and contribute to one of the law school’s ...

The first time President Trump was in office, there was a widely reported “Trump Bump” in law school applications, a trend ...

Getting into a top law school, for instance, typically requires a high GPA and a competitive LSAT score, among other factors. With an acceptance rate of 5.25%, Yale Law School in Connecticut was the ...

Vietnam’s Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) expects nearly 20 different university admission methods to be applied in 2025. However, the ministry advises institutions not to adopt an excessive ...

Law enforcement ... are celebrating 4/20 are urged to celebrate responsibly, without driving high, and plan a sober ride. The enforcement period runs through Monday, April 21.

April 21 (UPI) --The Supreme Court rejected an appeal from Minnesota Monday that would have prevented its residents ages 18 through 20 from being ... to put the carry ban law back into effect.

(Alex Brandon / AP) Social media posts have warned for more than a month that President Donald Trump will declare martial law April 20, which typically means suspending civil law while the ...

State efforts to urge the Supreme Court to reconsider same-sex marriage have not advanced, but they have reopened the issue. By Amy Harmon It has been more than a decade since same-sex marriage ...

A San Diego federal court judge ruled this week in favor of a state law prohibiting the sale of semi-automatic rifles and other long guns to 18-to-20-year-olds ... anyone under 21, with some ...

Abu Dhabi, UAE: The Anwar Gargash Diplomatic Academy (AGDA) has opened admissions for the 2025/26 academic year ... Leadership (MAGAD), and the Master of Arts in International Law and Diplomacy (MILAD ...

I have a law review article entitled "Tinder Backgrounds" that is forthcoming in the Georgia Law Review (and whose draft is available here) trying to address this issue. Here is the abstract ...