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Diamond Quoted by Indian Country Today on Pala Case

2.3.2017
Indian Country Today Media Network “ Supreme Court Denies Hearing in Pala Enrollment Case, More Disenrollment Cases Expected ” Jan. 27, 2017 Professor of Practice James Diamond , director of Arizona Law’s Tribal Justice Clinic, was quoted in a recent...
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Arizona Law SJD Alumnus Joins African Human Rights Commission

2.3.2017
Kanyinke Sena , a Doctor of Juridical Science (SJD) graduate of the Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy (IPLP) Program at the James E. Rogers College of Law (Arizona Law), has been appointed as a Member of the Working Group on...
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"Who Belongs?" Conference Brings Together Tribal Leaders and Law Scholars to Discuss Disenrollment

2.2.2017
TUCSON, Arizona – The “Who Belongs? From Tribal Kinship to Native Nation Citizenship to Disenrollment” Conference will be held at the James E. Rogers College of Law , University of Arizona , March 9-10, 2017. Dates: March 9 & 10,...
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Powerhouse Trial Attorney Randi McGinn to Speak on Police Shootings, Consumer Safety at Peter Chase Neumann Lecture on Civil Justice

2.2.2017
Renowned trial attorney Randi McGinn will deliver the annual Peter Chase Neumann Lecture on Civil Justice at the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law. Her remarks are titled, “Using the Law to Transform Your Community: Making the...
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President Trump's executive order on immigration "violates the principles on which international university communities of thought, learning, and research are based and will jeopardize the very mission and purpose of the university," says UA President Ann Weaver Hart.

Arizona Law to Host Forum on Legal Issues Raised by Executive Order on Immigration

1.31.2017
The University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law will host a community forum Wednesday, Feb. 8 at 5:30 p.m. in Room 164 (Ares Auditorium) to discuss the legal and policy issues raised by the Executive Orders related to...
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New York Times Quotes Arizona Law's Robert Williams in Tribal Disenrollment Story

1.25.2017
The New York Times Magazine "Who Decides Who Counts as Native American?" Jan. 18, 2017 University of Arizona Law’s Robert A. Williams, Jr. , E. Thomas Sullivan Professor of Law and faculty chair of the Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy...
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University of Arizona Law Dean Marc Miller was named one of the most influential people in legal education

University of Arizona Law Dean Marc Miller

Dean Marc Miller Named One of Legal Education’s Top 10 Most Influential People

1.20.2017
In the wake of overseeing a series of innovations that have broadened access to law school, University of Arizona Law Dean Marc Miller has been named the eighth most influential person in legal education by National Jurist magazine . The...
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U.S. Court of Appeals to Hear Oral Arguments at University of Arizona Law

1.18.2017
As part of its ongoing public education effort, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit will hold oral arguments for three cases during a special court session at the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of...
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Law Professor Geoffrey R. Stone to Deliver 2016-17 Marks Lecture

1.17.2017
Noted University of Chicago law professor and author Geoffrey R. Stone will speak on “Getting to Same-Sex Marriage” for the 36 th Isaac Marks Memorial Lecture , hosted by the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law. Stone...
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University of Arizona Law alumnus Alfred Urbina earns victims advocacy award

Aislinn Rioux, Gertrude Heavy Runner, Alfred Urbina, and George Heavy Runner (left to right)

Arizona Law Alumnus Honored for Tribal Advocacy

1.5.2017
Alfred Urbina (‘08), attorney general of the Pascua Yaqui Tribe , was awarded the Bonnie Heavy Runner Victims Advocacy Award on Dec. 9 at the 15th National Indian Nations Conference in Palm Springs, California, The award was given in recognition...
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