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Arizona Court of Appeals, Division II to Hold Virtual 2021 Court Session at University of Arizona Law

As part of its ongoing public education effort, Division Two of the Arizona Court of Appeals invites members of the Arizona Law community to view live virtual oral arguments during a special court session at the on April 7.   

For the Record: Faculty Lectures, CDC Citation, Advice for Law School Applicants

Catch up on recent University of Arizona Law faculty accomplishments, including awards, new positions and media coverage. 

Statement from the Asian Pacific American Law Student Association on Targeted Violence Against the Asian American Pacific Islander Community

APALSA stands in solidarity with our Asian American Pacific Islander community in condemning the targeted act of violence that occurred in Atlanta yesterday.

Karen Korematsu to Discuss Korematsu v. U.S. at the 2021 Neumann Lecture

Karen Korematsu, founder and executive director of the Fred T. Korematsu Institute, and daughter of the late civil rights icon, will deliver the 2021 Peter Chase Neumann Lecture on Civil Justice on March 24. 

Pitt Family Foundation Speaker Series Welcomes Harvard Law Professor Lawrence Lessig

Harvard Law professor, New York Times bestselling author, and 2016 presidential candidate, Lawrence Lessig will be the Pitt Family Foundation Speaker Series next guest speaker on Tuesday, March 23, 2021. 

Alumni Spotlight: Patrick O'Brien, PharmD '89, JD '93

Patrick O’Brien, PharmD, JD ('93), a joint alum of the University of Arizona Colleges Pharmacy and Law, is an advocate for the graduate certificates in Regulatory Science and Health Law. 

Lee Analyzes Supreme Court Asylum Cases on SCOTUSblog

White House Taps Pidot for Council on Environmental Quality

Arizona Law Professor Justin Pidot has been appointed as general counsel to the White House Council on Environmental Quality.  

UN Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Joins UArizona Law Faculty

Author and Political Analyst to Discuss Polarization in Politics at Pitt Family Foundation Speaker Series

Ezra Klein, founder and editor-at-large of Vox, author and policy analyst, will speak at the Arizona Law’s Pitt Family Foundation Speaker Series. 

Alumna is First Black Chief Deputy of the Pima County Attorney’s Office

University of Arizona Law would like to recognize alumna Tamara Mulembo (‘05), the first Black Chief Deputy in the 109-year history of the Pima County Attorney’s Office

Investigative Journalist, “Dark Money” Author Jane Mayer to Deliver 2021 McCormick Lecture at University of Arizona Law

Leading investigative journalist Jane Mayer will deliver the 2021 McCormick Lecture on Feb. 18, 2021.