Dean Schaffzin and Professor Stephen Galoob are kicking things off at today’s “New Voices in Criminal Law” Symposium.

One final reminder that TOMORROW, Friday, April 19th, is this year's Herff Chair of Excellence Symposium, 'The New Voices in Criminal Law,' which will be focused on cutting-edge research regarding criminal law and the criminal legal system.

Some great insight into the future of AI with Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Professor Norman Hemming. 🙃youtube.com/watch?v=86qKgK…

Make sure to attend Friday's 'The New Voices in Criminal Law' Symposium here at the law school so you can catch Alexandra Fay from @uclalawschool, another skyrocketing legal scholar, as she takes part in one of the day's panels. The symposium is free to attend. Link in bio.

As we get closer to Friday's 'The New Voices in Criminal Law,' Symposium, Prof Stephen Galoob accepted an invitation from Judge David Pool of Shelby County Criminal Court Div. 6 to join him in his courtroom and learn more abt the work done there and in our criminal justice system

Allow us to introduce you to Justin Brooks, another impressive 'Emerging Voice' in the realm of criminal law and a featured speaker at this Friday's 'The New Voices in Criminal Law' symposium. The symposium is free to attend. For more info, visit memphis.edu/law/events/her…

SPACE - The Final Frontier. Take a listen to the newest ep of Show Cause, feat. Prof Jennifer Brobst, where we delve into Space Tourism, the massive & rapidly growing space industry, & ways to protect & preserve the natural & cultural heritage of space. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/spa…

Introducing Sara Mayeux, Professor of Law & History and FedEx Research Professor at Vanderbilt University Law School. She's just one featured speaker at next Friday's 'The New Voices in Criminal Law' Symposium presented by our Herff Chair of Excellence. memphis.edu/law/events/her…

The law school is grateful to be a part of this generous gift, which funds two FULL, three-year scholarships every year for our law students. Dean Kate Schaffzin worked directly with UofM alum Burton Weil to ensure that Memphis Law students were included in this outstanding gift.

The full day's agenda has been confirmed for next Friday's 'The New Voices in Criminal Law' Symposium, presented by our visiting Herff Chair of Excellence. The symposium is FREE to attend and no registration is required. Join us for a full day of discussion and innovative ideas.

The UofM honored TN Supreme Court Justice Roger A. Page as an Outstanding Law Alumni for his service to the state’s highest court. Page was presented the honor by UofM Provost David Russomanno in the Historic Courtroom at the Univ. of Memphis Law.

Full Article: lnk.bio/uofmemphis

A special day in Memphis for Justice Roger Page. Before hearing oral arguments University of Memphis Univ. of Memphis Law, the Alumni Association had a surprise for him: youtu.be/0QiPp_yvV1o

Thank you to the Tennessee Supreme Court and all of the Justices for joining our students for a Q&A program during a break from hearing oral arguments in our Historic Courtroom today. Amazing opportunities abound at Memphis Law.

Did u know the Moon Landing is a natl heritage site on the Moon? Prof Jennifer Brobst has a chap. on law related 2 UNESCO, titled 'Legal Strategies to Preserve the Natural & Cultural Heritage of Space' in the new book, Space Tourism: Legal & Policy Aspects routledge.com/Spac.../BhatB/…

A stellar speaker line-up for our upcoming Herff Chair Symposium, 'The New Voices in Criminal Law,' on Friday, April 19th. Attendance is FREE. No registration required.

Prof. Lynda Black was recently nominated by 2L Dale Moore for The Susan Te Paske “See Me” Award. This Award honors a UofM faculty member nominated by a student for willingness to go above & beyond to create an environment where students with disabilities feel valued and welcomed.

Prof. Jennifer Brobst w/another fascinating piece of scholarship in the most recent volume of the St. Thomas Law (MN) Law Journal entitled, 'The Lawyer’s Duty to Understand the Disparate Impact of Technology in the Legal Profession.' Check it out at researchonline.stthomas.edu/esploro/output…

We're just a month away from an engaging & interesting Criminal Law symposium in 'The New Voices in Criminal Law,' presented by our Herff Chair of Excellence, Prof Stephen Galoob. Great lineup of rising stars & leading scholars. Registration opens soon. memphis.edu/law/events/her…

Prof. Danny Schaffzin and Neighborhood Preservation Clinic Staff Attorney Brigid Welsh are in Nashville today for House and Senate Committee hearings on proposed amendments to the Tennessee Neighborhood Preservation Act.

In case you missed it last week, students in our Neighborhood Preservation Clinic were featured on Action News 5 for their work in filing lawsuits against blighted properties across Memphis. actionnews5.com/2024/03/15/u-m…