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KU Law School Spotlights AI for Lawyers Course and Student Research on AI in Legal Practice

 Earlier this summer, visiting scholar Dr. Bakht Munir taught a five-day intensive course at KU Law. The innovative course, AI for Lawyers, provided students with a deep dive into artificial intelligence applications in legal practice. This specialized course was attended by seven KU Law…

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Hands-On Learning Q&A: Logan Quackenbush, Criminal Prosecution Field Placement Program

Logan Quackenbush, 3LDuring her time as a legal intern for the Shawnee County District Attorney's Office, third-year KU Law student Logan Quackenbush put the skills she learned from her professors in Green Hall to real-world use.Quackenbush participated in the internship as part of the…

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Law's New Voices

Meet the new editors-in-chief of the Kansas Law Review and the Kansas Journal of Law & Public PolicyWith the new school year just around the corner, the Kansas Law Review and Kansas Journal of Law & Public Policy are already at work preparing for their new volumes of legal discourse. At the…

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Returning Visiting Scholar: Dr. Bakht Munir

Visiting scholar Dr. Bakht Munir returns to KU Law from Lahore, Pakistan, for the fall 2024 semester through the end of January 2025.Munir is a faculty member at the University of the Punjab. He teaches courses in Constitutional Law, Legal Constitutional History, Legal Research Methodology, and…

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30 Years of VITA

KU Law celebrates 30 years of helping the community with free tax preparationNothing in life is certain except for death and taxes. For the last 30 years at KU Law, one more thing has been certain: the VITA clinic. Started in 1994, the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program (VITA) was created to…

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Hands-On Learning Q&A: Joshua Lollar, Judicial Field Placement

Joshua Lollar, 2L Prior to law school, Joshua Lollar, 2L, spent time in a seminary in New York before heading back home to Lawrence to serve as a priest in an Eastern Orthodox parish. However, his memories of visiting Green Hall when his mother was a KU Law student led him to enroll in KU Law…

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Hands-On Learning: Alexandria Vazquez, Field Placement Program

 Alexandria Vazquez, 2LOriginally from Santa Barbara, California, Alexandria Vazquez, 2L, previously worked as an orthopedic surgery coordinator. She cites the field placement program as helping to shape her understanding of criminal law, legal research and the nuance of working alongside…

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Exploring the Emerald Island with KU Law

Study abroad opportunities with KU Law Reagan Hoskin, 2L Studying abroad is a transformative experience. Students have the opportunity to broaden their horizons while enriching their educational experience. I know my educational experience was positively impacted by my three-week stay in…

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Leading the Legal Discourse

Meet the leaders of KU Law's student publicationsThird-year law students Collin Studer and Jackie Jeschke.Though the school year has only just begun, third-year law students Jackie Jeschke and Collin Studer have been hard at work this summer in preparation for their new roles as editors-in-chief of…

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CASA and Compassion

Student empowers change through ProBono workElm Beck, 3LWhether you’re helping a college student contest their parking ticket or spending time with a child in the child welfare system, there is no question that pro bono work is all about making a positive impact on your community. At KU Law,…

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