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• Lawmakers Leave Politics Out of the Classroom • Freedom Restored: Professor and Students Help Tran...
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• Two Alums From the School’s First Class, 1992 Distinguished Law Graduates • Celebrating Our 20-Yea...
• Jim Rupp Honored for Across-the-Board Aid to All the Players (by Beth Mabel) • Burlington Resource...
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• Filling a Void: Institute for Indian Estate Planning Helps Tribes Preserve Their Lands• A Delicate...
•Law School Honors \u27Voting Rights Gladiator\u27 Joaquin Avila •History Up Close: Students Start ...
• Leadership of Washington Women Lawyers Comes from Our Own Law-Team Effort • Family Law Virtuoso Di...
• One of Our Own is One of a Kind and One of the Best (by Jennie Laird ’96) • First law Graduates Aw...
• The Promise of Civility • Leaders for Justice: Three Fellows Will Work for Underserved Communities...
Fall 2019 Alumni magazine for Seattle University School of Law. Featuring the 10-year anniversary of...
• Art Wang ’84 and Jesse Wineberry ’86 Are Named Distinguished Law Graduates • Wang & Chae Join Forc...
• Corporate Counsels Value Their Companies, Work with the Big Picture in Mind • Nationwide Student C...
• This Law Grad’s Collection of Folktales of Justice Wins National Aesop Prize for 1995 • Professor ...
•Between Two Deans•Educating Tech-Savvy Lawyers•Working in the Iconic Northwesthttps://digitalcommon...
• Lawmakers Leave Politics Out of the Classroom • Freedom Restored: Professor and Students Help Tran...