News & Events, 2004

• 12.17.04 Center Sparks Dialogue on Race and Law
• 12.16.04 Martin Joins Migration Policy Institute
• 12.7.04 Panel Discusses Local Services Aiding Immigrants, Refugees
• 12.7.04 Public Expectations of EPA's Superfund Program Exceed Its Capacities, Dunne Says
• 12.2.04 Survey of Law Firms Finds Virginia Grads Among Most Favored
• 12.1.04 Hospital Geography Helps Account for Racial Disparities in Health Care, Economist Argues
• 11.23.04 Legal Perspectives From Iraq: Castle and McGurk Share Experiences in Post-Conflict Rebuilding
• 11.19.04 Targeted Redistribution, Rather than Torts, Should Address Slavery Reparations, Logue Says
• 11.17.04 Remix Is a Cultural Right, Lessig Says
• 11.12.04 New Directors of Admissions, Financial Aid Named
• 11.10.04 Supreme Court Likely to Ban Execution of Juveniles, Experts Predict
• 11.9.04 Preserving Human Rights Central to War on Terror, Massimino Says
• 11.9.04 Twelve Alumni Back on Capitol Hill
• 11.8.04 U.S. Should Help Africa Prevent Terrorist Inroads, Soderberg Says
• 11.3.04 PILA Auction Earns $41,000 for Public Service
• 11.3.04 Law School Alumni Incumbents Sweep Their Elections
• 11.1.04 Dual Nationality Does Not Preclude Civic Loyalty, Martin Says
• 11.1.04 Conflict Over Judicial Appointments Will Continue After Election, Speakers Demonstrate
• 10.29.04 Students Escalate Voting, Campaign Efforts as Election Nears
• 10.27.04 Military Commissions Should Follow Court-Martial Standards, Glazier Says
• 10.25.04 Native American Spirit Survives Through Centuries of Struggle, Strickland Says
• 10.22.04 Scott Receives Thomas Jefferson Award, U.Va.'s Highest Honor
• 10.20.04 Conservationists Use Variety of Legal Strategies to Preserve Virginia Ecology
• 10.19.04 Conference Aims at Keeping Foster Children in School
• 10.18.04 Conference to Focus on Role of Government, NGOs in "War on Terror"
• 10.14.04 U.N. Created Through FDR's Determination, Schlesinger Says
• 10.12.04 Wills Calls Iraq War Unjust
• 10.12.04 Business Advisory Council Panel Studies Capital Markets, Investor Trust
• 10.11.04 The Post-Grutter Aftermath: Should Law Schools Court Conservatives?
• 10.11.04 Congress Should Not Rush Intelligence Reform, Hitz Warns
• 10.7.04 Independent Directors Key to Corporate Governance, Say Elson, McDonald
• 10.7.04 Ramazani Says "Unrealistic Assumptions" Hindered Iraq Plan
• 10.6.04 Bloodsworth Recalls Trauma of Wrongful Conviction, Urges Support for DNA Testing
• 10.6.04 Ethical Character of Firms Set by Top Leadership, Miller Says
• 10.4.04 Stephan Laments Lack of Judicial Modesty on the Supreme Court
• 10.4.04 Gay Marriage Opponents Mimic Objections to Interracial Marriage, Forde-Mazrui Says
• 9.28.04 Magill Explains Failure of Rehnquist Court to Revolutionize Separation of Powers
• 9.27.04 Passaportis to Clerk for Chief Justice Rehnquist
• 9.23.04 Voter Verification of Ballot Needed to Make Computerized Voting Safe
• 9.22.04 9/11 Fund's Special Master Recounts Experiences
• 9.22.04 Who Decides If People with Dementia Should Vote?
• 9.17.04 Obesity Lawsuits Duplicate Strategy of Tobacco Torts, Levy Says
• 9.16.04 Traditional Supreme Court Review Kicks Off Academic Session
• 9.16.04 Employment Lawyers Offer Tips of the Trade
• 9.15.04 International Human Rights Claims Affirmed with Sosa, But Questions Remain
• 9.3.04 CARS, Clerkship Process Changes Yield Big Results
• 9.2.04 Job Prospects Strong for International Business Lawyers
• 9.2.04 Sam Sheldon '04 Wins South Florida Primary
• 9.1.04 Recruiters Give Interviewing Tips to 2Ls on the Job Hunt
• 8.31.04 Student's Summer Job Targeted Predatory Sex Tourists
• 8.17.04 Students Research Labor, Employment in Jordan
• 8.13.04 All in the Family: Law Library Art Show Shines on Artists Close to the Law School
• 7.20.04 JAG Commandant Says Terror Detainees Will Get Vigorous Defense
• 7.15.04 Class of 2004 Grads Prepare for Bar
• 6.18.04 Career Services' Pat Harlowe Garners Outstanding Employee Award
• 6.15.04 Four in the Class of 2004: Graduation Award Winners
• 6.9.04 Inside the Green Zone: E. Scott Castle '79 Serves as Coalition General Counsel
• 6.2.04 School's Out for U.Va. Law Lecturers Flippen and Moore
• 6.1.04 Mnookin Discusses "Achilles Heel" of Fingerprints
• 5.26.04 Howell Quietly Leads Virginia House of Delegates
• 5.21.04 Better Schools Needed to Fulfill Promise of Brown, Jones Says | Graduation Awards
• 5.21.04 Hamdi, Moussaoui Attorney Describes Court Battles
• 5.20.04 Students Step Outside Walls of a Classroom with Externships
• 5.13.04 Native American Student Overcomes Poverty, Community Attitudes to Become Lawyer
• 5.11.04 Law Students Rewarded for Commitment to Public Service
• 5.4.04 Lawyers, Doctors Unite to Push for Treatment-Oriented Drug Policies
• 4.28.04 Gene Databases, Organ Transplants Raise Ethical Questions, Siegal Says
• 4.27.04 Cooney and Schochet Take Moot Court Finals
• 4.26.04 In the Prosecution Clinic, Cases Aren't from the Textbook
• 4.26.04 Stan Henderson to Retire
• 4.23.04 Elder Law Clinic Addresses Broad Range of Legal Issues
• 4.23.04 Napolitano '83 Brings New Leadership Style to Arizona Statehouse | Video
• 4.21.04 Goluboff Wins Law & Society Award for Scholarship on Civil Rights in the 1940s
• 4.20.04 Law Students Choose Dress Blues Over Pinstripes: U.Va. Produces Four New JAG Officers
• 4.19.04 Legal Profession's Breakdown in Camaraderie Could Send Wrong Message to Public, Wilkinson Says
• 4.16.04 Gentrification Raises Home Prices While Limiting Low-Income Housing Options
• 4.15.04 McCarthy Era Offers Cautionary Tale for Post-9/11 America, Stone Says
• 4.14.04 Firm Attorneys Offer Tips for Summer Associates
• 4.12.04 Sierra Leone Faces Significant Obstacles in Establishing Rule of Law, HRSP Concludes
• 4.9.04 Two Law Alums Look Forward to Supreme Court Clerkships
• 4.9.04 U.Va. Student Health Insurance Plan's Cost to Increase Next Year
• 4.7.04 Tribunal for Khmer Rouge War Criminals May Be Last Chance to End Cambodia's "Culture of Impunity"
• 4.7.04 Scheffer Says U.S. Policymakers Addressed Rwandan Genocide Ineffectively
• 4.5.04 Rutherglen: Conceptual Line Between Discrimination, Equality Generates Controversy
• 4.5.04 EPA's Re-use of Contaminated Sites Increases Community Involvement, Horinko Says
• 4.1.04 Grutter Litigators Explain Strategies Used to Win Affirmative Action Case
• 3.30.04 Patent Law Changes May Help in Race Against Super Germs
• 3.29.04 Legal Profession Increasingly Recognizing Diversity as Critical Issue
• 3.28.04 Affirming Police Right to Demand ID Could Open Door to Racial Profiling, Coughlin Says
• 3.26.04 Law Student to Dems: Show More Spine
• 3.25.04 New Procedures Needed to Secure Rights of Terror War Detainees
• 3.24.04 International Law Increasingly Influencing How U.S. Handles Death Penalty
• 3.22.04 Law Student Group Helps Low-Income Residents File Taxes
• 3.18.04 J.B. Moore Symposium to Address Constitutionality of Detaining Enemy Combatants
• 3.16.04 Klarman's Book Details Role of Supreme Court in Ending Segregation
• 3.16.04 Setear's Students Check Out "Rules" of Chess
• 3.5.04 Death Penalty Should Be Narrowed to Fewer Crimes, Bonnie Says
• 3.5.04 First Amendment Scribe James Madison "Belated" in Discovering Its Importance, Blasi Says
• 3.5.04 American Lawyers Craft Afghanistan's Labor and Employment Law
• 3.1.04 Supreme Court Designed to Help Make Democracy Work, Breyer Says (with video)
• 3.1.04 African-American Graduates Recall Life at Law School After Integration
• 2.24.04 Brown Helped Break Segregationist South, Greenberg Says (with video)
• 2.20.04 Brown, Lawrence Prove Justices Weigh Their Own Beliefs, Public Opinion, Klarman Says
• 2.19.04 Justice Breyer to Speak at Public Interest Law Conference
• 2.18.04 Calmore Laments Death of Legal Liberalism
• 2.13.04 Law Student to Legislator? Sheldon Runs for Seat in U.S. Congress
• 2.12.04 Bush Plan Fails to Address Serious Immigration Issues, Martin Says
• 2.11.04 Impact of Brown v. Board of Education to Be Examined at Law School Symposium
• 2.9.04 Low Crime Rates Soften Support for Death Penalty, Ellsworth Says
• 2.9.04 Cohen Testifies Before House on SEC Rules Governing Corporate Lawyers
• 2.9.04 BOV Taps Law Student for Service
• 2.6.04 Separation of Powers Key to Preserving Liberty in Age of Terrorism, Baker Says
• 2.2.04 Marriage-Penalty Tax Hurts Black Families More, Brown Says
• 2.3.04 Case Strikes Blow to Credibility of Fingerprint Evidence, Mnookin Says
• 2.2.04 Coughlin Discusses Complexities of Rape Law, Kobe Bryant Case
• 1.29.04 Medicare Bill Has Gaps, Surprises, Massaro Says
• 1.21.04 O'Sullivan Predicts Courts Will Establish Gay Marriage
• 1.20.04 Law Student Authors Washington Post Commentary: "Get Real/The Candidates Are What We Want Them to Be, After All"
• 1.16.04 J. Harvie Wilkinson III '72 to Receive Thomas Jefferson Medal in Law
• 1.11.04 "Migrating Toward Trouble": Martin Analyzes Bush Immigration Plan
• 1.7.04 Fall 2003 Interview Season Yields Success for 2Ls, 3Ls