The Lawyer is the official magazine of Seattle University School of Law. The abstract lists article highlights from each issue.
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The Lawyer: Fall 2018
Seattle University School of Law
•Law School Honors 'Voting Rights Gladiator' Joaquin Avila
•History Up Close: Students Start Racial Justice Fellowship with Visit to Lynching Memorial
•Poverty Warriors: Professor Sara Rankin and Her Students Work to End Homelessness -
The Lawyer: Spring 2018
Seattle University School of Law
•'I am Accountable': Deputy Attorney General Tells Students
•'Feature Story: All Hands of Deck for Legal Jobs
•'Second Chances: Alumni's Re-Entry Advocacy Paves the Way for Tarra Simmons
•'Faculty Showcase: Taking Another Look at the Rules of Evidence -
The Lawyer: Fall 2017
Seattle University School of Law
•Between Two Deans
•Educating Tech-Savvy Lawyers
•Working in the Iconic Northwest -
Lawyer: Spring 2017
Seattle University School of Law
•Fighting Slurs at SCOTUS: The Korematsu Center works to oppose federal registration of disparaging trademarks in a case at the U.S. Supreme Court.
•Safeguarding Democracy Under Trump: Law school faculty offer their thoughts on how lawyers can protect the rule of law under President Donald Trump.
•To Serve With Honor: Law school alumni are working to serve veterans with legal needs and advocate on their behalf in Olympia.
•Clinic Aims To Protect Workers' Rights: A new clinic allows students to help workers fight wage theft and discrimination. -
Lawyer: Fall 2016
Seattle University
•A Capital Idea: The law school launches a Semester in Olympia Program for students interested in government and public policy.
•Civil Rights on Trial: Student Katie Loberstein '16 takes a prisoner's civil rights case to the Ninth Circuit... and wins.
•From Counsel to Candidate: Elected office allows alumni to put their problem-solving skills to work for their communities.
•Homelessness Myths: Law students use research and data to fight common myths about people experiencing homelessness. -
Lawyer: Spring 2016
Seattle University School of Law
•Korematsu's Living Legacy: $1 million gift allows Korematsu Center to carry on the civil rights work of its namesake
•Advanced Law Degrees: LLM and MLS degrees starting this fall
•Bringing Law School to Alaska: Students are attending a year of law school in Alaska
•There's an App for That: Lawyers and law students teamed up with developers to solve problems of access to legal services -
Lawyer: Fall 2015
Seattle University
•A new crop of lawyers (cover story)
•Life on both sides of the law
•Faculty showcase
•You can go home again
•More than a thrift shop
•Spotlight on scholarships -
Lawyer: Spring 2015
Seattle University
•Retiring professors Paula Lustbader ’88, Hank McGee, and John Mitchell
•John McKay reflects on his time in Palestine
•Environmental Law seminar sees Elwha River restoration work up close -
Lawyer: Fall 2014
Seattle University School of Law
•Thinking it Through: Cliff Villa writes about trip to Philippines
•A Heart for Mentoring: Catherine Romero ’96 nurtures Latina/o students
•Making an Impact: Brian Howe ’09 inspires social entrepreneurs -
Lawyer: Spring 2014
Seattle University School of Law
•Books and babies: Students with children balance parental and school duties
•Disrupting disease: Alumni use their law degrees to further science and research
•Firm leaders: Law school alumni provide vision and oversight as managing partners
•A global leader: Rufus Yerxa '76 shares his story of a life in international trade -
Lawyer: Summer/Fall 2013
Seattle University School of Law
•A Familiar Face: Dean Annette Clark Leads with Conviction
•Telling Her Story: Student Shares her Experience of Human Trafficking
•Thinking it Through: Professor Bryan Adamson on the Effects of Zimmerman Acquittal -
Lawyer: Winter 2012-2013
Seattle University School of Law
• Truth, Justice, and Reconciliation: Professor Ron Slye Seeks Justice for Kenyans
• A Strong Argument: Student Argues Before Ninth District Court of Appeals
• Spy the Lie: Grad Michael Floyd Teaches Your How to Detect Lies -
Lawyer: Summer 2012
Seattle University School of Law
• Finally Free: International Human Rights Clinic Secures Release for Man Unjustly Imprisoned in Mexico
• Law Students Advise High Schoolers in City’s First Youth Traffic Court
• Janis Puracal Devoted to Freeing Her Brother from Nicaraguan Prison
• A Twin Passion for Teaching: Grads Take Their Legal Skills into the Classroom -
Lawyer: Winter 2011-2012
Seattle University School of Law
• Lawmakers Leave Politics Out of the Classroom
• Freedom Restored: Professor and Students Help Transformed Man Win Clemency
• Law School’s Full-Tuition Scholars Work to Effect Societal Change
• Graduate Fights for the Rights of Accused War Criminal -
Lawyer: Summer 2011
Seattle University School of Law
• The Promise of Civility
• Leaders for Justice: Three Fellows Will Work for Underserved Communities After Graduation
• Honoring Courage: Law School Leads Effort to Award Honorary Degrees to Japanese Americans Forced from School During WWII -
Lawyer - Winter 2010
Seattle University School of Law
• Professor Bryan Adamson on Obama Muslim Rumors
• Out of the Ashes: Professor Marilyn Berger's Powerful Film
• Scholarship Recipients Committed to Social Justice, Diversity
• A New Voice for Justice: Dean Mark Niles Inspired by Law School's Mission