Law & Justice - Page 11 of 26

Water Institute Hosts Environmental Secretary

Michael Candelaria March 11, 2018

Regional stakeholders convene to discuss policy options on springs’ protection

The two students stand side by side in a courtroom

Stetson Law Students Win, Advance to National ABA Competition

Cory Lancaster March 1, 2018

2 students win ABA regional mediation competition in Connecticut on Feb. 25

Inside the First Amendment

Michael Candelaria February 20, 2018

National expert Tim Wu to talk about free speech and the internet Feb. 28 at 7 p.m. as part of Stetson’s Social Justice Lecture Series

Walking in the Forest of Arden

Cory Lancaster February 18, 2018

African American students, who helped integrate Stetson in the 60s, recall some of the challenges

Stetson in the News, Feb. 9-16

Michael Candelaria February 16, 2018

Faculty, students, alumni and others who made the news

Portrait with the College of Law seal behind her

Law Professor Dorothea Beane honored for distinguished career as a trailblazer

Cory Lancaster February 11, 2018

Beane is first minority professor awarded tenure at College of Law and serves as co-director of the Institute for Caribbean Law & Policy

Professor Luz Nagle honored as first tenured Hispanic law professor at Stetson Law

Cory Lancaster February 11, 2018

Nagle is an expert in international law and the fight against human trafficking and modern day slavery

Sharing Their Stories

Cory Lancaster February 11, 2018

Jim Johnson ’68 and his wife Dorothy Pompey Johnson ’69 helped to desegregate Stetson. Now, Jim Johnson brings back alumni to help today’s multicultural students.

Four students stand on a porch together with a sloping yard behind them.

Stetson College of Law’s Dispute Resolution Board advances to national competition

Cory Lancaster February 11, 2018

Two Stetson Law students head to national competition in Durham, North Carolina, in March

Reporting Russian Truths in the Era of Fake News

Cory Lancaster February 10, 2018

Journalist David Filipov to provide insights into Russian politics on Thursday, Feb. 22, at Stetson

Stetson in the News, Feb. 2-8

Michael Candelaria February 9, 2018

Faculty, students, alumni and others who made the news

Graduates at Stetson College of Law walk across the campus

Future students invited to College of Law for Stetson Experience

Cory Lancaster February 2, 2018

Visitors can attend workshops, tour campus and meet current students on Saturday, Feb. 24

Global Distinction

Michael Candelaria February 1, 2018

Stetson Law Professor Luz Nagle honored by U.S. District Court Middle District of Florida

Coming Together

Michael Candelaria January 20, 2018

Stetson marches in step with Volusia County’s unified MLK Day celebration

A newspaper sits on a table next to a cup of coffee

Stetson University in the News, Dec. 15-Jan. 4

Cory Lancaster January 4, 2018

Faculty, alumni, students and others who made the news

Stetson invites future law students to open houses in January and February

Cory Lancaster December 22, 2017

Future law students can learn about pursuing part-time law degree, scholarships, financial aid

Stetson Law Students Help with New Legal Hotline for Disaster Victims

Cory Lancaster December 6, 2017

Project helps attorneys provide free legal services to disaster victims in Florida

Clay Henderson stands in a meeting, listening

Stetson Water Institute Set to Receive $1.3M in Water Pollution Lawsuit

Cory Lancaster December 1, 2017

Institute would create Sustainable Farming Fund and help farmers reduce pollution

Stetson College of Law exterior buildings in Spanish Colonial style

Stetson Law Earns ‘A’ for Curricular Offerings in Trial Advocacy

Cory Lancaster November 30, 2017

Winter 2017 issue of preLaw magazine names Stetson among “Trial Advocacy Curricular Leaders”

Stetson Professors Co-author ‘Right to a Clean Environment’ Amendment to Florida Constitution

Cory Lancaster November 22, 2017

Proposal is among 6 to advance for consideration out of 2,000 proposed amendments