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New England Law Also Captures Best Individual Oralist Award

Engler involved in the movement to expand the civil right to counsel

Proposals to Improve Criminal Justice Policy and Practice

New England Journal on Civil and Criminal Confinement Examines Melendez-Diaz and Briscoe

In Recognition of Outstanding Service to Students

Remarks Made at the AALS Annual Meeting for Law Professors and Administrators

Previous News and Events

Five-Year Grant Largest in Law School’s History

Alumni Spotlight: U.S. Navy LCDR Timothy Keeton '95

Members of the Class of 2010 Gain Access to the Association’s Valuable Resources

Student Newsmaker: Ligia Rodriguez '11

11/13/09 Confronting Forensic Evidence: Implications of Melendez-Diaz v. Massachusetts & Briscoe v. Virginia New England Journal on Criminal and Civil Confinement 2009 Fall Symposium

People, places, and events that have shaped New England Law throughout its 100 year history

Centennial events range from Supreme Court justices to pictorial exhibits

New Book on Separation of Powers and the War on Terror

Dean O'Brien's leadership acknowledged in Boston Business Journal article.

The Corporation of New England Law | Boston has elected Hon. John R. Simpson ’64 as its president, replacing outgoing president, Hon. Darrell L. Outlaw ’61.

CILP Assists CEDAW Efforts; Meetings Held in New York and Washington

Professor Cerone joins the UN Human Rights Council; Students Prepare Issue Briefs for U.S. Delegation

Day's Highlights Include Student Q&A Session

Supreme Opportunity to Learn about the History of the Highest Court

New England Law | Boston’s New England Law Review has moved up into the top 40 percent of 220 general law journals surveyed in Washington and Lee University School of Law’s annual rankings. The Law Review’s trend of improving scores has now extended into a fourth year.

Women's Struggles Recounted and Impact Assessed

Client Counseling Team Impresses National Judges

Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Chief Justice Margaret H. Marshall spoke at this year's Commencement at Boston's Citi Performing Arts Center.

Full Calendar of Events Planned for Spring

The law school added three new full-time faculty members this fall.

Susan M. Walton (class of '08) is chosen

U.S. Supreme Court Justices to participate in observances