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Seeking Information on Disappearance of Sherry Arnold
The Sindey, Montana Police Department and the FBI, along with other law enforcement agencies from the region, continue to investigate the disappearance of Sherry Arnold. Ms.
Two Dozen Members and Associates of Belizean Bloods Street Gang Facing Federal Narcotics and Passport Fraud Charges
CHICAGO—A federal investigation of alleged passport fraud and narcotics trafficking by members and associates of the Belizean Bloods street gang operating in Evanston and Chicago has resulted in charges against two dozen defendants, most of whom were arrested here this week, law enforcement officials announced today. One defendant, Jerry Johnson, who allegedly directed the Belizean Bloods drug trafficking organization in Chicago, was arrested yesterday in Salt Lake City and is facing federal charges in Chicago.
Law School launches new environmental law clinic
The University of Chicago Law School has announced the creation of the Abrams Environmental Law Clinic, which will offer students sophisticated training in environmental litigation, policy and regulation. The clinic is named for James and Wendy Abrams, in recognition of their support of the University and their dedication to legal and environmental issues.
Dovetta McKee helps usher urban youths into college via Office of Special Programs-College Prep
Dovetta McKee believes that every child has the potential to achieve academically, including disadvantaged youths, if given the opportunity and support. As the current director of the University’s Office of Special Programs-College Prep , McKee is back where she got her career start in youth development. From 1992 to 1999, McKee worked side by side with the late Larry Hawkins, who founded the office’s landmark program Upward Bound.
Conference explores China’s role in international law
Few dispute China’s status as a major world player, but uncertainty reigns about the effect its distinct voice will have on the future of international law. A distinguished group of scholars will debate this topic on Wednesday, April 6 at the University of Chicago Law School .
Law scholar Richard Epstein receives 2011 Bradley Prize
Richard Epstein , the James Parker Hall Distinguished Service Professor Emeritus of Law and Senior Lecturer at the University of Chicago Law School , has been awarded the 2011 Bradley Prize for outstanding achievement. Known for his influential work on a wide range of constitutional, economic and historical subjects, Epstein is one of four individuals to receive the Bradley Prize this year.
White House Urged To Take Action On ATF Vacancy
Enlarge Charles Rex Arbogast / AP President Obama has nominated Andrew Traver, the current chief of the bureau’s Chicago office and a career law enforcement official, to lead the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. But the National Rifle Association has voiced opposition to Traver, pictured here in 2007.
Illinois Lawmakers To Vote On Civil Unions TODAY
For weeks , supporters of Illinois’ civil unions bill have been vocal and confident–and today the Illinois House of Representatives could finally vote on the measure. Unfortunately for the bill’s supporters, anti-gay rights activists have also been drumming up support in recent weeks.
Professor Dinwoodie Explores the Development of Contemporary Trademark Law
CHICAGO , Nov. 11, 2010 /CHICAGOPRESSRELEASE.COM/ — Graeme B.