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Citizens United v. FEC: Did The Court Get It Right? What Happens Next?
Co-sponsored by the Brennan Center for Justice, the Voting Justice Project, and the NYU ACLU
Date: Wednesday, Feb. 17
Time:12:30 PM - 01:30 PM
Location: Vanderbilt Hall, Greenberg Lounge
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The Law School’s Office of Communications is looking for a few talented student writers to blog about their opinions, ideas and experiences for Life At NYU Law, a soon-to-be launched student blog.
Read more...Learn more about our many academic specialities:
First-year students get the best possible foundation in legal theory and practice.
Along with traditionally required courses such as Torts and Procedure, they take the specially designed Administrative and Regulatory State course, which exposes them to the role of the administrative state in our legal regime. At one recent class, for example, Dean Richard Revesz and Professor Richard Pildes debated the merits of cost-benefit analysis and discussed Dean Revesz's new book, Retaking Rationality.
Students also take one of several first-year electives, including Constitutional Law and International Law, and they benefit from NYU's unique Lawyering Program, a yearlong course that hones the practical skills students need to become effective lawyers.
Videos, slideshows, maps, listsStudents tell the inside story of Law School life, from can't-miss courses to favorite late-night coffee spots. Take a look...
Avni Bhatia '10 has been selected a 2010 Skadden Fellow. The prestigious two-year fellowship, established in 1988 by the firm Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, supports graduating law students who wish to pursue public interest work by providing a salary, fringe benefits, and tuition-debt assistance to awardees as they pursue personally conceived projects at their chosen public interest organizations. More
Samantha Rayburn-Moore (LL.M. '10) was honored with a Bill Duffy Memorial Scholarship from the New York state chapter of the Tax Executive Institute. She is one of only two students to receive the scholarship this year, which was presented at the Tax Executive Institutes annual tax symposium luncheon on December 10, 2010. Rayburn-Moore was nominated for the scholarship by Professor Leo Schmolka. More
David Warner (LL.M. ’09) was awarded first prize in the Theodore Tannenwald Jr. Foundation for Excellence in Tax Scholarship’s 2009 writing competition. Warner, the sixth NYU Law student to finish in the top three for a Tannenwald prize in the last five years, will receive a $5,000 prize for his paper “A Pathway to Fundamental Healthcare Reform?: The Exclusion from Income for Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance.” More
