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Boyd School of Law In The News

Sample news articles and op-eds to see how the William S. Boyd School of Law and its faculty and staff are covered in local, national, and international outlets.

Expanding Our Vision--and the Law's Coverage--to Include "Marginal Workers" (Jotwell)

Community Law Day Helps Nevadans Avoid Financial Pinch (Public News Service)

The latest in the use of domestic drones (Las Vegas CityLife)

Why the practice of shackling juvenile defendants is coming to an end (Las Vegas CityLife)

Letter Authored by Professor Griffin Entered into Congressional Record (UNLV Law Blog)

It’s time local government stop asking the state for permission to act (Las Vegas Sun)

Team Player Keeps Law Library Running Smoothly (UNLV News Center)

Beverly Galloway

Bailey Kennedy Attorney Joins Non-Profit Board of Trustees (PR.com)

Alumnus Paul Williams '11

Bankruptcy judges juggle people, businesses and creditors in hard times (Vegas INC)

Sex assault conviction may be test case for testimony standards (Las Vegas Review Journal)

Animal Cruelty Law Nabs First Offenders (CBS Las Vegas KXNT)

71 Most-Cited Law Faculties (TaxProf Blog)

Secular students receive top honor (The Rebel Yell)

Boyd student Michael Gobaud '14

Member Spotlight: Nancy Rapoport (ABA Pulse Newsletter)

Boyd Alumnus Re-Elected as Chairman of State of Nevada's Employee-Management Relations Board (Howard & Howard)

Alumnus Seaton J. Curran '08

Dean's Column: Nevada's Public Lands and the Boyd School of Law (Nevada Lawyer Magazine)

Weak labor laws hindering union efforts (Las Vegas Review-Journal)

Libraries and local organizations band together to extensively document Las Vegas' African-American history (UNLV Library News Blog)

Family Affair? (Face to Face)

CSN hopes to obtain grant to continue naturalization courses (Las Vegas Review-Journal)

New policy leads to confusion, concerns of legal fraud (Las Vegas Sun)

Emergency Invoked to Cut Labor Cost (The Wall Street Journal)

Why Salazar v. Ramah Navajo Chapter is more than simply a federal contracting case (PrawfsBlawg)

The Roberts Court’s Liberal Turn on Juvenile Justice (The New York Times)