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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.

Family Affair? (Face to Face)

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

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

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

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)

Using Eminent Domain to Seize Underwater Mortgages (KNPR's State of Nevada)

UNLV Law Professor: The States Can Already Force You to Buy Broccoli (CBS Las Vegas KXNT)

No Human Being is 'Illegal' (Las Vegas Review-Journal)

Rewriting the End of a Sovereignty Story: Santa Clara Pueblo Members Vote to Change Patrilineal Membership Rule (PrawfsBlawg)

On the Move (Las Vegas Business Press)

Paola Armeni '03

Letter to the Editor: Bankruptcy Lawyers’ Fees (The New York Times)

Judicial Misconduct (KNPR Nevada Public Radio)

Generation next: Tomorrow’s leaders expected to diversify Hispanic business community (VEGAS INC)

Jeremy Aguero '04

Justice of the Peace candidate wants diversity in LV Court (Asian Journal)

Cynthia Dustin-Cruz '03

When Youth and the Courts Convene (UA News)

$1,000/Hour Bankruptcies: Attorneys Justify Their Fees (The Wall Street Journal)

NLV, Union Meeting Canceled When I-Team Shows Up (KLAS-TV 8 News NOW)

Nike Sues as Reebok Jumps the Gun on Tebow-Mania (The Legal Blitz)

UNLV Scarlet & Gray Free Press

Boyd Law holds Internet gaming symposium

When Peace Seems Impossible: A Response to Hussein Ibish (The Daily Beast)

California Gaming Regulator: Nevada Online Poker Industry 'Heavily Dependent on Prayer' (Card Player)

Long-shot lawsuit gives voice to frustration (Las Vegas Review-Journal)

Saturday Evening Review: The Missing Dissenting Opinion in Hosanna-Tabor (Constitutional Law Prof Blog)