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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.

Saltman series features pro poker pointers (The Rebel Yell)

Poker star Annie Duke finds place in pop culture, intellectual circles (Las Vegas Sun)

FROM OUR READERS: Appoint judges? No thanks (Las Vegas Review-Journal)

LETTERS: Don't blame Reid for high unemployment (Las Vegas Review-Journal)

Dean Christine Smith

Hello, This Is Sandra Day O’Connor... Did I Wake You Up? (The Wall Street Journal)

LexisNexis Top 25 Business Law Blogs of 2010 (Lexis Nexis)

Hanging in the Balance: SCOTUS Will Decide If Class Action Bans Are Enforceable (Class Action Litigation)

To pass state bar exam, lawyers fret, sweat (Las Vegas Business Press)

Las Vegas Business Press

State of Nevada: Inquest Task Force (KNPR's State of Nevada)

Clark County Board of Commissioners Meeting (Granicus)

County To Have Panel Study Coroner’s Inquest (FOX 5 News)

Panel created to examine coroner's inquest process, recommend changes (KSNV News 3)

County commission panel to study inquest process (Las Vegas Review Journal)

Families of troops go to court over retained-asset accounts for death benefits (The Washington Post)

Newest organization for law students supports right to bear arms (The Rebel Yell)

Las Vegas coroner's inquest in police slaying of Erik Scott raises questions about process (Reno Gazette Journal)

County Commissioner tackling the coroner's inquest process (KSNV News 3)

Law Professor Uses Inquest as Teaching Moment (KLAS-TV 8 News)

Coroner's Inquest: The Process Explained (CCTV Channel 4)

Experts: Inquest Witnesses May Be Unreliable (FOX 5 News)

Zion Hikers Recount Surviving A Flash Flood (KNPR's State of Nevada)

Questions about immigration enforcement persist following raids (KSNV News 3)

Judge OKs bid for Rhodes to rebuy holdings from bankruptcy (Las Vegas Review Journal)

Privilege or Punish? Criminal Justice and the Challenge of Family Ties (PrawfsBlawg)