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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.

Las Vegas Review-Journal

‘Not a fad’: UNLV law school to launch AI use class this fall

Let's Data Science

UNLV Boyd Law launches required AI course for first-year students

Kalshi acknowledges gambling problem, seeks professional help

UNLV Boyd Law School introduces mandatory AI course for first-year students

Listen to Gisèle Pelicot, in Shame Has to Change Sides: A Hymn to Life

Federal judge stops immigrant detainees from being transferred out of Nevada

Trump’s Stock Transactions Probably Aren’t Insider Trading. They’re Still a Scandal.

The Nevada Independent

Nevada ICE arrests of people with no criminal convictions go up despite Trump admin pledge

The ‘Black Women Best’ Framework: An Innovative Method for Showing How Inheritance Taxes Affect the Racial Wealth Gap

News 3 Las Vegas

Young Lawyers Section scholarship created to help aspiring attorneys in Nevada

Mining Company Opts Out of Controversial Project Near Sacred Site in Black Hills

Los Angeles Times

Delaware Fights to Keep its Corporate Crown Amid the Rising ‘DExit’ Trend

Coin receives honorary doctorate from UNLV for contributions to gaming

Facial recognition lawsuit raises questions about AI use in policing

What's next for prediction markets in Nevada after Kalshi ban?

Longtime resident shares hope for future at Tides on Twain

Tribal Business News

From the Crow Nation to the Courtroom: Celina Stops Makes History at Boyd School of Law

Lookout Eugene-Springfield

Parents of man killed in crash want trial, not deportation, for truck driver

Nevada Young Lawyers Section creates endowed scholarship at Boyd Law

The Texas Tribune

ICE warrants were central to Abbott’s immigration dispute with Texas cities. Here’s how they work.

City Cast Las Vegas

How a 1970s Bingo Hall Led to a Big, Bold Tribal Casino on the Strip

Missouri right-to-repair bills target costs, control over agricultural equipment

Sex Abuse Claimants Pursue Their Own Plans for Bankrupt Dioceses

Missouri Business Alert

Missouri right-to-repair bills target costs, control over agricultural equipment

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