Designing a new regulatory architecture for telecommunications regulation presents a critical challenge that Congress must carefully consider in weighing prospective changes to the Telecommunications Act of 1996. To assist Congress in this endeavor, the Progress and Freedom Foundation (PFF)
Exploring ways to streamline current and conflicting telecommunication regulatory policies in the United States was the focus of a conference at Colorado Law on October 26.
LRAP Reception hosted by Faegre & Benson LLP Featuring Professor Patrick Furman, Colorado Law Ethics, Professionalism and Pro Bono: What must we do?What should we do? What can we do?
Colorado Law announced this week the receipt of a $200,000 gift from the national law firm of Faegre & Benson toward the realization of the School’s new Wolf Law Building. The gift is being joined by an additional $50,000 in individual pledges from CU friends and alumni at the fir
Cathy Hazouri, the Executive Director of the Colorado Chapter of the ACLU spoke about current initiatives by the Colorado ACLU and the National ACLU, current litigation, and ways that CU Law students can become more involved.Topics Discussed: Patriot Act and its impact Military Recruitment
Colorado Law students will conduct two community education workshops in southwest Colorado and the Denver area to explain the impact of a new federal law affecting American Indian land holdings.
The Knous Award was established in memory of former governor, federal judge, distinguihed statesman and Colorado Law Alumnus, William Lee Knous '11. Conferred annually by the Law Alumni Board of Directors, the Law School's highest honor recognizes outstanding achievement and sustained servi
