Colorado Law Professor William T. Pizzi recently was recognized with the Don Sears Award presented by the CBA Ethics Committee (click here for CBA web site).
he University of Colorado at Boulder's new law school building will begin to take shape east and south of the current building in January, thanks largely to the commitment and civic mindedness of several student leaders, said Law School Dean David Getches.
Seven University of Colorado at Boulder students who were instrumental in securing financing for a new Law School building and future campus construction will present plans for the new building and describe its unique financing at a briefing on campus Thursday morning.
Professor Robert Nagel's provocative article, "Law Schools Are Bad for Democracy" was featured on the election day editorial page of the Wall Street Journal.
The Silicon Flatirons Telecommunications Program is proud to be an academic co-sponsor of the Institute of Regulatory Law and Economics (IRLE). Last spring, the IRLE held its first program, an academically rigorous retreat for state public utility commissioners.
Chiricahua Apache Joselius Saenz not only received his ceremonial eagle feathers back, but was awarded $48,818 for legal fees incurred in his eight-year odyssey to recover the feathers which were seized in 1996 by the U.S. Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service.
The newest journal at the Law School is the Journal on Telecommunications and High Technology Law. This journal, with three volumes under its belt, is publishing two issues a year and exploring cutting edge issues in technology policy.
Just in time for Congress to begin re-examining the foundations of American telecommunications policy (i.e., early next year), Professor Phil Weiser's book (co-authored with Jon Nuechterlein), Digital Crossroads: American Telecommunications Policy in the Internet Age, will be published by MIT Pre
Citing progress made in recent months by Colorado Law on the adequacy of the school's physical facility, the American Bar Association has terminated its accreditation review. In 2003, the ABA found the law school building out of compliance with accreditation standards.
