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.
Note to Editors: Members of the press are welcome to attend without charge. To arrange, call Travis Litman at (303) 738-5633 or email Litman at sftp@colorado.edu.
In the fall of 2004, Colorado Law launched the Juvenile and Family Law Program (JLFP). Coordinated by Professor Clare Huntington, the JFLP offers courses in juvenile and family law, conducts legal and policy research, and hosts conferences and programs related to juvenile and family law.
The Law School will host four outstanding scholars from around the country as part of our ongoing Faculty Colloquium Series. These faculty presentations will be:
The Law Library continues to select and license significant electronic resources. Many electronic resources can be used by all library patrons, whether in the law building or remotely, but others can only be accessed while in the law building.
