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Oh Deer! Animal Crashes Through Window To Roam Michigan Law School

Above The Law

A deer decided to take an uninvited tour of the Michigan law library. Animal Crashes Through Window To Roam Michigan Law School appeared first on Above the Law. The post Oh Deer!

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Michigan Law School Wins Rivalry Week

Above The Law

The post Michigan Law School Wins Rivalry Week appeared first on Above the Law. Having some fun at the expense of Ohio State fans on the faculty.

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Michigan Workers’ Comp Lawyers Awards Annual Scholarship

LegalReader

Applications are now being accepted for the Michigan Workers Comp Lawyers’ 2022 scholarship. law school. . It is open to 1L, 2L and 3L students who are a U.S. citizen or permanent resident currently enrolled in an ABA-accredited U.S.

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Court narrows Black law prof’s discrimination suit against University of Michigan Law School

ABA Journal

A federal judge in Detroit has narrowed a Black law professor’s discrimination lawsuit against the University of Michigan Law School. In a July 7…

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T14 law school bans ChatGPT on application essays

ABA Journal

The University of Michigan Law School is requiring applicants to certify that they didn’t use ChatGPT or other artificial intelligence tools when drafting personal statements…

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Michigan Football Copies & Pastes Legal Argument Directly From Fan Message Board

Above The Law

The post Michigan Football Copies & Pastes Legal Argument Directly From Fan Message Board appeared first on Above the Law. First stolen signals, now this?!?

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Michigan School Shooting Case Could Open the Door to More Novel Prosecutions

The Crime Report

The unusual step of charging the parents in relation to the recent Michigan school shooting could ultimately embolden prosecutors to criminalize parents when their kids commit a crime and set a kind of precedent that will hit minority parents the hardest, reports Bloomberg Law News.