“The Ground Truth” by Dean John Farmer Sheds New Light on 9/11
“A precise and reliable accounting of what happened has been absent until now,” says the New York Times Book Review. “This is it.” | Read Story
Clinics, Street Law Receive Community Engagement Awards
Rutgers–Newark Chancellor’s Awards recognize programs’ leadership in connecting the campus with the community. | Read Story
Professor Vera Bergelson on Comparative Criminal Liability
New book urges reform of criminal law to recognize that victims sometimes share responsibility for their losses or injuries. | Read Story
Winter Session at Rutgers Law School
Law students who want to use their winter break to earn credits toward graduation and graduates seeking an edge in today’s difficult legal marketplace can find what they’re looking for at the Rutgers School of Law–Newark Winter Session. For the first time, the law school is offering one-week classes in Intensive Trial Advocacy and New Jersey Practice to law school graduates and to students who have completed the first-year program or its equivalent at an ABA-accredited law school. Each of these two-credit classes will be taught by recognized experts in the topic. The classes will run from Monday, January 4th, through Friday, January 8th. Registration closes November 30th. | Read Story
