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    Date of this Version

    Fall 2024

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    Journal Issue

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    Nebraska Transcript (University of Nebraska College of Law), Fall 2024

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    Abstract

    Dean’s Message

    Alumni Master Jonathan Hatami, ’02, gives a voice to children in court

    Ledford, ’25, leads OUTLaw with compassion in mind

    Four Nebraska Law students attend Ms. JD Leadership Academy Intensive

    Brummond named recipient of Limitless Leadership Award

    Black Law Student Association champions representation in the legal profession

    Professor Brandon Johnson: examining electoral jurisprudence

    Suggs, ’79, reflects on Lennon case after nearly 45 years

    Nebraska Law introduces new peer-reviewed law journal

    Generations of Law graduates recognized with Nebraska Alumni Association Family Tree Award

    Nebraska Law Review hosts symposium on democracy and trust

    Cole leads establishment of Nebraska Innocence Clinic

    LAWR Program takes multifaceted approach to legal writing and research

    Department of Justice grant will support new Innocence Clinic

    Faculty Notes

    International manual on military space operations published by Oxford University Press

    Professor Paul Weitzel: applying corporate theory to artificial intelligence

    Peggy Browning Fellows advocate for workers’ rights

    Renamed Space, Cyber, and National Security Law Program celebrates 15 years

    Dickinson tackles questions on tech issues, commercial law

    Schmid Foundation recognizes faculty work

    Cavanaugh, Leiter, Schaefer, Schwartzkopf and Zwart recognized by Dean’s Advisory Board

    Schmidt named Nebraska Prosecutor of the Year

    Class of 2024 celebrates Spring Commencement

    Law-Psychology program, first of its kind, marking 50 years

    Murphy readies students for practice through Criminal Clinic

    Farias, ’27, advocates for fare-free rides on election day

    AlumNotes

    In Memoriam

    Bruning-Graves, ’23, finds love in law school aisles

    Lubken retires after 25 years with clinical law programs

    Report on Giving

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