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A Message from Dean Anita K. Krug on Chicago-Kent's Commitment Against Racism and Hatred
A message from Dean Krug?reaffirming?Chicago-Kent's?ongoing and strong commitment against racism and hatred and ongoing and strong commitment to building a more inclusive, equitable, and diverse world.?
Chicago-Kent Professor Bernadette Atuahene Wins the 2020 John Hope Franklin Award from the Law and Society Association
Professor Bernadette Atuahene is the recipient of the 2020 John Hope Franklin Award from the Law and Society Association, which recognizes exceptional scholarship in the field of race, racism, and the law.
Chicago-Kent Assistant Professor Greg Reilly Honored with Illinois Tech’s 2020 John W. Rowe University Excellence in Teaching Award
Assistant Professor Greg Reilly is the recipient of Illinois Tech’s 2020 John W. Rowe University Excellence in Teaching Award. The award recognizes faculty who have made notable contributions to their profession and to the university.
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Chicago-Kent College of Law Launches Equity Talks Series with Virtual Event on Race, Law, and Policing
A panel of experts will discuss race, law, and policing issues in a virtual event on June 30, the first event in Chicago-Kent College of Law’s new Equity Talks Series. David A. Harris , a nationally recognized expert on police, race, and criminal justice, will discuss his recently released book, A City Divided: Race, Fear and the Law in Police Confrontations , in context of recent events. He will be joined by Jeanette Samuels , civil rights attorney and activist, and partner at Shiller Preyar Jarard & Samuels, and Karen Sheley , director of the Police Practices Project at the...
Experts Available to Discuss Qualified Immunity, Justice in Policing Act and Supreme Court Cases Involving Police Misconduct
Global protests against police brutality in the wake of George Floyd’s death have sparked a discussion on police accountability including a reexamination of qualified immunity protections. Qualified immunity shields all government officials from personal liability for constitutional violations unless a victim can prove that the official violated “clearly established” law. This requirement generally means that the officer is immunized unless the victim can point to an earlier case in which the Supreme Court or a federal appeals court in that jurisdiction found virtually identical actions unconstitutional. Critics of qualified immunity say that this requirement allows egregious misconduct to go unaddressed,...
Amy Cortez ’20 Receives the 2020 Sandra P. Zemm Labor Law Prize
Amy Cortez ’20 is the recipient of the 2020 Sandra P. Zemm Labor Law Prize. The prize was established in 2009 at Chicago-Kent College of Law by the law firm of Seyfarth Shaw LLP to honor the memory of Sandra P. Zemm, who died in September 2008 after a lengthy battle with cancer. Zemm Prize winners receive $2,000 along with the award. Amy Cortez '20, winner of the 2020 Sandra P. Zemm Prize. Cortez graduated in May with a J.D. degree, a J.D. Certificate in Labor and Employment Law, and a certificate from the Praxis Program. Cortez was a student...
Chicago-Kent Global Professor Graeme Dinwoodie to Be Inducted into IP Hall of Fame
Chicago-Kent College of Law Global Professor of Intellectual Property Law Graeme Dinwoodie has been named as a 2020 inductee into the IP Hall of Fame. The IP Hall of Fame honors outstanding individuals who have made a game-changing, positive impact on the global IP landscape. “I am honored to have been selected as an inductee to the IP Hall of Fame and delighted to join such an eminent group of prior recipients. They include luminaries who have shaped our field and whose work has informed my research,” Dinwoodie says. “I have been privileged to teach intellectual property law to so...
Civil Rights Litigator and Constitutional Tort Scholar Noah Smith-Drelich to Join Chicago-Kent College of Law Faculty
Noah Smith-Drelich, a civil rights litigator and scholar in tort law, is joining Chicago-Kent College of Law as an assistant professor of law in the fall. Smith-Drelich’s research lies on the intersection of tort law, civil procedure, and health policy, focusing on the ways in which substantive and procedural law shape legal systems through the individual-level incentives that they create. He is joining the law school from Columbia Law School, where he has been an Academic Fellow and Lecturer in Law. “We are excited to have Noah join our law school faculty,” said Chicago-Kent Dean Anita Krug. “Our students will...
Illinois Supreme Court Chief Justice Anne M. Burke to Deliver Keynote Address at 2020 Commencement
Illinois Supreme Court Chief Justice Anne M. Burke Illinois Supreme Court Chief Justice Anne M. Burke is delivering the keynote address for Chicago-Kent College of Law’s 2020 Commencement. The virtual commencement will be streamed on the law school’s website beginning at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, May 17, at kentlaw.iit.edu/commencement . Burke will be joined by two student speakers. Valedictorian Jack Etchingham will deliver the J.D. commencement address, and Rayane Al Hayek, a candidate for an LL.M. in U.S., International, and Transnational Law, will deliver the graduate address. The virtual ceremony will be an abbreviated, pre-recorded version of the law school's...
Chicago-Kent Professor Bernadette Atuahene Wins the 2020 John Hope Franklin Award from the Law and Society Association
Chicago-Kent Professor Bernadette Atuahene is the recipient of the 2020 John Hope Franklin Award from the Law and Society Association for her article “ Predatory Cities .” The annual award recognizes exceptional scholarship in the field of race, racism, and the law. Professor Bernadette Atuahene The Law and Society Association is an interdisciplinary scholarly organization committed to social scientific, interpretive, and historical analyses of law across multiple social contexts. The award is named after John Hope Franklin, a professor of history and law whose interdisciplinary research documented the history of racism and its effects. Predatory cities are urban areas where...
Chicago-Kent College of Law Launches the Constitutional Democracy Project to Support Civics Education
Programs will be geared toward middle school and high school students, and their teachers CHICAGO, May 5, 2020— Chicago-Kent College of Law is launching the Constitutional Democracy Project (CDP), which will prepare middle school and high school students for active civic participation by providing civics education programs and curriculum to them and to their teachers. “We’re at a critical time in our democracy where misinformation and polarization are making it harder for Americans to resolve disagreements about public policy and law,” says Carolyn Shapiro , associate professor of law, and the founder and co-director of Chicago-Kent’s Institute on the Supreme...

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"Beyond Snowden" - Palmer Civil Liberties Prize Lecture with Timothy Edgar
Senior fellow at Brown University’s Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs Timothy Edgar, winner of the 2018 Chicago-Kent College of Law/Roy C. Palmer Civil Liberties Prize, discussed the ideas in his book Beyond Snowden: Privacy, Mass Surveillance, and the Struggle to Reform the NSA (Brookings Institution Press 2017) at Chicago-Kent on April 1, 2019. In his book, Edgar explains both why and how we can protect our privacy without sacrificing vital intelligence capabilities. Learn more about the Palmer Civil Liberties Prize .
“Requiring Internet Platforms to Engage in Mandatory Filtering? Controversial Proposals and Current Practice in Europe”
Leading European copyright scholar Professor Matthias Leistner of LMU Munich Faculty of Law delivered a talk, “Requiring Internet Platforms to Engage in Mandatory Filtering? Controversial Proposals and Current Practice in Europe”, at Chicago-Kent on September 17, 2018. Controversial copyright proposals being voted on (again) soon in Europe may make this a reality, and the proposals have provoked a huge response around the world. Although the proposals would change EU law, they would create pressure on platforms to follow similar practices in the United States and elsewhere.
Perspectives on Trial Advocacy
Chicago-Kent's Trial Advocacy Program is consistently ranked as one of the best in the country. Not only do our students excel in local and national trial advocacy competitions, but they also learn how to be effective and principled advocates for their clients. Classes are taught by experienced full-time and adjunct faculty, including many alumni who return to mentor and coach current students. Listen to program director and longtime coach Judge David Erickson, associate director Ana Montelongo '16, and competitor Bryce Hensley '17 share their thoughts on what makes trial advocacy at Chicago-Kent such a valuable experience. To learn more about...
Legal Writing at Chicago-Kent
Chicago-Kent's pioneering, three-year Legal Research and Writing Program, founded in 1978, has been emulated at law schools across the country. At Chicago-Kent, first-year legal writing classes are taught by full-time faculty members who offer one-on-one feedback, and students get practical experience writing legal documents and using the technological tools that lawyers rely on in their careers. Watch Professor Kari Aamot Johnson and Professor Douglas Godfrey discuss how the first-year legal writing curriculum at Chicago-Kent prepares students to become successful attorneys. Visit www.kentlaw.iit.edu/legal-writing for more information about Chicago-Kent's Legal Research and Writing Program.
Student Perspectives on Clinic
Chicago-Kent has one of the largest clinical programs of any law school in the country and serves more than a 1,000 clients a year. Students work on fee-for-service cases in a wide variety of clinical practice areas -- criminal law, employment law, entrepreneurial law, environmental law, family law, intellectual property law, mediation, open government/government watchdog law (Center for Open Government), vaccine injury litigation, and tax law -- under the supervision of experienced clinical faculty. Listen to law students Catherine Larson '17 (Entrepreneurial Law Clinic), Dalia Labrador '17 (Criminal Defense Litigation Clinic), and Stephanie Langley '17 (Plaintiff's Employment Law Clinic) discuss...
Preview of Federal Circuit Cases to Be Argued at Chicago-Kent on Oct. 3, 2018
Professor Greg Reilly and Dean Harold Krent preview four cases on the docket of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, who will hear arguments for those cases at Chicago-Kent on October 3, 2018. The cases scheduled for argument: Forest Laboratories, LLC v. Sigmapharm Laboratories, LLC; Kerr v. MSPB; Rehco LLC v. Spin Master, Ltd.; and Spineology, Inc. v. Wright Medical Technology Inc.

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Karl Haraldsson '19 is?a Chicago-Kent Honors Scholar in the evening division. He works as a consultant for law firms that are transfoming their practice models to provide services more cost effectively for clients.

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A Message from Dean Anita K. Krug on Chicago-Kent's Commitment Against Racism and Hatred

Chicago-Kent Professor Bernadette Atuahene Wins the 2020 John Hope Franklin Award from the Law and Society Association

Chicago-Kent Assistant Professor Greg Reilly Honored with Illinois Tech’s 2020 John W. Rowe University Excellence in Teaching Award

Chicago-Kent Up Close

Chicago-Kent By the Numbers

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Chicago-Kent College of Law Launches Equity Talks Series with Virtual Event on Race, Law, and Policing

Experts Available to Discuss Qualified Immunity, Justice in Policing Act and Supreme Court Cases Involving Police Misconduct

Amy Cortez ’20 Receives the 2020 Sandra P. Zemm Labor Law Prize

Chicago-Kent Global Professor Graeme Dinwoodie to Be Inducted into IP Hall of Fame

Civil Rights Litigator and Constitutional Tort Scholar Noah Smith-Drelich to Join Chicago-Kent College of Law Faculty

Illinois Supreme Court Chief Justice Anne M. Burke to Deliver Keynote Address at 2020 Commencement

Chicago-Kent Professor Bernadette Atuahene Wins the 2020 John Hope Franklin Award from the Law and Society Association

Chicago-Kent College of Law Launches the Constitutional Democracy Project to Support Civics Education

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重生微醺初夏

Learn About 1L Your Way

Expansive Areas of Study

Meet the C-K Law Group

Why Chicago-Kent?

Prospective Students

INQUIRE

VISIT

APPLY

Academic & Research Communities

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Institutes & Centers

Videos

Chicago-Kent Up Close

"Beyond Snowden" - Palmer Civil Liberties Prize Lecture with Timothy Edgar

“Requiring Internet Platforms to Engage in Mandatory Filtering? Controversial Proposals and Current Practice in Europe”

Perspectives on Trial Advocacy

Legal Writing at Chicago-Kent

Student Perspectives on Clinic

Preview of Federal Circuit Cases to Be Argued at Chicago-Kent on Oct. 3, 2018

Meet Karl Haraldsson