recent honors for achievement in labor and employment law. He was named one of five recipients of the

and Legal Anthropology Review is now housed at the UW Law School’s Institute for Legal Studies, under

) Onyemaechi Okocha has been awarded the VelanDale Phillips Scholarship for 2006 by the Wisconsin Association

Sex Designations for Identification Purposes: A Discussion on Inclusive Documentation for a Less

show-up occurs when police present one suspect to one witness for the purpose of making an eyewitness

in the closet for years, and the old grading system symbolized a second-class citizenship for legal

, non-profit, self-governing membership bodies, and all three share in the responsibility for advising

Grind, UW Law alumnus Louis Pepper '51 gets extensive recognition for his management of a failing bank

sponsored by the Institute for Legal Studies, the Global Legal Studies Center, the UW Law School, and the

Emeritus Kenneth B. Davis Jr. retired from full-time teaching in 2015. He served for fourteen years as the