During the 2020-21 academic year, UW Law School Moot Court Teams excelled in multiple virtual competitions. “Due to the pandemic, all the competitions were virtual this year, which was an added challenge that teams have not faced in previous years,” said

In celebration of Black History Month, the Law Library has compiled the following links to UW-Madison and local community events and resources: UW Law School & Library Resources UW Law Library Celelbration of Black People in Legal Community: A webpage of

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. In 2001, Smith published his first book, Unfree Speech: The Folly of Campaign Finance Reform, a

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only)Today's book review introduces the Fifth Edition of Rights of Prisoners (2017) by Professor

Rachel Burg has joined the University of Wisconsin Law School as a clinical assistant professor in the Wisconsin Innocence Project (WIP). WIP seeks to exonerate the innocent and to train the next generation of legal leaders. Since WIP's founding, student