In more than three decades on the bench, Judge Alfred Delucchi ’60 has suffered only one reversal. His enviable record, he says, is linked to the insights he gained by being both a prosecutor and a defense attorney. To read…
“Santa Clara University School of Law has a history of turning out some great trial lawyers,” says former dean and Professor Gerald Uelmen. Several of Santa Clara University School of Law’s most distinguished alumni are featured in an article in…
From licensing agreements to family law battles, international law touches all aspects of law practice today. Santa Clara law students who take advantage of the international law program at the law school can add their familiarity with the legal systems…
The Career Services office at Santa Clara University’s School of Law will once again present author Kimm Walton who will talk about getting the legal job of your dreams. The program will be held in the California Mission Room in…
Santa Clara University School of Law is the location for a moderated discussion on the Sudan genocide on November 17, from 12 to 1pm, in Bannan Hall Room 127. The ongoing humanitarian crisis in Darfur remains one of the international…
The more you study law school catalogues and brochures, the more schools begin to look alike. And, in many ways they are. So, how do you decide? One of the best ways to get a true feel for a law…
Through funding by the United States Department of Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA), the first of five capital trial defense trainings will take place at Santa Clara University School of Law November 11 -13, 2005. The site was chosen in…
Through funding by the United States Department of Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA), the first of five capital trial defense trainings will take place at Santa Clara University School of Law November 11 -13, 2005. The site was chosen in…
On Friday, November 11, 2005 Reg Graycar, Professor of Law at the University of Sydney, Australia and Visiting Professor (2005) at Cornell Law School with speak at a law school faculty forum. The title of her presentation is "Gender, Race,…
Three members of the Santa Clara University School of Law made news recently concerning the operation and composition of the United States Supreme Court. On Friday, November 4, 2005 Santa Clara Law School Professor Margalynne Armstrong appeared on KQED radio’s…
