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Faculty, staff levels remain steady at Md.’s two law schools (access required)

August 16, 2019 Comments Off on Faculty, staff levels remain steady at Md.’s two law schools (access required)

Faculty and staff levels have remained steady at Maryland’s two law schools, though recent retirements mean both will be looking to hire in the next year, the schools’ deans said. The University of Baltimore School of Law reported 61 full-time ...

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200 years later, a treason trial in Baltimore (access required)

September 9, 2014 Comments Off on 200 years later, a treason trial in Baltimore (access required)

In the wake of the British burning of Washington and the end of the War of 1812, a Maryland lawyer and businessman who returned four British soldiers to the enemy stood on trial for treason in 1815. Almost 200 years later, local judges, attorneys and members of the legal community gathered to recreate the scene in which defense attorney William Pinkney delivered the closing argument that resulted in the jury’s acquittal of John Hodges.

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Warnken keeps old-fashioned ways for first class at new UB Law building (access required)

May 20, 2013 Comments Off on Warnken keeps old-fashioned ways for first class at new UB Law building (access required)

When Byron Warnken taught the first class in the original John and Frances Angelos Law Center in 1982, students took notes with paper and pen.

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