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Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in the Legal Profession

The Barrister

1 Led by co-directors representing faculty, the admissions office, and academic affairs, the Center will serve to help recruit, retain, and support students from all backgrounds who have overcome obstacles on their journey into the legal profession, including barriers related to identity-based discrimination. 2 In the 2023 case, SFFA v.

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Has the Supreme Court's Decision on Affirmative Action Affected College Enrollment?

Law and Daily Life

In June 2023, the Supreme Court delivered a landmark ruling that effectively ended the practice of affirmative action in university admissions. The Court ruled against race-conscious admissions policies, asserting that such practices violate the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.

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From Evidence to Misinformation: Courts Brace for Deepfake Challenges

Complex Discovery

Ongoing Training: Legal professionals, judges, and juries need education on AI and its potential impact on evidence. Familiarity with the technology will help courts make informed decisions about the admissibility and reliability of digital materials.

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Maryland’s New and Improved Unreported Opinion Rule Does Not Go Far Enough

E-Discovery LLC

Maryland Rule 8-605.1 states: “The Appellate Court shall designate for reporting only those opinions that are of substantial interest as precedents.” That decision is “entirely” in the Court’s discretion. of Educ. , That court has not reversed in any case. 648, 692 (2009), cert. denied , 410 Md. emphasis added].

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Understanding Jury Duty and Misconduct in the Legal Arena

Jury Analyst

These questions lie at the heart of ongoing legal debates, prompting increased scrutiny of juror selection and education. Influence of External Information or Evidence Jury decisions must be based solely on evidence presented in court. The repercussions of using non-court information during deliberations cannot be overemphasized.

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Understanding Jury Duty and Misconduct in the Legal Arena

Jury Analyst

These questions lie at the heart of ongoing legal debates, prompting increased scrutiny of juror selection and education. Influence of External Information or Evidence Jury decisions must be based solely on evidence presented in court. The repercussions of using non-court information during deliberations cannot be overemphasized.