Trumpian America and more at 东精影业 law school public lectures
Former female deans of Harvard and University of Washington law schools are among the presenters.
Bar passage rate soars at 东精影业 law school
The July 2017 bar exam pass rate jumped 8 percentage points from last year for graduates of the William S. Richardson School of Law at the University of Hawaiʻi at 惭ā苍辞补, rising to a 76 percent passage rate for first-time test takers. Last year the rate was 68 percent.
OHA and law school partnership continues to serve the Native Hawaiian community
The initiative was created to provide access to justice through legal education and direct legal services on issues of importance to Native Hawaiian community.
PreLaw lauds 东精影业 law school for value, diversity and practical training
PreLaw magazine singled out the William S. Richardson School of Law for the high quality of its practical training and the unique classes it provides.
Summer law school program inspires high school students
The Law and Justice Summer Program offers participants an intensive immersion into the legal world.
Master of laws degree for foreign attorneys earns high marks, becomes more affordable
The program was recognized for its academic offerings, career support and for being among the schools offering the “Best Law School Experience.”
Law school’s Patsy Mink Fellow to work in congressional office
School of Law student Stacey Gray will spend the summer working in the Office of Hawaiʻi U.S. Representative Colleen Hanabusa.
Law library to create the Jon Van Dyke collection
The collection will index and make available the papers and research behind the late law professor?s publications.
东精影业 law professor honored with property rights prize
Professor David L. Callies will be awarded the 2017 Brigham-Kanner Property Rights Prize for work which affirms the fundamental importance of property rights.
Supreme Court Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg shares decades of wisdom with 东精影业 law students
In her third visit to the law school, Justice Ginsburg provides students a rare educational opportunity to hear insights directly from the highest court in the U.S.