Education Law
Education law includes schools, school systems and school boards, students' rights and student movements.
- Judge James M. Shake ('80) joins mediation group
- Human Rights Advocacy Program celebrates with local Latino community
- Prof. Weaver presents at Japanese university
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Jasmyne Moore
- 2L Awarded the Marianne T. Anderson Memorial Fellowship by the Southwest Public Policy Institute
- 11 Members of Law School Community receive Student Champion Recognition
- Virtual Colloquium event allows law scholars from around the country to share ideas
- Brandeis author to speak Oct. 24
- Brandeis Alums Open New Law Practice in Shepherdsville.
- Brandeis Alum wins Poetry Prize
- Wins Kentucky State Poetry Society Chaffin / Kash First Prize
- Brandeis Spotlight: Professor Jamie R. Abrams
- We're introducing you to the people who make Brandeis Law great.
- Louisville Law has been support system for nontraditional student
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Crystal Rae Coel
- Ryan Nafziger joins Phillips Parker Orberson & Arnett
- Dean Harold Wren dies at age 95
- Dean Harold Wren died June 13, 2016, at age 95.
- Administrative Law
- Administrative law encompasses the substantive, procedural and jurisdictional aspects of state and federal government agencies.
- Appellate Advocacy and Procedure
- Legal representation by an attorney before any state or federal court of intermediate or final appeal.
- Civil and Criminal Procedure
- Civil procedure involves the jurisdictional, pre-trial, trial and post-trial aspects of civil litigation, such as divorces, estate distribution or injury cases, between private parties. Criminal procedure applies to both the constitutional issues and legal processes arising in pre-trial, trial and post-conviction criminal litigation.
- Civil Rights
- Civil rights law includes the areas of equal protection and due process.
- Constitutional Law
- The body of law governing the relationships among and powers of the executive, legislative and judicial branches of government and between the federal and state governments.
