We invite you to attend an Info Session on Friday, January 19, 2018 at our scenic coastal main campus in Bristol, Rhode Island! You will have the opportunity to meet with a member of our Admissions staff to discuss the application process and to learn more about what makes RWU Law different from other law schools. You will also take a tour of the law school with a student ambassador and observe a…
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United States Supreme Court Bar Admission RWU Law Alumni Swearing-in Ceremony U.S. Supreme Court, Washington, DC The Roger Williams University School of Law announces its ninth United States Supreme Court swearing-in ceremony. Dean Michael Yelnosky will invite the candidates for admission to join them for breakfast the morning of the swearing-in ceremony. The breakfast will be held at 8:00 a.m.…, This program is now wait-listed. , If you wish to participate, please indicate your intent as soon as possible via email, and no later than Friday, October 13, 2017 to lawevents@rwu.edu Once you receive confirmation from the School of Law, you must follow the steps below to complete the application process. The following criteria must be met for admission of U.S. Supreme Court Bar: (1) Be a member in good standing of the highest…
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Whether you celebrate Christmas, Chanukah, Kwanzaa, Winter Solstice, Festivus , and/or any other winter celebration, this time of year means just one thing at RWU; finals are over and it is winter break! You can tell your friend Veronica, it's time to celebrate Chanukah , or you can write Santa a letter asking for an official Red Ryder, carbine action, two-hundred shot range model air rifle .…
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This time of year is particularly difficult for law students and those that love them. (, Some of us are going mutts, !) There are outlines, study sessions, and exams. (, Oh my pugness!), To lighten the mood (and help with the , catmosphere, that gets very heavy this time of year in the library), the library staff has decided to take this , op-purr-tunity, to bring back puppy cam. This is where we play videos of cute puppies (and , pawsibly, kittens!) on the big screen in the main computer classroom. (Woo-hoo! , Raise the ruff!), We will be streaming cute baby animal videos throughout reading days and finals in the hope of giving you a few moments of joy in between the stress of studying for your exams. (, what a great oppawtunity, !) Please stop by the main computer classroom and oohh and aww over the puppies! (, You have to be kitten me right meow, !) And as ever, if you need any research assistance, please stop by, call us, chat with us online, or email us! , Purr-fect!
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The holiday season is just around the corner and you know what that means: sweet treats galore! Cookies (and cookie dough!) are a favorite for many, but these snacks aren’t immune from being the subject of lawsuits. Some recent cases include consumers falling ill after eating at a New York raw cookie dough shop and a class-action suit about mislabeled protein amounts. To stay in the know on…
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The RWU Law Library staff extends a warm welcome to our incoming 1Ls and returning 2Ls and 3Ls. Our collection and services are here to complement and advance the scholarship, practice skills education, and intellectual life at RWU Law. We have a website , blog , Facebook page, and Pinterest page. We communicate our information in many ways to connect the library with our students,…
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Researchers looking for state law materials from states outside their own state are often faced with certain practical difficulties. The first is that no library can maintain print materials for every state. The second is that sometimes even in the highly digitized world of online research, you still need to see a resource the way it appears or appeared in print. The reasons are varied: Getting…
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Finals are almost here and the library has a few reminders: stay calm, stay caffeinated, stay courteous. Over the next few weeks, please remember that sound carries in the library, especially when you are entering or leaving. Even whispers can be louder than you realize and distracting to your colleagues trying to study. While some students prefer to work in small groups in study rooms and…
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