In an op-ed in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Prof. Brad Desnoyer discussed the Founding Father’s views on funding public education and argues the merits of Gov. Jay Nixon’s current budget proposal calling for an increase in public
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Mizzou Law Students Selected as Semi-Finalists in Transactional Law Competition
March 7th, 2014
Third-year Mizzou Law students Ben Bakula, Allan Finnegan and Emily Fiore were selected as semi-finalists in the Drexel Law Meet’s Regional Transactional Law Competition. Eighty-four schools from across the country compete in 6 regions. Although this is
Sportsmanship and Player Development Focus of Radio Interview
March 7th, 2014
Prof. Doug Abrams recently appeared on “The Sports Edge,” the weekly youth sports show on WFAN radio in New York. He and host Rick Wolff discussed a variety of issues, including equal ice time for all hockey
Mizzou Law Students Attend American Constitutional Society National Student Convention
March 6th, 2014
Two Mizzou Law students recently attended the American Constitutional Society National Student Convention, “Brown at 60.” Mizzou ACS members Serena Karraker and Evan Richardson, both 1Ls, flew to Los Angeles and attended the convention at UCLA School
West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals Opinion Quotes Prof. Barondes
March 6th, 2014
Prof. Royce de R. Barondes’ article, “Side Letters, Incorporation by Reference and Construction of Contractual Relationships Memorialized in Multiple Writings,” published in 64 Baylor Law Review 651 (2012), was quoted in a recent opinion from the West Virginia