Policing Los Angeles Forum: Is the Sheriff’s Power Unlimited? The newest edition of the Policing Los Angeles Forum series will convene from 12-1:30 p.m. today, Monday, Feb. 22 to discuss the nature of the constitutional sheriff’s movement, in which sheriffs claim they are entitled to both interpret and enforce the law as a sovereign. Constitutional sheriffs are associated with racially discriminatory policing. Speakers slated to address the issue are Jessica Pishko, journalist, The Appeal; Robert L. Tsai, professor of law, Boston University Law School; Anthony O’Rourke, Joseph W. Belluck and Laura L. Aswad Professor of Civil Justice, SUNY Buffalo Law School; Sean Kennedy, Kaplan & Feldman Executive Director, Center for Juvenile Law & Policy, LLS. The moderator will be Eric Miller, professor of law & Leo J. O'Brien Fellow, LLS. RSVP>>
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lls jazz salon CONTINUES WITH NEW SLATE OF OFFERINGS
The LLS Jazz Salon, coordinated by Professor Gary Williams, resumes at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 23. The music salon is "a gathering of people under the roof of an inspiring host, held partly to refine the taste and increase the knowledge of the participants through music and conversation. These gatherings consciously aim to please and to educate.” More>> | | 
ALUM TO DISCUSS Rescuing Ebony & Jet Photo Archives
Alumnus George C. Fatheree ’07 will join Dean Michael Waterstone's Distinguished Speaker Series to discuss his efforts to put together a bid by the J. Paul Getty Trust to acquire the company behind Ebony and Jet magazines, which commissioned some of the most important and iconic images in Black American history. Fatheree is a partner at Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP. The event will run on Feb. 24 from 12-1 p.m. More>> | |
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embracing change event to focus on entertainment law
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Apply for the 2021-2022 Faculty Pub Night Series
LMU's William H. Hannon Library is now accepting proposals for next year's Faculty Pub Night series. Faculty Pub Night is a library-sponsored speaker series launched in 2010, designed to highlight a diverse, interdisciplinary range of research publications and creative works created by LMU/LLS faculty, and presented to a broad audience that includes students, faculty, staff, and off-campus guests. More>> | |
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FACULTY WORKSHOP SERIES LOOKS AT FEDERAL CASE FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW
Erin F. Delaney, professor of law, Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law, will discuss The Federal Case for Judicial Review during the LLS Faculty Workshop to be held from 11:45 am-1 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 25. More>> | | 
Employment Law Symposium to serve up NETWORKING
Students are invited to explore the Los Angeles County Bar's virtual Labor & Employment Law Symposium, which will consist of four sessions split into two consecutive Thursdays: March 4 and 11, 2021. Each Thursday will have a morning and an afternoon session. A virtual happy hour will follow the afternoon session on the first Thursday. More>> | |
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Celebrate Black History Month
Select from five LLS Black History Month Zoom backgrounds and show your pride during your next Zoom event or meeting! Learn more on the Diversity, Equity & Inclusion website.
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Event coordinators are encouraged to use the LLS Events Calendar for events they want promoted broadly. All LLS events should be posted to the LLS Master Calendar, which has been updated to reflect the law school's virtual event and meeting spaces. Questions? Email us!
This Week's Highlights:
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Other Upcoming Events:
3/4 3/11 3/16
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Show and Tail: Cutest Pet ContestOpen to all LLS students, faculty and staff!
Voting takes place Feb. 18-24
Top three submissions win a prize!
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Admissions Office Housing SurveyThe Admissions Office has launched an anonymous survey to obtain information about current students’ housing experiences. This information will be distributed to admitted students and will help them locate the housing that best suits their needs. Please take a few minutes to share your insights with the next generation of LMU Loyola Law students via the LMU Loyola Law School 2020 Housing Survey. The survey should take approximately five minutes to complete.
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