Faculty

SBA is excited to announce that Barrister's Ball is right around the corner!

What: The best party of the year

(For those of you who haven't attended, it's the biggest social event of the year. This nation-wide law school tradition is always a memorable night and includes a delicious 3-course dinner, an open bar, dancing & our very own DJ Wolfe.)

When: Saturday, April 8th

6:00 pm - 11:00 pm

Where: The Music Box Supper Club

1148 Main Ave., Cleveland 44113

Tickets: $50 (+ 3.74 fee)

Tickets will be on sale from Monday, March 13th until Friday, March 31st 

Look out for an email with a link to buy on Monday

Students, faculty, alumni, and non-CM Law dates are all welcome!

(Dates are certainly not required - we promise this night will be great with or without one.) 

Attire: formal, but not black tie (unless you want to) 

A suit and tie, a nice dress, or something fancier if you'd like to seize this opportunity to re-live prom, are all great. 

Basically, no jeans or sweats.

Sponsored by the Student Bar Association.

Sponsored by the Black Law Students Association

An honest discussion of police interaction effects on the law school and greater community.

This event will be comprised of multiple breakout sessions involving different issues on police interaction, such as the increase in police presence in school, the police interaction with the Trans community, and the media's portrayal of police interactions with the public.

Event Flyer

Schedule:

• 10:00 – 11:30: BLSA panel discussion – How the Black Lives Matter/Blue Lives Matter discussion affects the law school.
• 11:40 – 12:25: Allies panel discussion – Police interaction with the LGBTQ community.
• 12:25 – 1:00: Break/Refreshments
• 1:00 – 1:45: NLG panel discussion – Police interaction during protests
• 1:55 – 2:40: BLSA panel discussion – Police interaction with individuals who have mental health issues
• 2:50 – 3:35: Federalists Society panel discussion – Issues surrounding recording during police stops
• 3:45 – 4:30: SBA panel discussion – Police interaction in public high schools

Join us for a special screening of the movie "If These Walls Could Talk," in the new Learning Commons of the Law Library. Prior to the movie, Prof. Steve Lazarus will give a brief talk about abortion jurisprudence in the United States. After the movie, we will discuss Ohio's new law that bans abortions after 20 weeks and examine the future of Roe v. Wade. Pizaa, popcorn and movie candy will be provided.

Sponsored by the Center for Health Law & Policy

WHERE: Cleveland-Marshall College of Law Moot Courtroom

WHEN: Saturday, February 18, 2017
CLE begins promptly at 9 AM and will conclude at 12:15 PM 

Pre-register for a discounted rate of $75

Register here

Registration at the door will be permitted for $85. 

Support this Law Review spring fundraiser. There will be baskets and a silent raffle throughout the week. Drawing to be held on Thursday, March 23.

Support this Law Review spring fundraiser. There will be baskets and a silent raffle throughout the week. Drawing to be held on Thursday, March 23.

Support this Law Review spring fundraiser. There will be baskets and a silent raffle throughout the week. Drawing to be held on Thursday, March 23.

Support this Law Review spring fundraiser. There will be baskets and a silent raffle throughout the week. Drawing to be held on Thursday, March 23.