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Dean Marcilynn Burke
February 25
Lawyers of Color 2020 Power List
Lawyers of Color: Dean Burke is recognized on the Lawyers of Color 2020 Power List.
Oregon Supreme Court Justices sitting at the bench
February 25
Oregon Law to host Oregon Supreme Court
The University of Oregon School of Law first hosted the Oregon Supreme Court for oral arguments in 1977. Thursday, March 12, will mark the 45th year of observing this tradition.
Harvey Weinstein outside courthouse
February 24
Beyond Weinstein conviction, how #MeToo changed America
The Christian Science Monitor: Associate Professor Elizabeth Tippett provides expert commentary. 
Oregon Capitol Building statue overlooking city of Salem
February 24
Oregon lawmakers were supposed to vote on a climate change bill. Republicans walked out — again.
The Washington Post: Assistant Professor Greg Dotson provides expert commentary.
Bloomberg and Warren at democratic debate
February 24
Nondisclosure and secrecy laws protect Bloomberg – not the women who sued him
The Conversation: Associate Professor Elizabeth Tippett writes for The Conversation.
Greg Dotston
February 21
The Down and Dirty on Oregon's 'Cap and Trade' bill
Portland Tribune, via Oregon Capital Bureau: Assistant Professor Greg Dotson provides expert commentary.
Oregon Senate
February 21
The Legislature's greenhouse gas reduction bill has been the session's most complex and contentious legislation. Here's what it means
Salem Reporter: Assistant Professor Greg Dotson provides expert commentary. 
protestors on street with signs
February 21
Impasse: DLCD decision puts Jordan Cove on pause
Herald and News: Assistant Professor Sarah Adams-Schoen provides expert commentary. 
Michael Bloomberg
February 21
Bloomberg Says His Company Would Now Approve Requests From 3 Women to Be Released From NDAs.
TIME: Associate Professor Elizabeth Tippett provides expert commentary.
Tony Garcia JD 06
February 17
A Series of Firsts: Q & A with Alum Tony García
Oregon Law: Oregon Law alumn Tony García (JD ‘06) was the first person in his family to graduate from high school and to go on and earn both college and law degrees. Read more about García, who continues to trailblaze as a Deputy City Attorney for the City of Portland and has dedicated his life to public service.  

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