News & Events

With several events taking place each day, GW Law is a hub of legal activity.

From moot court competitions judged by Supreme Court justices to lectures by prominent legal minds to career development programs, the law school is always abuzz with activities that benefit students, faculty, and the GW community.

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Fireside Chat With Maryanne Lavan

March 18, 2019

Maryanne Lavan spoke about her commitment to increasing diversity and inclusion as well as recounted the ways parenting has broadened her perspective to sharpen her leadership skills.

Professor Craver Serves as Scholar-in-Residence

March 15, 2019

Charles B. Craver taught attendees about negotiator styles and process as well as gender differences that could affect bargaining interactions.

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Upcoming Events

March
19
Tuesday

Book Talk: "Marxism and Criminology: A History of Criminal Selectivity"

12:00pm—1:30pm

March
19
Tuesday

Why I Serve: A Conversation with Army JAGs Who Practice Government Contracts Law

12:00pm—1:00pm

March
19
Tuesday

Careers in Domestic Anti-Corruption

6:15pm—7:15pm

March
20
Wednesday

Public Defender as Civil Rights Lawyer

12:00pm—1:30pm

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In the News

“Paul Manafort’s New York Indictment Raises Questions About Lack of Charges Against Michael Cohen’’

March 18, 2019
Jonathan Turley is quoted by The Washington Times about Paul Manafort's recent sentence and how it compares to Michael Cohen's.

“Robert Mueller Pursues New Trump-Russia Collusion Leads Despite Talk of Probe Winding Down’’

March 18, 2019

Stephen A. Saltzburg is quoted by The Washington Times about the signs that Russian issues remain in Mueller’s report.

“A Question of Privilege: How Trump Could Still Gut the Mueller Report’’

March 16, 2019

Jonathan Turley writes in The Hill about why Mueller’s final report could be a problem for Attorney General William Barr.

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