Advocacy Update: Supporting Returning Citizens in Montgomery County
Justice Lab students have partnered with the Montgomery County Public Defender Office to develop strategies to incorporate reentry into the Office’s holistic approach to criminal…
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Second Year Evening Students Honored for Excellence, Commitment to Community and Profession
Second-year evening students Jasmine Greene and Maya Brown have been honored by the National Bar Association Women Lawyers Division (Philadelphia Chapter) with scholarships named in…
Advocacy Update: Challenging Family Detention From An International Human Rights Perspective
Family detention is a pressing issue because of the psychological harm created by detaining children. One of the three family detention facilities in the U.S.…
Professor Epstein Named to Third Circuit Task Force on Eyewitness Identifications
Director of Advocacy Programs Jules Epstein has been appointed to the Third Circuit Task Force on Eyewitness Identifications by Chief Judge Theodore McKee. Epstein is…
Professor Emeritus Frank McClellan Honored for Service to the Disability Community
Professor Emeritus Frank McClellan has been honored with the Special Recognition Award by the Legal Clinic for the Disabled (LCD) for his “extraordinary commitment to…
Temple University Shines in Global Research Citation Ranking
Editor’s note: This article was originally published in the Temple University Newsroom. When it comes to scholarly authority, Temple is decidedly a leader. A new…
Innocence Project Wins Freedom for Man Sentenced to Life Without Parole
The Pennsylvania Innocence Project at Temple Law School has won freedom for Tyrone Jones, convicted more than four decades ago of murder and sentenced to…
Entering Class Marks End of Orientation Week With Community Service Project
The final event of Orientation Week for the entering class of 2016 introduced a sizable group of new law students to the North Philadelphia neighborhood…
Temple Law Welcomes the Entering Class of 2016
Temple Law School capped off orientation week by inviting the entering class of 2016 to take part in a pledge ceremony marking their entry to…
Professor Stanchi’s Book Shows Feminist Judges Could Have Changed the Law
Professor Kathy Stanchi is a co-editor of Feminist Judgments, which examines what United States Supreme Court opinions would look like if key decisions on gender…