Moot Court Honor Society Selects New Members in 40th Annual Polsky Competition
The Temple Law Moot Court Honor Society has welcomed 12 new members, chosen for their performance in the 40th Annual Samuel Polsky Moot Court Competition.…
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Dean Epps Honored with the ABA’s 2016 Spirit of Excellence Award
The American Bar Association Commission on Racial and Ethnic Diversity in the Profession has selected Dean JoAnne Epps for a 2016 Spirit of Excellence Award.…
National Trial Team Soars to Victory in Puerto Rico
The Temple Law School National Trial Team turned in a stellar performance at the Puerto Rico Trial Advocacy Competition, besting thirteen other teams to claim…
Tsinghua-Temple LL.M. Graduation Ceremony Invites Reflection on the Program’s Success
Editor’s note: The following is a translation of an article that was first published by Tsinghua Law School. On October 31, 2015, the Temple-Tsinghua LL.M.…
Changing the Conversation: Bryan Stevenson Delivers the 2015 Law Foundation Lecture
Human rights lawyer Bryan Stevenson, founder of the Equal Justice Initiative, moved and inspired the Temple Law community with the 2015 Law Foundation Lecture, held…
Professor Marina Angel Honored with 2016 Ruth Bader Ginsburg Lifetime Achievement Award
The Women in Legal Education section of the Association of American Law Schools has selected Professor Marina Angel as the 2016 recipient of the Ruth…
Temple Law Student Wins National Award for Pro Bono Work
Third-year Temple Law student Emily Bock has been selected to win a 2015 Merit Distinction award from PSJD, a public service initiative from the National…
Introducing Visiting Assistant Professor Pamela Bookman
Temple Law Visiting Assistant Professor and Scholar in Residence Pamela Bookman has had some rather notable high points in her legal career so far: clerkships…
Temple Law Named a 2015 Best Value Law School
Temple Law has once again been named a Best Value Law School by the National Jurist Magazine, making it the only Philadelphia law school to…
Supreme Court of India Cites Professor Laura Little Extensively in Major Opinion on Judicial Independence
The Supreme Court of India relied extensively on scholarship by Professor Laura Little to strike down as “unconstitutional and void” India’s judicial appointments process. The…