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  CONGRATULATIONS!
  December 11
  We welcome you to the Class of 2024!
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  Expansion of Public Interest Funding
  November 30
  The Robert and Jane Toll Foundation has made a $50 million gift to the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School to dramatically expand the Toll Public Interest Scholars and Fellows Program.
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  A Transformative Gift - A New Era in Law
  November 8

  Leader in legal education is named University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School in recognition of transformative commitment – the largest ever to a law school.

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  Thrive at Penn Law
  January 16
  Watch a new series of videos that explore how students engage with the community.
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  The Power of Penn Law
  December 3
  Penn Law leads the nation in placing students in chosen legal careers and in training lawyers committed to public service and the advancement of a just society.
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  Homepage slide 1
  July 10
  Our primary mission is the promotion of visual legal advocacy.
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  New Alumni Clubs
  May 17
  Six new affinity groups are now open to alumni throughout the world
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  Gender equity on the bench
  April 6
  Law School alumnae serving on the bench reflect upon the pivotal 1995 “Women in Judging” conference and continued efforts toward gender equity in judgeships
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  Board of Advisors Challenge
  February 2
  Thank you to our friends and alumni who made our Challenge in December 2020 a success!
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  Student support during COVID-19 pandemic
  April 23
  Find out more about how you can support our students during the outbreak.
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  Homepage Inaugural
  March 9

  Penn Law’s inaugural First Generation Fellows

  The Center on Professionalism selects three 1L students for First Generation Professionals Fellowship

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  Maldives Criminal Justice Project
  November 12
  Penal code drafted by Prof. Paul Robinson & students is enacted in the Maldives 
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  Homepage slide 3
  July 10
  Our primary mission is the promotion of visual legal advocacy.
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  $50 Million Gift for Public Interest Lawyering
  September 30
  Robert and Jane Toll Foundation makes $50 million gift to expand Toll Public Interest Scholars and Fellows Program launching hundreds of students into public interest legal careers
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  Transition
  August 27
  Osagie O. Imasogie appointed Chair of the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School Board of Overseers
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  7 2020 Summer CERL Internship class
  August 25
  The 2020 CERL Summer Internship Class
  Top row l to r: Souvik Chatterjee, Aedan Collins, Jane Wang, Peter Neal, Jeongwoung Park, Henry Scherck, Andrew Figueiredo
  Bottom row l to r: Rebecca Bierstein, Quinn Dunkak, Ashley Fuchs, Dylan O’Conner, Alana Sheppard, Natasha Spreadborough, Robert Stoffa
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  6 An Innocent Bystander: The Killing of Leon Klinghoffer
  August 24
  Sean Carter, partner at Cozen O’Connor, author Julie Salamon, and CERL’s Prof. Claire Finkelstein at a CERL Book Talk to discuss Ms. Salamon’s book, “An Innocent Bystander: The Killing of Leon Klinghoffer”
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  5 How Technology Advances Autocracy
  August 24
  Keynote panelists (l to r) Prof. Marwan Kraidy at Annenberg School for Communication; ACLU legal director David Cole; CERL’s Prof. Claire Finkelstein, CNAS executive director Richard Fontaine; and CNAS fellow Kara Frederick at “How Technology Advances Autocracy and What Democracies Can Do About It”
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  4 James Clapper
  August 24
  CERL Book Talk with James Clapper, former national intelligence director, discussing his “Facts and Fears: Hard Truths from a Life in Intelligence” with CERL’s Prof. Claire Finkelstein
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  3 Mitchell Orenstein
  August 24
  Author Mitchell Orenstein, University of Pennsylvania Professor of Russian and East European Studies, at a CERL book talk discussing “The Lands In Between: Russia vs the West and the New Politics of Hybrid War”
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  2 Joseph Votel
  August 24
  Retired General Joseph Votel, former U.S. CENTCOM commander, at his keynote presentation with CERL’s Prof. Claire Finkelstein at “Ethical Challenges in the Development of New Weaponry,” a CERL symposium
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  1 Screening of the report
  August 24
  Discussion following a screening of The Report with (l to r) author Mark Fallon, former Navy general counsel Alberto Mora, human rights counsel Alka Pradhan, retired U.S. Army brigadier general Dr. Stephen Xenakis, investigative journalist Katherine Eban and CERL’s Prof. Claire Finkelstein
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  Homepage Raymond
  March 9

  A Penn Law first: Meet future leader Raymond Magsaysay L’22

  Recognizing the effusive dedication and enthusiasm that Raymond Magsaysay radiates, in 2019 COP chose Magsaysay as one of its three inaugural fellows

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  Homepage Jasmine
  March 9

  First Generation Fellow profile: Jasmine Wang L’22

  Jasmine Wang L’22 is one of three FGP Fellows who will help ease the path into the profession for other first generation Law School students.

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  Homepage Leticia
  March 9

  Leticia Salazar L’22, one of three Penn Law inaugural First Generation Professional fellows

  In Fall 2019, Leticia Salazar became one of three inaugural fellows of the Center on Professionalism’s First Generation Professionals (FGP) Fellowship.

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  Homepage bail papers
  September 27
  Bail papers 1 and 2
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  Homepage rca replication
  September 27
  RCA replication paper
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  Conviction Review Units: A National Perspective
  September 27
  In this groundbreaking report, the Quattrone Center provides a first detailed look at the structure and functioning of Conviction Review Units across the United States.
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  Homepage Systems approach
  September 27
  Our original Systems Approach Paper
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  Stopping Foreign Fighters
  November 12
  Prof. Paul Robinson’s students are honored for their work on interdicting foreign terrorist fighters