Monthly Archives: August 2016

Leon M. and Gloria Plevin Professor of Law Browne Lewis published, The Law of Wills, her second electronic book with eLangdell Press.  The book is meant to be used in conjunction with Professor Lewis’ previous electronic book, The Law of … Continue reading →

Professor John Plecnik was quoted in the August 11 issue of Tax Notes, in an article entitled “Efficacy of Treasury’s Data-Driven EITC Projects Questioned.” John T. Plecnik of Cleveland State University’s Cleveland-Marshall College of Law pointed to the potential flaw … Continue reading →

Professor Karin Mika presented at the following conferences over the summer and spring 2016:   Cultivating Professional Identity Through Personal Connection at the Earliest States of Law School: The Evening Student, presented at the Western Regional Legal Writing Conference, August … Continue reading →

Professor Brian Ray traveled to South Africa from August 9-20 to promote his recently published book Engaging with Social Rights: Procedure, Participation and Democracy in South Africa’s Second Wave and to conduct research on evictions and housing rights as part of … Continue reading →

On June 8, the College of Law and College of Urban Affairs hosted a group of students from the Kenyon College Summer Legal Scholars Program. Accompanied by Professor Ken Kowalski, the Kenyon students first observed criminal proceedings (housing code violations) at the Cleveland … Continue reading →

Professor Deborah Geier was quoted in an article published in Crain’s Cleveland Business regarding C-M’s 3+3 agreements, which permit eligible students from Lake Erie College, Ursuline College, and the University of Findlay to complete both their undergraduate and law degrees … Continue reading →

Professor Browne Lewis presented on two different panels at the Southeastern Association of Law Schools (SEALS) Annual Meeting in Amelia Island, Florida.  On August 3, Professor Lewis presented on a panel entitled “Reproductive Rights Roundtable: Frontiers of Reproductive Technology.”  On … Continue reading →