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Center for Access to Justice & Technology launches A2J Author 2.0
Chicago-Kent\'s Center for Access to Justice & Technology has announced the release of A2J Author™ 2.0, a unique software tool that empowers those from the courts, legal services organizations and educational institutions to provide low-income individuals who are not represented by attorneys with the tools to defend themselves in court in certain legal matters. Read more...

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Chicago-Kent wins 33rd annual National Trial Competition
For the second consecutive year, Chicago-Kent is the winner of the National Trial Competition. Students Joshua Jones and Mark Griffin claimed the 2008 title on March 29 after defeating six nationally ranked trial teams during the final rounds of the contest held in Austin, Texas. Read more...

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Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan to deliver 2008 commencement address
Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan will deliver the commencement address at Chicago-Kent\'s 2008 ceremonies on Sunday, May 18, at 2 p.m. Commencement will be held in the Arie Crown Theatre at the Lakeside Center of McCormick Place. Read more...

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Chicago-Kent wins 3rd annual National Ethics Trial Competition
Chicago-Kent students Matt Casey, Chanel Jefferson, Rachel Moran and Brian Wojcicki are the winners of the third annual National Ethics Trial Competition, held March 13 to 15 in Sacramento, Calif. Read more...

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Moot Court Honor Society places first and second in national competitions
Chicago-Kent teams continued their successful 2007-08 appellate advocacy season with two impressive showings in national competitions held March 28 to 30 -- a win in the Evan A. Evans Constitutional Law Moot Court Competition and a second-place finish in the Herbert J. Wechsler National Criminal Law Moot Court Competition. Read more...

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In Memoriam: Dean Fred Herzog
The Chicago-Kent community was saddened by the recent death of Fred Herzog, former dean of Chicago-Kent from 1970 to 1973. He died on March 21, 2008, at age 100. Read more...

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Chicago-Kent team wins National Moot Court Competition
Moot Court Honor Society members Joanna Brinkman, Lalania Gilkey-Johnson, and Rachel Moran won the 2007-08 National Moot Court Competition in New York on January 31. The Chicago-Kent team--undefeated in six arguments--scored a unanimous verdict from the seven-judge panel after an excellent final round performance against a University of Colorado team. In addition, Ms. Moran won the award for Best Oral Advocate. Read more...

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