Life in the Law | Thomas Jefferson School of Law

It is with the greatest honor and deepest sadness that I have the grave responsibility to write what words cannot sufficiently describe,...

By Thomas J. Jarboe, J.D., TJSL '15 | November 16, 2015

On Sunday November 2, Californian’s gained an extra hour of sleep with the ending of Daylight Savings Time (“DST”). As many people...

By Shelby Scheider Editor-in Chief | November 16, 2015

It’s that time of year – No, I’m not referring to the holidays. Midterms has passed, and now its time to soldier up for finals! When I was...

By Ruby Fa’agau, 2L | November 16, 2015

In October, the Supreme Court of the United States began its new session. Because it is the highest court in the land, the justices hear...

By Ruby Fa’agau, 2L | November 16, 2015

Most law students begin their academic career sitting down to review their law school applications. Then when first year begins, the...

By Ruby Fa’agau, 2L | October 1, 2015

The China study abroad program is a fantastic opportunity that I had the chance to be apart of. It is incredible to be able to live in a...

By Lauren Pevehouse, 3L | October 1, 2015

This summer I was lucky enough to travel to both China and France through the Thomas Jefferson School of Law Study Abroad program. The...

By Justin Issac, 2L | October 1, 2015

There are several legal issues that are brought up by the recent actions of Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis after she refused marriages...

By Coleman Alguire, 3L | October 1, 2015

Kim Davis is not Rosa Parks. She is not a martyr, nor is she a hero. Kim Davis is the bus driver who refused to do his job when Rosa...

By Jesse Schiffman, 1L | October 1, 2015

8,000 people, along with the rest of the world, were shocked when they woke up one morning last month. Daraprim, a medication used to...

By Donny Samporna, 3L | October 1, 2015