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STU Law’s International Moot Court Team is looking for driven 1Ls and 2Ls who want to argue cutting-edge issues in human rights & international law.
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STU College of Law was a proud sponsor of the Stephen R. Booher American Inn of Court Spring Professionalism Luncheon, held Tuesday at the Tower Club in Ft. Lauderdale. The event brought together judges, lawyers, and law students for a discussion about the state of our courts and the future of the profession. It featured keynote speaker, the Honorable Justice Renatha Francis of the Florida Supreme Court, who shared insights on the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence in the legal field and maintaining professionalism in the age of AI and social media.
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At the invitation of State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle, Professor Roza Pati, Founder and Director of The John J. Brunetti Human Trafficking Academy, attended a press conference of Attorney General James Uthmeier, who announced providing $1.5 million to strengthen State Attorney’s and Miami Dade’s fight against human trafficking.
The press conference held at Camillus House featured the two devout public servants thoroughly committed in working together to shape statewide and national responses to this crime, in a united commitment to expanding investigations, protecting the Florida community, and enhancing survivor support. In a brief conversation with the Attorney General Uthmeier, Professor Pati, also on behalf of Dean Tarlika Nuñez-Navarro, thanked him for his support of St. Thomas University College of Law, and for his dedication to a bipartisan commitment to combatting human trafficking.
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Professor Brian C. Potts` article, "A Simple Case for Slavery Reparations: Title to Slavery’s Fruits Did Not Pass," has been published in the University of Baltimore Law Review (Vol. 54, Issue 3). The article introduces several new ideas to the literature on slavery reparations.
Read article: https://scholarworks.law.ubalt.edu/ublr/vol54/iss3/2/
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Students Isabella Urteaga (2L), Sarah Fitzgerald (LL.M.), Lennox Jacobson (2L) and guest Sydney Rodetsky attended an amazing and inspiring evening of the Girls Inc. of Greater Miami, held at the Rusty Pelican on Thursday, March 5. Students’ participation at the event was coordinated by Professor Roza Pati, former member of the Founding Board of Advisors of the Girls Inc. of Greater Miami, at the invitation and sponsorship of Virginia Akar, CEO and Founder of Girls Inc. of Greater Miami, and a graduate of the LL.M. Program in Intercultural Human Rights.
“The event was amazing and highly inspiring,” wrote Sarah and Isabella, “often we hear that girls shouldn’t be left behind, but we rarely see such a unified community in full action.” The organization empowers girls through education, mentorship, and leadership by promoting confidence and breaking barriers.
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Senior Director Jennifer Ley-Soto and Assistant Director Dalilian Gutierrez from Career Development took part in the Job & Resource Fair organized by the Florida Bar Young Lawyers Division on Friday, at the Broward Convention Center in Fort Lauderdale. The event connected law students and young lawyers with dozens of employers from across the state, providing real pathways to employment through on-site job interviews and access to career-building resources such as professional headshots, resume revision services, and exclusive networking sessions.
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