The speaker at this year’s commencement is Judge Anita Usacka, a citizen of Latvia who sits on the International Criminal Court. 
 Depending upon the weather, commencement for the law school will be held at either the Pamplin Sports Center or at Griswold Stadium at 11:00 a.m., Saturday, May 27, 2006. A short reception for graduates and [...]

Professor Lydia Loren will be the first woman to head the law school.  Loren’s firm commitment to excellence in classroom teaching as well as the importance of engagement in the national scholarly debate will provide Lewis and Clark Law School with outstanding leadership.
 

The Law School’s Environmental Law Program is ranked first in the nation, according to the just-released U.S. News & World Report annual survey of graduate programs. The school’s environmental law program was established in 1970—the same year the first Earth Day was held and the year the Clean Air Act was passed.

Meet the Authors Reception
Lewis & Clark Law School is proud to announce recent books published by these faculty:
Douglas Beloof, Brian Blum, Edward Brunet, William Funk, John Grant, Roger Groves, Steven Johansen, Craig Johnston, Ronald Lansing, John Parry and Chris Wold.
Please join us for a reception honoring their accomplishments Wednesday, April 12, 2006 from 3:30 – [...]

The Lewis& Clark Jessup International Law Moot Court Team coached by Dagmar Butte has just returned from the Competition’s International Rounds with the best results in the school’s more than 25 year history of participating in the Competition.  Corey Tolliver, Troy Payne, Ryan Gibson, Dan Budihardjo and Eric McQuilkin comprised the team.  They finished as [...]