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The Ohio University Chapter of the Ohio Innocence Project-u will host its first meeting on Sept. 18 at 6 pm in Bentley Hall 120. OIP-u provides a way for undergraduate and graduate students to raise awareness to the issue of wrongful conviction through events, biweekly meetings, tabling, and fundraising. OIP-u […]

The Ohio University Constitution Day Lecture 2019 features Dr. Renée Cramer speaking on “We Have No Choice: Post-Roe, Abortion Politics Aren’t Enough” on Monday, Sept. 23, at 5:30 p.m. at the Athena Cinema. The Center for Law, Justice & Culture also encourages all to attend a Meet and Greet with Dr. Cramer on […]

Do you have an interest in law? Come join Ohio University’s only pre-law fraternity, Phi Alpha Delta, on Sept. 10th and Sept. 17th from 7-8 pm in Bentley 129. Dress is business casual.   Phi Alpha Delta is the largest international co-ed pre-law fraternity in the United States. Even if […]

The Ohio University Mock Trial Team announces that team information sessions and tryouts will take place in early September. Information sessions will take place: Wednesday, Sept. 4: from 5-6 p.m. in Bentley 011 Thursday, Sept. 5: from 5-6 p.m. in Bentley 011 The Executive Board of the Ohio University Mock […]

Dr. Haley Duschinski recently co-authored a column in Open Democracy titled “The International Community Must Intervene on Kashmir: Kashmiris Need Self-Determination, Not Military Occupation.” Duschinski is Associate Professor of Anthropology and Director of the Center for Law, Justice & Culture at Ohio University. The article addresses the current military siege […]

Twenty high school students, primarily from Appalachian Ohio, were selected from among a pool of almost 80 applicants to attend the Center for Law, Justice & Culture‘s 2019 Summer Law & Trial Institute. The program is designed to enhance the students’ understanding of the law and American legal system, explore […]

Center for Law, Justice & Culture faculty are very proud to celebrate the achievements and the exciting futures of the inaugural graduating class of the Master in Law, Justice & Culture: Gillian Amrine has accepted a position as a caseworker at Franklin County Children Services. Her Master’s Research Essay is […]