Significats de college of law en anglès

José Godínez-Samperio graduated top of his class at the Florida State college of law.

Lustig is taking a master's at the University of California Hastings college of law, in order to be a better expert witness and strategist.

He is a fellow in law and government at American University College of Law.

He is a fellow in law and government at American University Washington College of Law.

He was a graduate of Canisius High School, John Carroll University and the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law.

Acosta is dean of the Florida International University College of Law in Miami and is Trump's first Hispanic nominee.

Anita earned her BA from UC Berkeley and JD from American University's Washington College of Law, studying international human rights.

It could create a bad precedent, said Charles Tabb, a bankruptcy expert at the University of Illinois College of Law.

Upon learning that she was immune to avalanche effect, Tory Bronson switched from the College of Law to Synergistic Science.

Other groups meeting Davis' deadline include the Intellectual Property Institute at William Mitchell College of Law and the Progress & Freedom Foundation.

Here is a scholarly paper on the topic, written by Draeke Weseman, a third-year law student at William Mitchell College of Law.

Everything is still in the realm of politics, Ryan Goss, a senior lecturer at Australian National University's College of Law told news.com.au.

This whetted his appetite for more, and he consequently landed in Chicago and took a course at the Chicago College of Law.

He went on to study at Syracuse University College of Law -where he failed a class after being accused of plagiarism.

Chris Sagers, who teaches antitrust at Cleveland-Marshall College of Law, said customers would be hurt if the companies formed from divested assets fail.

David Driesen, a law professor at Syracuse University College of Law, writes for an environmental blog run by the Center for Progressive Reform.