Meanings of school of law in anglès

Even the presidents had not all passed through a school of law.

In 825, the University of Pavia was founded as a school of law.

The event will be held by TCD's school of law on Saturday, March 27th.

He is an assistant professor at the Howard University school of law in Washington, DC

An able bar is the best school of law.

UCD's school of law has come a long way since the first students graduated in 1911.

There were but two schools of medicine in the country, and no regular school of law.

UCD school of law hosts its Regulating the Legal Profession conference, in Newman House, St Stephen's Green on November 25th.

International equality expert QUB graduate Christopher McCrudden from Belfast has been appointed to the school of law at Queen's University Belfast.

NUI Galway has appointed Child Care Law Reporting Project director Dr Carol Coulter as honorary adjunct professor at its school of law.

Harry loves a city, and Bologna attracts his present curiosity: I tell him because it was once a famous school of law.

Dr Gavin Barrett, UCD school of law, also said there was no legal reason why abortion became an issue in the Lisbon debate.

The conference, Executive Accountability and Parliamentary Democracy, will be hosted by the school of law in association with Mason Hayes & Curran solicitors.

He will attend the school of law each semester and make presentations to students on topical questions of law and the administration of justice.

There was a demand for a professed school of law, and in 1784 the first in any English-speaking country was opened at Litchfield, Connecticut.

Prof Barrett, a senior lecturer at UCD's school of law, was speaking following details of legal advice provided to Irish Water became public this week.