This new column will explore models of justice, histories of justice, and the experiences and movements that shape our impression of justice in various ways. Essentially, it will examine the nature of justice—at least as understood by the different people and communities that have thought about and sought to practice it.
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The summit at Gonzaga—the first of its kind hosted by a legal education institution—will not be the last.
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Washington state courts led the country as early adopters of remote technology but we have not yet adopted statewide rules or statutes allowing its permanent use. Now is the time.
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This spring Gonzaga Law will host its first—and one of the first of its kind—LGBTQ+ Legal Rights and Advocacy Summit, bringing together educators, scholars, practitioners, and LGBTQ+ community organizations.
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I am an attorney and an alcoholic/addict. It took me decades to admit the last two “As” in that description.
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A Business Continuity Plan ensures that personnel and assets are protected and are able to function quickly in the event of a disaster.
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