This morning is the virtual @rexleerun. It’s windy, not ideal for pics of a race bib, bc that’s how cancer works. The skies are ideal, bc that’s how God works. He often reminds me to look up and see His hopeful skies. #yirun = @PattiPfinancial & Nico Beebe. @BYULaw
One of the amazing and unique opportunities @BYULaw to learn and contribute.
Our 2020 Student Research Fellows will hone their legal skills in various locations throughout the world this summer. Learn more about these students and the Summer Research Program here: iclrs.org/summer-research-fe… #FoRB
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This is why it’s so important to stop conversion therapy & encourage family support of LGBTQ youth. #BornPerfect deseret.com/indepth/2020/2/1…
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The first American Inn of Court was formed @BYULaw 40 years ago today, and we are commemorating the anniversary by hearing from Judge Clifford Wallace and Mark Cannon, who were instrumental to that founding. @ShawnNevers is moderating.
#BYULaw #leadership #innovation
I just have to say it is awesome that between @LNLawSchool and @RideUTA #Frontrunner and #UVX I am ready for class at @BYULaw after a great day externing in SLC. It’s an amazing world with amazing innovators. Reading cases from the 1960s on what feels like a very 2020 day. ☀️
One of the highlights of every year and a snapshot of the fun and caring climate at @BYULawSchool universe.byu.edu/2019/11/23/…
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Tragically, many people believe that suppressing information about #LGBTQ people will prevent kids from being LGBTQ. In reality, it just drives LGBTQ into hopelessness, shame, & despair.
The most banned book in public libraries last year was George, a children's book featuring a transgender character #BannedBooksWeek ala.org/advocacy/bbooks/freq…
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Why We're Struggling to Keep Teachers in Our Most Vulnerable Schools educationpost.org/why-were-s…
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Replying to @BYULaw @NorthwesternU
4/ Koppelman: "Sometimes it’s not about coming up with an abstract principle, but to see the interests at stake and try to put together an approach where everyone’s okay...What matters is the people. We care about the principles because we care about the people."
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Replying to @BYULaw @NorthwesternU
3/ Koppelman: "We have an obligation to examine our own insensitivity and try to overcome it."
BYU Interfaith Club is co-sponsoring a great opportunity this Thursday. Richard J. Mouw will speak at 7:30 p.m. at the Hinckley Center.
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Call for Papers: Human Dignity and Human Rights – Christian Perspectives and Practices: A Focus on Constitutional and International Law. Sponsored by ICLRS & organized by Brett Scharffs, @andreapincomlaw & Dmytro Vovk. Deadline 10 Dec 2019. Learn more: bit.ly/2kFPG4E
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Introducing the brand new Education & Law Journal webpage (now accepting submissions!) education.byu.edu/lawjournal
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Learning about dignityforeveryone.org at today’s #BYULaw Wednesday forum. I feel hopeful.
Congrats to #BYULaw Immigration Law Forum “Borders” winner Ruben Felix for his poem, “There are Borders.” ILF welcomed students to the beginning of a new school year with an invitation to create and share media expressing their insights about immigration law.
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Quebec’s Totalitarian Moment and Loss of Catholic Culture thecatholicthing.org/2019/08… via @CatholicThing
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Thank you @the_churchnews for the excellent inside look into #byulawcamp. We are inspired by the youth who attended and look forward to what they will accomplish in the future.
BYU Law Camp includes a field trip to the federal courthouse to observe actual court proceedings, a moot court and legislature session and discussions with sitting judges, law professors and other legal professionals.
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ICLRS was honored to be invited to this event with our Young Scholars Fellowship on Religion and the Rule of Law participants. We appreciate the dedication of those who worked for this day to the right of #FoRB and the victims of violence based on their belief.
On 23 July, Parliamentarians marked the International Day Commemorating the Victims of Acts of Violence Based on Religion or Belief. Powerful speeches from @tariqahmadbt @BishopAngaelos @BaronessEB @JimShannonMP @rushanaraali @CSW_UK @acn_uk @YazdaOrg Fiona Bruce MP & Lord Alton



























