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This guest post by BC Law Professor and Associate Dean of Academic Affairs Daniel Lyons first appeared in the AEIdeas Blog. The idea behind the nondelegation doctrine is sound...

So much time has passed since my first blog post I made back in the early fall. While it is difficult to see it in the busyness of my school day, when I take a step back, I re...

This guest post was written by Tom Books, Class of 2026. For those who do not know, externships allow students to work a part-time job off campus for class credit. Possible pl...

If you move for law school, you inevitably leave things behind. Often this is a favorite restaurant. You cannot exactly fit it in the car, and trying to recreate dishes at hom...

With my 3L year rapidly coming to a close, one of the biggest questions on my mind for the past few months has been what bar prep course I should use. We’ve all gotten the ema...

The journey of getting a J.D. is fraught with uncertainty, but there is a particular lasting uncertainty that many public-interest law students feel as they navigate their way...

This guest post by BC Law Professor and Associate Dean of Academic Affairs Daniel Lyons first appeared in the AEIdeas Blog. The idea behind the nondelegation doctrine is sound...

So much time has passed since my first blog post I made back in the early fall. While it is difficult to see it in the busyness of my school day, when I take a step back, I re...

This guest post was written by Tom Books, Class of 2026. For those who do not know, externships allow students to work a part-time job off campus for class credit. Possible pl...