Moritz’s Career Services staff invites you to participate in the 2008 1L Mock Interview program. We are asking that you volunteer one hour of your time to “interview” one or two students in your office. Your feedback is invaluable and provides students with the opportunity to become comfortable in a legal environment while honing interviewing skills. Additionally, your participation and constructive criticism will contribute to a successful recruiting season for our students. You will be matched with a student who will contact you after Nov. 1 to arrange for a mutually convenient time. To volunteer your time to this program, please respond to Kelly Chimney at chimney.2@osu.edu or (614) 247-7210 with the following information:

Name and contact information:
Organization name:
Substantive area of law practiced:
Number of students you can interview:
Preferred contact information for student:

Election Law @ Moritz, with co-sponsors AEI-Brookings Election Reform Project and the Supreme Court Institute at Georgetown's law school, will conduct simulated adjudication of a hypothetical case involving a dispute over the outcome of this year's presidential election. This experiment will test an idea proposed in recent scholarship: that the public more likely would perceive that courts are fair and impartial in resolving lawsuits over the outcome of high-stakes elections if the courts that adjudicate these cases are specifically structured to be strictly bipartisan. (Read More)

After spending the summer working at the law firm of Frost Brown Todd in his hometown of Louisville, Ky., 3L Junis L. Baldon said that he has some exciting plans for the Black Law Student Association (BLSA) in the coming school year. Baldon, the organization’s president, said that there are already several events lined this year that will help carry out the group’s mission of fostering a sense of civic duty as well as professional and personal development. (Read more)