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From the desk of Dean Lincoln Davies on Friday, March 20: Dear fellow Moritzers, As spring break comes to a close, I wanted to provide one additional update on the College of Law’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Today, the Moritz faculty voted, with wide consensus, to approve a recommendation from our Academic Affairs Committee […]
Due to the concerns surrounding COVID-19, a group of legal scholars are now advocating for modifications to the bar exam schedules in 2020. Among them is Moritz professor Deborah Jones Merritt, who was recently named an Ohio State University Distinguished Scholar and has been working on a a funded bar exam study. The paper, “The Bar […]
Professor Daniel Tokaji was recently interviewed by The Columbus Dispatch discussing whether or not an “election period” could replace Election Day in Ohio after the primaries were postponed due to COVID-19 concerns. “I very much hope we’ll still be able to have in-person voting at some point,” he said. “There has to be at least […]
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