MLI students: To those graduating, congratulations!
LLM and SJD students: To those graduating, congratulations!
See the notices below about Fire Alarms, Thefts, etc. at the Law School!
The schedule for the seminar for LLM and SJD students will be announced in early September 2009.
The spring 2009 schedule was:
January 20: Markus Reps, The Consumer Image, its Determinants, and Approaches to Consumer Law in the European Union, Germany, and the United States from the Standpoint of a Comparative Law Perspective.
January 27: No Seminar.
February 3: Vladislav Tomic, Reforms of the Investment Law in the Former Communist Countries.
February 10: No Seminar.
February 17: Yin-Chin Wang, The U.S. Hedge Fund Regulation at a Crossroad - A Behavioral Study of the Financial Markets.
February 24: Prof. Futoshi Iwata (alumnus)
March 3: Daniel Morales
March 10: Chih-Ming Liang, Network Governance and Accountability: The Example of Health Information Privacy Protection in the United States as an example.
March 17: Spring Break. No Class.
March 24: Wesahl Domingo, Muslim Personal Law in South Africa: Until two legal systems do us part or meet.
March 31: No Class.
April 7: Ming-Hui (Ed) Huang, The Implementation of the Ideal of Diverse Opinions under the First Amendment.
April 14: TBA
April 21: Yong Sung Kim, A Comparative Study on Secondary Liability of File of File-Sharing Service Providers Between the United States and Korea, and YingChieh (Lisa) Chi, A Comparison of Regulations Affecting the Development of Electronic Commerce in the United States and Taiwan.
April 28: Thank You Party for Ms. Ethel Pellett. Please arrive in room 5240 at 2:50PM.
All Graduate Programs Students:
Please be aware of the fire signal at the Law School. The signal for a fire (either a "drill" [practice] or a real fire) is a loud alarm noise. Follow the directions given below -- "Emergency signals to leave the Law School." Exit the building calmly and quickly.
Emergency signals to leave the Law School: Whether you are in a classroom or elsewhere in the Law School, when there is an alarm signal, gather your belongings and leave the building using the exit closest to where you are. You will be informed when you can re-enter the building. Maps of emergency exits are posted around the Law School; please look at them so you are prepared.
Thefts at the Law School: The Law School is an "open" building and thefts do occur from time to time. Please take necessary precautions, such as not leaving your backpack or other valuables unattended.
Recycle! Please note the various "bins" in the Law School for your trash, newspapers, soft drink bottles or cans, etc. Please use the correct bin. Also, if you see something in the wrong bin, please put it in the correct bin!