Author: Executive Online Editor
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Symposium Agenda – Right to Try Laws: The Benefits and Burdens
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Check out our schedule of speakers for the Fall 2019 Symposium and learn more about their backgrounds below. November 1, 2019 9:15-9:45am—Breakfast and Registration 9:45-9:50am—Welcome by Dean Jane Aiken, Assoc. Dean Jonathan Cardi, Chris Coughlin & Melissa Temple Malone 9:50am-10:20am—Setting the Stage: Fifty Years of End-of-Life Care Debates by Dr. John Moskop, Wake Forest University…
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Announcing the Volume 9 Staff!
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Congratulations to the newly-announced JLP Staff, joining us on the new Vol. 9 masthead:
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2018 Spring Symposium
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Isolated by the Law: Legal and Ethical Issues Surrounding Quarantine During Public Health Emergencies The livestream has concluded. Thank you to all of our speakers, and thank you for watching!
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2017 Fall Symposium has ended!
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The New Law and Order The 2017 Fall Symposium has ended! Thank you for all of those who’ve attended and a big thanks to our wonderful speaker for this wonderful presentation!
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Spring 2017 Symposium Approved for 4 CLE Credit Hours
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This year’s symposium, “Disrupting the Death Care Paradigm: Challenges to the Regulation of the Funeral Industry and the American Way of Death,” will be held on Friday, February 24, 2017, from 9:30 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. in Room 1312, Worrell Professional Center, Wake Forest University School of Law. Attendees will receive four general CLE credits by the North Carolina Bar.…
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Welcome from the Editor-in-Chief
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Welcome to the Wake Forest Journal of Law & Policy’s new blog, De Novo! The idea of De Novo began with the Volume 6 Board of Editors and, along with our new website, was implemented by the Volume 7 Board. With the launch of De Novo, we hope to further the Journal’s mission to introduce…
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Welcome to the Wake Forest Journal of Law & Policy
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The end of law is not to abolish or restrain, but to preserve and enlarge freedom. For in all the states of created beings capable of law, where there is no law, there is no freedom. -John Locke
