Hi, For me when i read this article. My initial reaction was funny because a mobile phone(or smart phone) specially coming from australia is used to browse the internet, or take pictures or videos. It is very interesting to use your mobile phone in this way. I’m not saying its bad. [...]
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Sept., 4, 2012. Charlotte, N.C. The evening progressed as a veritable Where’s Waldo of high-profile politicians and celebrities, with Michael Dukakis bumping into John Leguizamo on the stairs next to me. But the Where’s Waldo effect is somewhat ruined if everyone is a Waldo, which can happen very quickly. If [...]
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From the DeanBy Larry Kramer We planned originally to use this issue of the Stanford Lawyer to recognize and celebrate the results of “The Stanford Challenge,” the university’s recently concluded, five-year fundraising effort. The overall goals of the campaign, you may recall, were to promote research engaged directly with some of society’s most pressing problems—preserving [...] NewsA feed could not be found at https://www.law.stanford.edu/feed/news.php Tuesday, Jun 26Judge Rejects Injunctive Relief In Smartphone Battle Lecturer Brian J. Love spoke with Craig Anderson of the Daily Journal about the limited applicability of the Apple v. Google patent infringement lawsuit. An Illinois federal judge's rejection of an i. […] Monday, Jun 25Supreme Court Union Ruling, Knox v. SEIU, Could Cut Back Labor's Political Speech Professor William B. Gould is quoted by Cole Stangler of the Huffington Post in the following article on the use of labor union dues for political spending. The ability of organized labor to spend mo. […]
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Matthew Cate, Secretary of the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, has joined the law school as a Law and Policy Fellow with the Criminal Justice Center. The center is renown for. […] Tuesday, Oct 2Leading Experts Shirin Sinnar, Ronald Tyler, James Sonne To Join Stanford Law School Join us in welcoming civil liberties and national security scholar Shirin Sinnar, criminal defense expert Ronald C. Tyler and religious liberties expert James A. Sonne to the law school. Shirin Sinnar. […] Thursday, Sep 20Today's Events: September 20th, 2012 • Stanford Mock Trial Information Session 1 12:45 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. Room 285 https://bit.ly/S7iEOB
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