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Loyola University of Chicago is seeking a Program Coordinator to provide broad based programmatic and administrative management for its nationally prominent Institute for Consumer Antitrust Studies, as well as administrative support to a cohort of Law School faculty and programs.
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Law Enforcement Officer I: Education - High School diploma or Equivalent - Licenses -Class D Driver's License - Must obtain Class I LEO Certification from the SC Criminal Justice Academy within 1 year from hire date.
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School Resource Officers are assigned to County middle and high schools to provide information to the students, parents and staff regarding law enforcement and the criminal justice system.
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EDUCATION: Juris Doctorate degree from an accredited law school. Assist and communicate with the Judge or Commissioner and provide facts and law, legal conclusions and recommendations to resolve legal issues in pending cases.
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Background in law enforcement (NYPD preferred) and/or experience as as a security agent in a school environment, or other relevant security experience. Keep current in the field; have strong working knowledge of pertinent law and stay abreast of developments in the law enforcement and school safety community.
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Juris Doctor (JD) degree from an accredited law school. Job Overview: A law firm in San Francisco, CA, is seeking an experienced Family Law Attorney to provide comprehensive legal services in matters related to spousal support, division of assets, child custody, child support, divorce, and domestic violence.
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Working collaboratively with partners in the Law School and Cornell University Library, the Deputy Director will oversee or initiate projects and plans to advance Law Library priorities, further to the direction of and in regular consultation with the Edward Cornell Law Librarian.
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Pharos Group, a wholly owned subsidiary of rockITdata, is currently seeking a Maritime Law Enforcement Instructor with the following: Duties and Responsibilities : Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of this position Support the Training Division in all classroom and practical-based instruction of 1 "A" School and 13 "C" Schools.
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Juris Doctor (JD) from an accredited law school. Comprised of the Midwest’s foremost attorneys practicing labor and employment law on behalf of public and private sector management clients, this team stands on the principle that clients facing complex challenges in a difficult or declining economy should not have to sacrifice quality, value, or results in the name of cutting costs.
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St. Francis School of Law provides an online JD degree program that combines a rigorous academic environment and the highest-quality legal program with the flexibility and convenience you require.
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The ideal candidate will have a minimum of 4 years of experience in labor and employment law, with a focus on arbitration, labor board proceedings, collective bargaining, and traditional labor matters.
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Current 3rd-year law student, expected to receive a Juris Doctor degree from an American Bar Association (ABA) accredited law school within the next six months. Juris Doctor degree from an American Bar Association (ABA) accredited law school, admission to practice law, and are in good standing with the State Bar of Arizona OR.
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Education: Doctorate Degree (6) (Juris Doctorate from an ABA accredited law school) Juris Doctorate from an ABA accredited law school. Represent survivors of domestic violence in their family law matters including guardianship, child custody, divorce, and restraining orders (including trial.
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Work closely with the Associate Dean of Academic and Bar Success to redesign, implement, and lead a comprehensive Academic and Bar Success Program to maximize student learning and achievement in law school and on the bar exam with a particular emphasis on programming for first generation law students and other underrepresented student populations to support their retention and academic success and first time bar passage.
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The Judiciary's law clerkship program is intended for recent law school graduates, which is defined as graduating within the last four years. Law clerks must have graduated from a law school approved by the American Bar Association by the time of their law clerk appointment.
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