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Just Law
Just Law episodes
- 1 hr 17 min
- 1 hr 1 min
- COVID-19: Analyzing the Legal and Policy Implications of the Pandemic
Lea and Tom discuss the COVID-19 Pandemic from a legal perspective with Professor Hashimoto and Professor McMorrow
43 min - Mental Health March With Rebecca Langsam (3L)
Lea and Rebecca Langsam (3L) discuss the importance of mental health in law school and some of their own strategies of managing stress
30 min - Diversity Month With Dean Vincent Rougeau and Director of DEI Programs, Lisa Brathwaite
Joanna speaks with Dean Vincent Rougeau and Director of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Programs, Lisa Brathwaite about diversity in the legal profession. They discuss positive changes that have been made, as well as work that still needs to be done.
26 min - Mental Health March Kick-off With Professor Filippa Anzalone
Lea and Professor Anzalone kick-off mental health march, discussing strategies in managing stress and walking through a short guided meditative exercise
18 min - 23 min
- Student Spotlight: Nat Carney (3L)
Lea and Tom have a wide-ranging, insightful discussion with Nat Carney
32 min - “GameStonk,” Reddit, and The Bottom Line with Professor Brian Quinn
Tom and Mark discuss the GameStop Stock Market Debacle with Professor Brian Quinn
47 min - Professor Kent Greenfield on Supreme Court Reform
Joanna and Kevin welcome BC Law Prof. Kent Greenfield onto the podcast to discuss reinvigorating American democracy through court reform
1 hr 12 min
About Just Law
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Just Law, conceived and executed by Boston College Law School students, approaches the law through a student-focused lens. With interviews, student spotlights, insights into the law school experience,…
humor, and conversation, Just Law looks beyond the facts, rules, and issues, and considers the human side of the law. By focusing on people, Just Law asks the right questions, strives for answers, and searches for the opportunities to impact the community and the world while illuminating the work that is already being done. At Just Law, the law is both personal journey and megaphone, and ultimately a tool for change.