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Keeneland 2008

Sunday, April 6th, 2008

On Saturdary, April 12th, the Student Bar Association will be sponsoring a trip to the Keeneland Race Course in Lexington, KY ( http://www.keeneland.com ). We will be meeting at the school around 8:30 and arriving back at the school around 7:30

The cost of the trip will be $15 and includes your bus ride to and from the track and drinks (beer, soda, water) and snacks (chips and pretzels) at the tailgate before the races start. The cost of entrance into the track is not covered, but will be $3 at the gate. (Before you ask, any gambling debts you may incure are not covered.)

This is a big racing weekend at Keeneland. The most prestigious race at the track, the Blue Grass Stakes, will take place on the 12th and is one of the major prep races for the Kentucky Derby.

Space is limited to 75 and will be filled on a first-come, first-serve basis. To sign-up, emailuclawsba@gmail.com. Guests are welcome, so make sure to denote in your email if you need to reserve more than one spot. Money will be collected before departing.

If you have any questions, please direct them to uclawsba@gmail.com.

SBA Executive Board

The First Don Blair Softball Jam

Sunday, April 6th, 2008

The Sports & Entertainment Law Club is Proud to Announce

The softball tournament and BBQ will take place on April 19th, 2008 at Salway field. The softball games will start at 1:00pm but food and drinks will be begin at 12:30pm.

Administration, faculty and staff are encouraged to attend and even participate with a faculty team to challenge the great students of the law school. I hear many of our illustrious faculty used to be quite the athlete in their younger years so maybe they can dust off some of the cobwebs and give the current students a run for their money. Students who wish to participate in the tournament may submit their teams to us over the next two weeks. If you are not on a team but still wish to play you can give us your name and we will work to add you to a team already formed.

However, for those who just want to come out and have a good time hanging with their classmates, faculty & staff, and other attorneys, there will be plenty of food and drinks and great conversations. Cost of attendance will be $3 for advanced pay non-softball players, $5 for softball players, and $8 for those non-softball players who pay at the field. Following the completion of the games, prizes will be handed out to the winning team. In addition, there will be superlatives given out to individuals based on the performance and skills on the diamond.

In order to make the teams more competitive, there are some restrictions placed on the games. Each team must be coed. The games will go for 5 innings with a 15 run rule after the second and a 10 run rule after each inning following. Additionally, no member of a lineup may bat more than twice in an inning. All other rules will follow closely with the standard rules of softball.

We hope that everyone will come out and join us with this event. In addition to all the great food and competition, our very own Don Blair will be guest umpiring. He has agreed to make sure the games are decided fairly and that each team gets no preferential treatment. Tickets will be sold over the next few weeks. Exact dates will be provided sometime monday. But be sure to bring your friends, family, neighbors, random guy you met at gas stations, and even your boss that you were looking to find a way to butter up. The more people in attendance the more fun we will all have and the more people that will get to see some of the crazy softball you will ever see.

On Behalf of the Sports & Entertainment Law Club, LET’S EAT AND PLAY BALL!!!!

Final ILSA Meeting

Tuesday, April 1st, 2008

ILSA will meet for the final time (not counting a possible speaker later in the month) next Wednesday, April 9 at 12:15 in room 104. During this meeting, we’ll start kicking around ideas for next year so those of you still around can hit the ground running. Elections are also happening at the end of this month, so we’ll identify an Election Commissioner at this time. All offices are available and it looks great to have a leadership position on your resume, so we hope dedicated members will consider running for office. Aspiring candidates who so wish will have a brief moment during the meeting to say a few words about their qualifications and goals.* The actual election is a secret ballot conducted in the last week of classes. News will come on that front later.

Lunch will be served. We’re going to try our darndest not to serve you pizza.

Yours in international legality,

ILSA Exec.

*Candidates may also deliver their nominations and manifestos to the Election Commissioner by April 17, when the actual nomination window closes, so if you don’t have the chance to make a speech at the meeting, you’re not out of luck.

CBA “Inside Look”

Tuesday, April 1st, 2008

The Legal Research and Information Resources Committee of the Cincinnati Bar Association will be hosting “Inside Look” for law students clerking this summer in the Greater Cincinnati area. This program is meant to broaden students’ perspective on law firm life and the various practice areas available, including intellectual property, corporate, litigation, real estate, labor & employment law, criminal, as well as tips for surviving the first years in a law firm and a “Getting to the Top” session.

Wednesday, June 11, 2008
8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Cincinnati Bar Center

Keynote Speaker: Ann Marie Tracey, J.D. (Xavier University, Assistant Professor in Accountancy, Center for Business Ethics & Social Responsibility, and Honors Programs, retured Common Pleas Court judge and former federal prosecutor).

Cost: $18 (includes breakfast & lunch)

Registration Information:
Sheila M. Duncan
Vorys Sater Seymour & Pease LLP
513.723.4618

Stephanie Woebkenberg
Taftm Stettinius & Hollister LLC
513.357.9416

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The rights of enemy combatants at the Guantanamo Bay detention facility

Monday, March 31st, 2008

Prof. Mark Denbeaux of Seton Hall Law School and Prof. Michael Lewis of Ohio Northern University, on the rights of enemy combatants at the Guantanamo Bay detention facility.

Our visitors will discuss the limits of habeas rights, the rationale for the current scheme for detaining “enemy combatants,” and finally, what interrogation methods should be acceptable. There will also be a question and answer period afterwards.

Chinese food from Red Pepper will be provided for all!

Please plan to attend this event at 4:30 on Monday, March 31st in Room 118. We’re very lucky to have these guests–even a cursory glance at their CVs will show you that they’re among the leaders of their fields–Prof. Lewis is an expert on the law of war, and Prof. Denbeaux’s experience with the detainee situation in particular is unmatched. We really do want to make them feel welcome here at UC.

Remember: 3/31 at 4:30pm, in Room 118!

Rosita- Law Students for Reproductive Justice Advocates for Children and Law Women

Monday, March 31st, 2008

Law Students for Reproductive Justice Advocates for Children and Law Women present

Rosita

ROSITA, an hour-long documentary, traces a young girl’s journey from innocent victim to unwitting victor. When a nine-year-old Nicaraguan girl becomes pregnant as a result of a rape, her parents — illiterate campesinos working in Costa Rica — seek a legal “therapeutic” abortion to save their only child’s life. Their quest pits them against the governments of Nicaragua and Costa Rica, the medical establishment, and the Catholic Church. When their story gains international media attention the repercussions ripple across Latin America and Europe.

Free food provided!

Wednesday, April 2

6pm, Room 306, Map Room

SBA Elections - Candidate Forum

Sunday, March 16th, 2008

There will be a candidate forum in room 118 on Monday, March 17th, at 12:15 p.m.

The election itself will be set up at a table between room 114 and room 118 on Monday, March 17th, 11:00 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. and on Tuesday, March 18th, 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

So go to the forum, listen to what the candidates have to say, and then cast your vote!

What Worked… Obstacles…

Saturday, March 15th, 2008

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March 2008 SBA Karaoke Night- Room 118

SBA Karaoke 2008

Saturday, March 15th, 2008


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The Education of Shelby Knox

Wednesday, March 5th, 2008

Law Students for Reproductive Justice with Law Dems, Law Women, and Out & Allies
presents The Education of Shelby Knox.

Synopsis: A self-described “good Southern Baptist girl,” 15-year-old Shelby Knox of Lubbock, Texas has pledged abstinence until marriage.

But she becomes an unlikely advocate for comprehensive sex ed when she finds that Lubbock, where high schools teach abstinence as the only safe sex, has some of the highest rates of teen pregnancy and STDs in the state.

Wednesday, March 12 at 6:30pm
Room 104

Free food! Including chocolate things!

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