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By Allison Torres Burtka Michigan Law More than a decade ago, Amanda Rauh-Bieri and Brett Frazer met in Professor Edward Cooper’s Civil Procedure class. This spring, they raced through 201.95 miles of Spanish countryside in a gravel bike race called the Traka. Rauh-Bieri, who lives in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and Frazer, who lives in San Diego, have stayed friends since law school. They met up in Catalonia, Spain, in April for the Traka.
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By Allison Torres Burtka Michigan Law How can AI improve access to the legal system and to justice? This semester, as part of the AI Law and Policy Clinic, 20 Michigan Law students partnered with courts, legal aid organizations, and other nonprofits to identify barriers and challenges—and then design AI-assisted tools to help. At a recent showcase, they presented their prototypes and solicited feedback from members of the judiciary and other stakeholders. “The showcase did two things at once.
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By Allison Torres Burtka Michigan Law For the fourth year in a row, the Michigan Law Federalist Society has won an award at the Federalist Society’s National Student Symposium. And this time, the chapter earned two of the nine awards, including the top honor—the James Madison Award for Chapter of the Year—and the George Washington Award for Innovation. The symposium was held in March at Arizona State University.
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