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Responding to the Call

Volume 21, Issue 1 was published in August 2020.

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The Community You Have Cultivated

When local medical residents on the frontlines fighting COVID-19 needed help preparing estate plans for their families, our alumni responded.

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Editor's Note

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed our world.
In its wake, members of the 91女神 LAW community have engaged in advocacy, service and thought leadership by drawing on their knowledge and expertise to make a meaningful difference in the national conversation, in local decision-making and in people鈥檚 lives. You will see this highlighted in the pages of this issue of the 91女神 LAW Brief.

All attempts were made to ensure this content was as up-to-date as possible at the time of publication. However, the status of certain initiatives may have changed by the time the magazine arrived in readers鈥� homes. Please enjoy this issue and stay well.

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Alumni Feature

What No One Could've Predicted

Cora Faith Walker ('09), policy director for St. Louis County, discusses the challenges of fighting COVID-19 at the local government level.

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The Center for Health Law Studies

The School of Law's health law faculty has risen to the challenge to help craft the public health response to COVID-19.

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Seeing the Justice System through the Crisis

Just after the pandemic broke out, Judge Lisa Van Amburg received a call asking her to come out of retirement to co-chair the Missouri Bar's COVID-19 Task Force.

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Legal Education in a Pandemic I: Appellate Advocacy on Zoom

In Moot Court courses, students learn how to make virtual appellate arguments.

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The Race for a COVID-19 Vaccine: Legal Issues at Play

Prof. Ana Santos Rutschman, who specializes in issues at the intersection of health law and intellectual property, weighs in on the legal issues at play in the race for a COVID-19 vaccine.

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Legal Education in a Pandemic II: Serving Clients in the Clinics

Students in the new Human Rights at Home Litigation Clinic serve immigrant clients facing desperate circumstances.

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