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You may be trying to access this site from a secured browser on the server. Please enable scripts and reload this page. div > span title= LawFileInclude id= WebPartTitlewpz46_g_c210533b_ffc4_4653_944d_26b10653bbfe > div > nobr> span>LawFileInclude /span> span id= WebPartCaptionwpz46_g_c210533b_ffc4_4653_944d_26b10653bbfe > /span> /nobr> /div> /span> /div> div WebPartID= HasPers= true id= WebPartwpz46_g_c210533b_ffc4_4653_944d_26b10653bbfe width= 100% > div id= WebPartContent > table cellpadding= 4 cellspacing= 0 > tr> td nowrap> span >Error Rendering Control /span> - g_c210533b_ffc4_4653_944d_26b10653bbfe /td> /tr> tr> td>An unhandled exception has occurred. br />Object reference not set to an instance of an object. /td> /tr> /table> /div> div > /div> /div> /div>">Michigan Law Students Provide a Corps of Community Support During COVID-19As the COVID-19 outbreak spread through Michigan and across the United States, rising 2L Maiya Moncino worked to create a centralized volunteer effort to assist individuals affected by the pandemic, a community effort now known as the COVID Corps.More...Ambassador Susan D. Page brings a lifetime of international relations leadership as she joins the U-M Law School and Ford School of Public PolicyAmbassador Susan D. Page, who has served the U.S. Department of State, the U.S. Agency for International Development, the United Nations, and non-governmental organizations in senior roles for decadesMore...A Message from Dean Mark West: Moving our Community ForwardI wish I had been more clear in my statement earlier this week Our Black students matter. We support you. We see you. We hear you. Black Lives Matter. More...A Statement from Dean Mark D. West: Our CommunityToday our community is burdened by the weight of emotions—exhaustion, pain, suffering, and fear—emotions that were already awakened because of the pandemic. In the midst of our struggles and despite our physical separation, we must find ways to support each other and to pull together as one. More...Michigan Law Class of 2020 CelebrationJoin us in paying tribute to Michigan Law School's most recent graduates on a special website. More...Michigan Law Joins Other Law Schools in Urging Reconsideration of NY Bar Exam DecisionMichigan Law and other non-New York based law schools have asked the Court of Appeals for the State of New York to reconsider its April 30 Notice to offer limited seating for New York’s September 9-10 administration of the Uniform Bar Exam.More...Law School COVID-19 InformationFor the latest information from the Law School, click here.1234567Page ContentHow two federal court decisions have shaped how police use force for decades. In the mid-to-late 1980’s, the U.S. Supreme Court issued rulings in two cases that created “very amorphous tests for assessing when police use of force is excessive...” —Professor Professor Eve Primus, discusses the legal doctrine of qualified immunity with NPR's Stateside.

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