Just Us and the Law

On this episode of Just Us and the Law, we are joined by Christopher Painter, a globally recognized leader on cyber policy and diplomacy, to discuss the development of American cyber diplomacy and cybersecurity on an international field.

Join us for a discussion with professors Brad Colbert and Jon Geffen about the LAMP clinic and the Reentry clinic offered by Mitchell Hamline.

The LAMP clinic and the Reentry Clinic work to help people who are incarcerated with legal matters both during their incarceration and upon their release. During incarceration, people may need help with a wide variety of legal matters, including lawsuits to stop mistreatment, navigating a divorce, childcare arrangements to drafting a will.

Even after their release from incarceration, individuals with criminal records suffer massive collateral consequences which can include job loss, homelessness, and family separation. The Reentry Clinic provides holistic representation for individuals recently released from incarceration, with the goal of helping people with criminal records fully reenter society.

On this special episode of Just Us and the Law, we're sharing the audio from the Panel on Reproductive Rights that was hosted by the Mitchell Hamline Law Review in January of this year. Mitchell Hamline Dean Niedwiecki moderated our panel, which featured Professors Laura Hermer, Mike Steenson, and Joanna Woolman. Introductions were provided by Vice Dean Hilbert.

On this episode of Just Us and the Law, we interview Professor Henry Allen Blair about the developing field of space law (and we work very hard to avoid too many space puns).

On this episode of Just Us and the Law, we are joined by Joan Bibelhausen and Chase Anderson from the organization Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers (LCL) to discuss mental health, addiction, and how to support our peers in the legal field.

LCL can be contacted directly via email at https://www.mnlcl.org/contact/ or by phone at (651) 646-5590. To learn more about the services offered by LCL, you can visit their website at www.mnlcl.org

On this episode of Just Us and the Law, Editor-in-Chief Katherine Raths, Symposium Editor Maggie Green, and Online Editor Amy Anderson interview Mitchell Hamline Law School Dean Anthony Niedwiecki about his involvement with the Prison-to-Law Pipeline project with All Square and Until We All Are Free.

You can learn more about the Prison-to-Law Pipeline here: https://www.allsquarempls.com/legalrevolution

On this episode of Just Us and the Law, we are joined by Jacob Abdo and Charlie Bennett to discuss name, image, and likeness rights in amateur athletics. Jake and Charlie are attorneys in Fredrikson & Byron's Sports and Entertainment Group, and recently published an article on the firm website titled Maximizing Your Worth: Name, Image, and Likeness in Amateur Athletics. Join Editor-in-Chief Katherine Raths, Online Editor Amy Anderson, and Associate Deven Bowdry in learning more about this evolving area of law.

Maximizing Your Worth: Name, Image, and Likeness in Amateur Athletics can be found at this link: https://www.fredlaw.com/news__media/maximizing-your-worth-in-amateur-athletics/

On this episode of Just Us and the Law, Managing Editor Becky Erickson and Online Editor Amy Anderson interview Dr. Michele Statz about her research related to access to justice initiatives in rural communities in Northern Minnesota and Wisconsin. 

Welcome to Just Us and the Law: A Mitchell Hamline Law Review podcast. We're so happy you've decided to tune in.