Chieh-Li (Jerry) Pai, S.J.D. candidate, will discuss the tremendous change in motion pictures in the digital area to use motion pictures with AI technologies. The AI technologies in creating human-like expressions for motion pictures brought attention to the uncertain copyright challenges.Jerry Pai proposes that the copyright materials used for data-driven results must be public, and… Read more »
Join us for a candid doctoral discussion led by Simon Sun (S.J.D. candidate) as he takes you through his journey as a doctoral student. Simon will share valuable insights and strategies he gained from presenting at various workshops and conferences. Learn his experience in getting admitted to conferences, improving presentation skills, and building connections in… Read more »
Müge Fazlioglu (she/her), Ph.D., CIPP/E, CIPP/US will share her academic success and professional career experience with IU graduate students. Date/Time : April 20 (Thursday), 12:00pm -1:00 pm Place : Zoom, Zoom link: https://iu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0tfuGopjsjEtMRJdNvh7jyyV2qcp7xemMJ
Mohammed Mitwally will provide an overview of Sports Law and its process. This presentation will answer questions that help you to understand Sports Law in practice. What is the nature of Sports Law? Is Sports Law differing from Common or Statutory Law? What is the process for becoming a Sports Lawyer? Time/Date: 12:00 -1:00 pm,… Read more »
Yage Huang presented her topic, “Comments on Supervisory Detention of China——An Approach to Protecting Detainees’ Fundamental Rights.” Meeting Details: Supervisory detention is an investigative method that has been established since 2018 in China and has taken the place of the previous internal disciplinary process of CCP: shuanggui.The purpose of setting up supervisory detention is to combat the… Read more »
Law as Science event in collaboration with the Graduate Colloquium will host the meeting on Tuesday, February 14, 2023 at 12:00pm ET Descriiption: Thomas S. Ulen [Hosted by U. of Illinois]In 2002, I published an article entitled “A Nobel Prize in Legal Science: Theory, Empirical Work, and the Scientific Method in the Study of Law,”… Read more »
Kathy Kim will present an overview of the Maurer Global Forum and invite S.J.D., L.L.M., and J.D. to join the forum! As a student-operated website, the Forum is open to all Maurer students and graduates. Kathy will introduce the Maurer Global Forum’s organizational structure and provide an overview of each opening position’s eligibility, responsibility, benefits,… Read more »
Rafael Macía is a joint JD/PhD candidate in Law and Democracy with IU Maurer’s Center for Constitutional Democracy. Originally from Spain (where he obtained his LLB from the University of Navarra), Rafael completed his JD coursework in 2016 and is now in the final stages of writing his dissertation, which focuses on the legal and… Read more »
The Graduate Colloquium(GC) will host the collaboration event with law and Economics titled Law and Economics Roundtable on October 28. This meeting will bring more interest to IU students in the new topic in Latin American Perspective. Meeting details: Date/Time: October 28 (Friday), 12:00 PM- 1:00PM Place: on Zoom Please register in advance to attend… Read more »
The Graduate Colloquium meeting will host the doctoral discussion presented by Dr. Vitor Dias. The “doctoral discussion” will be held on October 27, 2022. Dr. Vitor Martins Dias, Ph.D. and LLM, will share his academic plan, career path, and publication strategies. Vitor Dias, a researcher with a background in law and the social sciences, will… Read more »
