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Marquette is the only law school in southeast Wisconsin. Marquette—a Catholic, Jesuit, and urban university—is the largest private university in the state. The Catholic and Jesuit nature of the school manifests itself in a specific concern for the well-being of each student, indeed each individual—the Marquette principle of cura personalis.
Professor Blinka has received the Law School's teaching award on multiple occasions in addition to Marquette University's teaching excellence award. He strongly believes that the Law School's primary mission is to prepare students for the practice of law; theory and policy must foster the development of critical judgment and the analytic skills needed to serve clients and the justice system.
Winner of the 2021 James D. Ghiardi Award for Teaching Excellence, Professor Lemann joined the faculty of Marquette University Law School in 2017. His primary scholarly interests are in the fields of tort law, insurance, and the environment, particularly the design of legal systems to address human responses to risk.
Marquette University Law School utilizes a paperless JD application process. Candidates apply using the online application. Please refrain from submitting any materials to the Office of Admissions in hard-copy form. The application fee payment of $50 must be submitted via credit card or debit check card ...
Extensive details on applying to Marquette University Law School can be found on the Office of Admissions website. In addition, in order to receive the J.D. degree students must comply with Marquette University Law School's degree requirements. For further information on admission to Marquette University Law School call (414) 288-6767 or send ...
Our Jesuit roots and tradition set Marquette University Law School apart, and what you’ll find here is an environment of camaraderie and community. Our outstanding programs and opportunities are just the beginning. Your time at Marquette will go far to mold you into a practice-ready attorney, ...
Marquette University Law School established the Restorative Justice Initiative in 2004 under the leadership of Janine P. Geske, distinguished professor of law and former justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court, in order to help support victims and communities in the process of healing from the effects of crime.
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