Graduation Remarks

Pace Environmental Law Review, 1996

Good evening. It is a pleasure to be here today. And it is a tremendous personal honorboth as a lawyer and as Governorto accept this honorary Doctorate of Laws from Pace University. Certainly Law Day opens up a wide range of topics, but I want to focus on two subjects: first, the environment and environmental law; and second, the independence of the judiciary. I truly believe-as I know many of you at Pace University believe-that we can use laws to preserve the natural resources of our state while also developing a healthy economic environment. That is, precisely, the fundamental pol

Reviews the activity of our School and Faculty during 2022

2017

Chicago Kent Law Review, 1980

2002

spoke on "Public Enforcement of Private Rights" as part of a panel on "Extraterritorial Application of U.S. Antitrust Law"; and Hans Baade moderated a panel on "Obtaining Evidence from Abroad." In addition, Dean William Powers delivered welcoming remarks and Douglas Laycock gave the closing remarks.

2003

We are especially proud of the support of the faculty and staff of the College of Law this past year who donated to the law school through the university's annual faculty and staff campaign. A 90.5% participation rate was achieved. We strive to produce a complete and accurate report. Please report any inadvertent errors or omissions to: Office of Development,

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Drafting and researching a dual education proposal for Nova Southeastern University College of Law and the Council of Legal Education law schools in the Caribbean; recruitment of distinguishing visiting law professors; acting as liaison with Caribbean community in South Florida; coordinating summer law conferences on issues in Caribbean law; and proposing and developing programs concerning Caribbean law.