Bree Black Horse ’13 first Native American named to Yakima County bench
Bree Black Horse ’13, an adjunct professor and inaugural director of Seattle University School of Law’s Central Washington Hybri
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Bree Black Horse ’13, an adjunct professor and inaugural director of Seattle University School of Law’s Central Washington Hybri

In this op-ed, the CCRCJ explains why accommodated bar-takers should also have received diploma privilege due to tech failures.

The CCRCJ sent a letter to the Washington Supreme Court asking for diploma privilege for accommodated students who took the bar.
Professor Steve Tapia talked to KIRO 7 about a trademark lawsuit against Netflix over the name "KPop Demon Hunters."
Professor Chryssa Deliganis explained to KIRO 7 the legal process that will come after a petition to recall Mayor Katie Wilson.
Professor Elizabeth Ford was a guest on Power At Work's "Power Half-Hour" podcast, talking about a minimum wage exemption case.
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