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Boston College Law

@BCLAW
Since 1929, BC Law School has been training lawyers to be leaders in the profession, with the highest ethical standards and an eye toward the greater good.
Newton Massachusetts
bc.edu/law
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    Zoe Arvanitis-Dalpe offers three key tips for taking care of yourself as you navigate law school: bclawimpact.org/2026/09/07/thr…
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    Boston College Law
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    Sep 4
    Kevin Powers, faculty director of the M.L.S. in Cybersecurity, Risk, and Governance at BC Law, discusses how law firms win attorney buy-in on cybersecurity policies in Mass. Lawyers Weekly.
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    How law firms win attorney buy-in on cybersecurity policies
    From masslawyersweekly.com
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    Boston College Law
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    Sep 2
    Prof. Ray Madoff appears on the hit "Armchair Expert" podcast with Dax Shepherd, who calls her "one of the most interesting guests" he's ever had: armchairexpertpod.com/pods/ray-madoff
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    Boston College Law
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    Sep 2
    Finding the key evidence using cell tower pings that frees a client accused of attempted murder might seem like the plot of a novel, but incoming 1L Grace Lenahan lived it--and it helped steer her toward law school. Read more about her story: bclawimpact.org/2026/09/02/the…
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    Boston College Law
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    Sep 1
    Prof. Sharon Beckman and BC's Innocence Program mentioned in The Boston Globe's series on forensic science gone wrong, which highlights the Frances Choy case where BCIP helped exonerate a woman falsely convicted of arson and murder:
    bostonglobe.com
    It was an arson. A double murder. And the evidence pointed to one of the two suspects. So how did...
    A Brockton fire and the scourge of ‘twisted science.’
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