
OCT. 8 – OCT. 21, 2025
Some people can't afford their own attorney but make too much money to qualify for legal aid. Students at Indiana University Maurer School of Law are developing a nonprofit law firm model that could help fill the gaps, and reporter Maura Johnson has the details. At the IU McKinney School of Law, a partnership is developing with Indiana University Indianapolis to offer a sports law program that blends an undergraduate degree in sports management with a masters in jurisprudence. The program is expected to give a leg up to students who want to lead university athletic conferences or work in the front offices of professional sports teams, Cameron Shaw reports. On the immigration front, Managing Editor Daniel Carson has the story on a new memo that has been issued to immigration judges to make sure their courts meet certain "performance metrics." That has some immigration attorneys concerned that the courts will place the emphasis on speed rather than fairness.