FALL 2017 ENTERING J.D. CLASS
As of Oct. 5, 2017. LSAT/UGPA percentiles were calculated by the Law School Admission Council based on matriculant lists provided by Marquette University Law School to the ABA.
1169 applications received
1142 applications completed
At Marquette University Law School, we are proud of the accomplishments of our alumni. We are pleased to draw special attention to a group of “Rising Stars,” alumni who have graduated within the last ten years and who are having an impact on the community early on in their legal careers. These fine leaders exemplify the Jesuit quest for “magis” (i.e. doing more for others, “the more universal good). We celebrate what they have accomplished and look forward to their continued success.
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What Difference Does It Make? How the Harshest Possible Punishment Influences Family Members of Homicide Victims
Marilyn Armour
Associate Professor and University Distinguished Teaching Professor, School of Social Work, University of Texas
N.Y. judge spurs talk of community court programs
Community-based courts can help reduce homicides, discourage repeat offenders and bring down the costs associated with incarceration, a New York City judge told a crowd of nearly 500 Tuesday at Marquette University. Judge Alex Calabrese, who presides over a world-renowned neighborhood court in Brooklyn, shared his experience at a conference hosted by Marquette University Law School.
Keynote: Human Trafficking: Listening to Survivors, Fighting for Justice
Martina Vandenberg, President, The Human Trafficking Pro Bono Legal Center