A Beverly animal rights activist who was arrested in September for refusing to return a dog to owners she believed were abusing it will receive an award from the Massachusetts School of Law next week.
MSLAW and several other local organizations along with more than a thousand people participated to run the 5-kilometer Race for Our Troops, which will help build a free home for Army Sgt. Joe Smith, who was paralyzed while serving in Afghanistan last week.
Roger Clemens pleads not guilty on charges of lying to Congress, and SportsNet Central's legal expert Michael Coyne, assesses the Rocket's chances in court
The episode of "Write Now" featuring Diane Sullivan's book, Please, Can We Keep the Donkey, will air on Haverhill Community TV, Channel 22 in Haverhill, MA.
Click here to purchase the Please, Can We Keep the Donkey.
January 9th, 2008
WUML 91.5FM- Sunrise - New Co-host
Massachusetts School of Law's Associate Dean and Professor of Law Michael
Coyne, Co-hosts Umass Lowell WUML 91.5FM Sunrise
March 15, 2006
CN8 -
The Comcast Network
“It’s Your Call with Lynn Doyle”
Massachusetts School of Law's Associate Dean Coyne was interviewed about the filing of a lawsuit in a United States district court in Michigan by The National Center for Men on behalf of a man's right to make reproductive choice, and to decline fatherhood in the event of an unintended pregnancy.
January 15, 2006
KPFK-FM (Pacifica Radio - Los Angeles)
"Ian
Masters' Background Briefing"
Massachusetts School of Law's
Dean Velvel was interviewed about the Senate Judiciary
Committee hearings on the nomination of Samuel Alito
to the U.S. Supreme Court.
November 20, 2005
KPFK-FM (Pacifica Radio - Los Angeles)
"Ian
Masters' Background Briefing"
Massachusetts School of Law's
Dean Velvel was interviewed about the Patrick Fitzgerald/CIA
leak investigation and the Bush administration's
involvement in torture.
February 22, 2005
NECN - New England Cable News
“Good Morning
Live”
Massachusetts School of Law's
Professor Malaguti was interviewed regarding the
news that Chief Justice Rehnquist will not be hearing
Supreme Court oral arguments.
