The Brandeis School of Law honored Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor with the Brandeis Medal Wednesday evening.

Associate Justice Sonia Sotomayor — the third woman and first Hispanic person to be appointed to the court — attended Yale Law School on a scholarship. While there, she served as editor of the ...

Justice Sonia Sotomayor was presented the University of Louisville law school’s Brandeis Medal and also attended a Q&A ...

On Wednesday, February 5, United States Supreme Court Justice Sonya Sotomayor received the Brandeis Medal, the “highest honor” given by the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law.

1996—In a muddled speech on the “majesty of the law” at Suffolk University law school, then-district judge Sonia Sotomayor complains that “the public fails to… ...

In 1996, Judge Sonia Sotomayor delivered a speech to law students that she then turned into a law-review article (which she co-authored with Nicole A. Gordon), “Returning Majesty to the Law and ...

The court’s conservative majority, with three justices appointed by Trump in his first term, ruled for the first time that ...

The Brandeis Medal, the law school's highest honor, is awarded to individuals who demonstrate a strong devotion to economic, social, or political justice and have significantly advanced public service ...

The Brandeis Medal recognizes recipients chosen for their "devotion to economic, social or political justice and for ...