The Latino Resource Center, the College of Law, and the Latinx Law Student Association are partnering to bring you the Latines in Law-Selena Series. Selena Quintanilla, an icon in the music industry and Latino community still is as influential even 30 years after her murder. The series will review Selena's impact in music and discuss case law and parole as her Yolanda Saldivar's eligibility for parole draws near. 

The first in the Series is video screening and discussion of Selena Quintanilla's legacy in the music industry, in the Latino community, and reflecting on criminal law and parole eligibility of her killer.

Selena’s Legacy- Screening and Discussion
Tuesday March 18; 5pm-6:30pm
Latino Center Computer Lab

Other events in Series:-----------------------------

How About Law School? Latinx Law Student Association Panel
Monday March 24; 5:30pm-6:30pm
Latino Center Smart Classroom

Sussing out Criminal Law with Prof. Paul Cain & Prof. Daniel McConkie
Wednesday March 26; Noon-1pm
Swen Parson Hall Room 170; The Riley Courtroom