“I Want To Be A Teacher”: Stateless Ethnic Vietnamese Children
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By Mai Nguyen This is second of a two-part article. For part one, click
HERE. When I share with others about the precarious legal status of ethnic
Vietna...
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Practicing Law Toward Family Restoration |
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How can an attorney and counselor at law help families be rescued from marital breakdown? Attorney Matthew Sexton (Regent ’05) explains. |
About the Author
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Lynne Marie Kohm, law professor, author, lawyer, speaker, and |
| discipleship mentor, is dedicated to family restoration through the application of Christian legal principles. As the John Brown McCarty Professor of Family Law at Regent University School of Law, and a wife of 20+ years, a (homeschooling) mother of two, and leader in the realm of state and volunteer bar service, Professor Kohm brings a servant leadership model of family preservation and restoration to the practice of family law. | |
Spiritual Battle Plays out in Court |
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Legal expert Lynne Kohm examines the judges actions and speaks on the spiritual implications of the Rifqa Bary case. |
 | Professor Kohm is a contributing author to the Cross and Gavel Devotional Blog. | |
| Cross & Gavel is a project of the Institute for Christian Legal studies.
Click here to read Prof. Kohm's devotional blog entries. |
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Promoting & Preserving the Marriage Relationship |
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