<div style="float: right; width: 46%; padding: 5px;"><img src="irl://2237//" alt="International Student Orientation Luncheon 2019" width="95%" /></div>
<p>Delaware Law School recently welcomed international graduate students from a diverse range of countries including France, Brazil, and Saudia Arabia, who have come to Delaware for graduate legal studies this Spring. Brief welcoming remarks and a luncheon marked the occasion.</p>
<p>Dean <a href="ipl://20//WyIyMDQiXQ==////">Rod Smolla</a> offered a few brief remarks, welcoming the students and remarking of the American legal system &ldquo;Probably more than any legal system in the whole world, it is in constant flux &ndash; it is in constant change &ndash; and we don&rsquo;t think of law, either our public law or our private law, as something you just look up in a book and find the answer to. That&rsquo;s almost never the way it works in the United States. What we think of the law as being, is we have these principles &ndash; often in tension with one another, often two principles that are in opposition.&rdquo;</p>
<p>The Graduate, International, Compliance &amp; Legal Studies administrative office coordinates the LLM and SJD programs at Delaware Law School. The university&rsquo;s International Student Services and Programs Office on the Chester campus supports the program and issues immigration documents needed for students to obtain visas to study in Delaware.</p>
<p>In addition to the Dean, the new students heard from several of the Professors who will be teaching them this semester, including Judge Wendy Roberts, <a href="ipl://20//WyIxMjUiXQ==////">Paul Regan</a>, and <a href="ipl://20//WyIxMjIiXQ==////">James May</a>.</p>