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Professor James D. Cox, the Brainerd Currie Professor of Law, is an expert in corporate and securities law. In addition to authoring numerous books and articles concerning market regulation and corporate governance, Cox has testified before Congress on insider trading, class actions, market reform, and, most recently, sustainability of the accounting profession. An article co-authored by Cox was recently selected as one of the Top 10 corporate and securities articles of 2007 by Corporate Practice Commentator, the second time he has received this honor.
Recent News
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Earl Warren's legacy
A lot of what the Warren court accomplished were changes in the society itself, Professor Walter Dellinger says. » NPR's All Things Considered -
Professor Christopher Schroeder objects to Department of Justice legal advisers' view of presidential power
Schroeder testified before Congress as part of their ongoing investigation of interrogation practices. » The Herald-Sun -
Companies win important business cases in U.S. Supreme Court term
Professor Walter Dellinger says a preference for national standards is a hallmark of the Roberts court. » Bloomberg.com -
Deciphering the Medellin v. Texas ruling
The Vienna Convention treaty is unusual because its enforcement rests with police and prosecutors, Professor Ernest Young says. » ABA Journal -
The limits of judicial reasoning in the post-9/11 world
Professor Curtis Bradley reviews Law and the Long War: The Future of Justice in the Age of Terror by Benjamin Wittes. » Foreign Affairs
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