Program in Public Law
The Program in Public Law promotes better understanding of our nation’s public institutions, of the Constitutional framework in which they function, and of the principles and laws that apply to the work of public officials.
About the Program in Public Law
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News
- Charles and co-author map a “post-Shelby County” strategy Yale Law Journal
- Schroeder analyzes DOJ leak investigation Christian Science Monitor
- Schroeder: Why the Justice Department may be right Huffington Post
- Baxter, Purdy, Richman, and Siegel honored with distinguished professorships
- Silliman says Friday's Boston "lockdown" offers an example of "sheltering in place" Time
- Bennett '06 appointed first managing editor of Lawfare Lawfare
- Dunlap comments on Pentagon's allocation of funds for cyber operations Nextgov
- Prof. Curtis Bradley examines implications of Supreme Court's ruling limiting reach of Alien Tort Statute ASIL Insights
- Darrell Miller, scholar of constitutional law, civil rights, and civil procedure, joins governing faculty
- Bradley says Supreme Court has "cut back on the vast majority of Alien Tort Statute cases" with Kiobel ruling NPR
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Center for Criminal Justice & Professional Responsibility
Recent Events
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The Supreme Court Confronts DOMA and Same-Sex Marriage: A Discussion with Roy Englert, Neil Siegel, Ernie Young, Erin C. Blondel, and Dan Boettcher
Thursday, March 28, 2013 • 5:00 PM • Law School 3037
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Warrantless GPS Tracking & 21st-Century Surveillance Technology: U.S. v. Antoine Jones
February 4, 2013
12:15–1:15 PM
Room 3041
Duke Law School
Related links
- Explore Constitutional & Public Law @ Duke
- Duke Journal of Constitutional Law & Public Policy
- Executive Watch Blog: The blog, temporarily on hiatus, is dedicated to monitoring, analyzing, and providing a forum for discussion of questions of presidential power.