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Pandemic Pivots: Seven Duke Law alums discuss their career and life changes

Duke Law graduates discuss significant life changes they made as the world dealt with COVID-19 and rising social awareness

Purdy discusses proposals for defending democracy in his book "Two Cheers for Politics"

The Raphael Lemkin Professor of Law suggests constitutional changes that could make democracy more representative

Flex Time: Some pandemic-era changes to workplace culture will likely endure

Duke Law alumni talk about how flexibility, DEI, and a new focus on wellness are being incorporated in law firms

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Spring Break: Students provide legal aid, engage in experiential learning

Outside of class, students are tapping into impactful, experiential learning opportunities and broadening their perspectives of legal systems.

Farahany joins NPR to discuss her just-released book "The Battle for Your Brain"

Farahany argues for an international human right to cognitive liberty to defend against misuse of our brain data

Meet David T. Zhang Professor of Law Shu-Yi Oei

Oei, a empirical scholar of tax law and policy and economic regulation, joined Duke Law in January

Duke Law Podcast | "The Battle for Your Brain" and a right to cognitive liberty

As a new dawn of brain tracking and hacking approaches, Prof. Nita Farahany argues for codifying a right to cognitive liberty in her new book "The Battle for Your Brain."

In Le Grand Continent, Meyer counters objections to GASSA

The US and EU are currently in negotiations over the trans-Atlantic climate and trade agreement

Pandemic Pivots: Seven Duke Law alums discuss their career and life changes

Purdy discusses proposals for defending democracy in his book "Two Cheers for Politics"

Flex Time: Some pandemic-era changes to workplace culture will likely endure

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Faculty & Research

Focus on Scholarship: Corporate Misconduct. In a new article, Professor Veronica Root Martinez proposes a novel way to increase transparency around the outcomes of corporate monitorships.

Notable & Quotable

March 19, 2023

"Employees’ minds and personalities should be subject to the most stringent protection. While these new tests may offer some benefits for employers, they must not come at the cost of workers’ privacy, dignity and freedom of thought."

– Nita Farahany in The Los Angeles Times

LA Times

March 18, 2023

“We are in the midst of a constitutional revolution, and the praise being lavished on Ruth Bader Ginsburg today should not cause us to lose sight of that fact."

– Neil Siegel to CNN

CNN

March 03, 2023

"I'm seeing these attacks on the sound investment practice of analyzing and responding to investment risks and opportunities. The aim in this [anti-ESG] backlash is really to force investments into sectors that are preferred by politicians like, perhaps, the fossil fuel industry."

– Professor Sarah Bloom Raskin to CNBC

CNBC

March 15, 2023

"The decision to have state control over the betting is a decision to make it more or less impossible to regulate the betting market. If you don't have a national regulator, you're not aggregating data, you're not following strange movements and lines and things like that."

– Professor Paul Haagen in Law360

Law360

March 14, 2023

“This is what the courts have unleashed upon us. Suddenly everyone is looking for early Republic scholars to tell them what the culture and norms around firearms law were in the 18th century.”

– Professor Darrell A.H. Miller in The New York Times

The New York Times

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