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Students honor struggle and strength in celebrating Latinx Heritage Month

Fletcher featured in new Netflix docuseries "Eat the Rich: The GameStop Saga"

Miller and Longest co-lead project focused on environmental justice

Their Bass Connections team is researching "Environmental Justice, Climate Change and Community Engagement" this year

In Newsweek op-ed, Miller offers a new way to frame scientific evidence on firearms for courts post-Bruen

The ruling leaves room to introduce scientific research on interests like public safety, Miller says

Meet the LLM Class of 2023

The 88 members of Duke Law’s LLM class come from 37 different countries and, for the first time, include students from Albania and Kuwait.

Meet the JD Class of 2025

Six members of the class tell why they chose Duke Law and how they hope to use their law degree to make an impact.

Duke Law Podcast | The Supreme Court as art critics in Warhol v. Goldsmith?

Duke Law Podcast | Supreme Court as art critic hearing 'Warhol v. Goldsmith'?

The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear Warhol v. Goldsmith, with potentially far-reaching implications for America's copyright law and fair-use doctrine.

New issue of Judicature features Levi in conversation with three appeals court judges on "Why Public Trust in the Judiciary Matters"

The issue also features articles on helping courts address diversity, equity, and inclusion and what judges need to know about crypto.

Students honor struggle and strength in celebrating Latinx Heritage Month

Fletcher featured in new Netflix docuseries "Eat the Rich: The GameStop Saga"

Miller and Longest co-lead project focused on environmental justice

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Faculty & Research

Focus on Scholarship: Patent office reform. Professor Michael Frakes’ scholarship informs policy discussions on lowering the cost of prescription drugs.

Notable & Quotable

October 14, 2022

“It is a very symbolic move. Subpoenaing him is a gesture, it will not result in any testimony from the former president.”

– Professor Lisa Kern Griffin to Bloomberg

Bloomberg

October 14, 2022

“How do we deter them from not engaging in this conduct again, that is the broader question. A lot of times when there is a compliance failure, folks narrow in on the very specific thing in front of them instead of thinking more broadly about what the more systemic issue might be.”

– Professor Veronica Root Martinez to Bloomberg Law

Bloomberg Law

October 04, 2022

"The common assumption behind lots of debate about bail is that people are going to offend more if you free them, even if they're not convicted of a crime yet. In the misdemeanor bail system, we don't see that hold up. … The results have been positive."

– Professor Brandon Garrett to Houston Public Media

Houston Public Media

October 02, 2022

“The cocktail of loose underwriting, coupled with inappropriate pricing, insufficient insurance and collateralisation, isn’t a particularly tasty one when you have missing the ingredient of internal risk management processes.”

– Professor Sarah Bloom Raskin to Financial Times

Financial Times

September 29, 2022

"At the risk of sounding a little too cynical, there are always dollar signs when a health care provider sees a patient come through the door."

– Professor Barak Richman to NPR

NPR

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