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Cuttino told the U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs that a public banking option with existing payments infrastructure would most effectively serve near-term goals of financial inclusion.

Dellinger says the Court took the “easy” – and correct – path in deciding cases that extend employment discrimination protection to gay, lesbian, and transgender workers.

Many of Duke Law School's alumni are doing things to help others during the pandemic, either through their professional work or their personal efforts. Read some of the stories we've received of our graduates helping in a time of crisis.

In an op-ed in Newsday, Professor Darrell Miller, co-director of the Duke Center for Firearms Law, writes that gun deregulation "has undermined the accountability of policing."

In the face of unequal application of justice, the professors conclude they must urge students to harness their outrage and energy to demand better policies and challenge unjust laws.

He tells Raleigh topical news show Capital Tonight, "This is a problem that's been burning in its urgency for years."

Co-sponsored by the International Human Rights Clinic, the hourlong panel discussions with leading academics, policy experts, and advocates focused on the ways the pandemic could impact human rights globally.

Wherever Jane Wettach saw need she stepped up, impacting the lives of countless children and parents in North Carolina and setting an example for generations of Duke Law graduates.