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Garrett in The Washington Post: Ignoring problems at D.C.’s crime lab will cost lives and taxpayers

Garrett calls on the mayor and the D.C. Council to make critical reforms at the city's main forensics lab.

Coleman to be honored as Legal Legend of Color by the North Carolina Bar Association

The award recognizes Coleman's storied career and vigorous public advocacy for equity in the legal system.

Lau commentary: Revelation that the state actively participated in corrupt Long investigation is no surprise

Glymph discusses her award-winning books and forthcoming project

Glymph, who holds joint appointments in Law and History, was recently named the Peabody Family Distinguished Professor of History.

Richman op-ed: Policymakers must reform the nation's health system for the next crisis

Leaders should focus on creating population-wide capacity and reforming a hospital financing model that produced shortages during the pandemic.

Yvette Garcia Missri joins Duke Law as executive director of the Wilson Center for Science and Justice

A longtime legal and public health advocate, she most recently litigated against abusive lending practices at the Center for Responsible Lending.

Grunwald interviewed by the BBC on his "wandering officer" research

Grunwald's study of why bad cops get rehired is being widely cited in the conversation on police accountability. Audio clip starts at 18:20.

Baird JD/MA ’18 selected as clerk for Supreme Court Associate Justice Samuel A. Alito

Baird is the fifth Duke Law graduate to clerk for Justice Alito and the 11th selected for a Supreme Court clerkship since 2010.

Garrett in The Washington Post: Ignoring problems at D.C.’s crime lab will cost lives and taxpayers

Coleman to be honored as Legal Legend of Color by the North Carolina Bar Association

Lau commentary: Revelation that the state actively participated in corrupt Long investigation is no surprise

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June 13, 2021

"I do think McConnell has a point if his point is that part two of the bill represents a new and different regulatory approach. But I think it is at the very least an exaggeration to say that it will allow the DOJ to determine the voting systems of every state in America."

– Professor Guy-Uriel Charles to CNN

CNN

June 08, 2021

"To the extent this is all COVID-induced, the shock that is causing the defaults is pretty much the same across the countries. ... This is going to be a type of sovereign debt restructuring that we won't be able to so easily reach into the past to find solutions."

– Professor Mitu Gulati in Law360

Law360

June 08, 2021

“When we’re discussing semiconductors, our major allies will be South Korea, Japan, Taiwan. When we move on to pharmaceuticals, it’s going to be based much more in Europe.”

– Professor Rachel Brewster on Marketplace

Marketplace

June 07, 2021

“Mergers of hospitals and hospital systems generally have only adverse effects on patients. They regularly fail to achieve any quality improvements or integration efficiencies, and they almost always lead to higher prices.”

– Professor Barak Richman in NC Health News

NC Health News

June 05, 2021

“When I read something like this — ‘What about knives?’ — my instinct is to say that the Las Vegas shooter didn’t use knives to rain down fire on a concert."

– Professor Darrell Miller in The Washington Post

The Washington Post

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Congratulations to Duke Law’s Assaf Harpaz SJD’22 for winning a 2021 Duke University Center for

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Congratulations to Duke Law’s Assaf Harpaz SJD’22 for winning a 2021 Duke University Center for International and Global Studies (DUCIGS) Award! It will continue to support his tax policy research. "I am grateful for the DUCIGS Award, which substantially contributed to my research goals. I am a Doctor of Juridical Science (SJD) Candidate at the law school, and my research focuses on international taxation and contemporary issues in tax policy. Throughout much of the academic year, I was editing a law review article on taxation of the digital economy – accepted for publication in the Yale Journal of International Law," Assaf said. Check the link in bio to read Assaf's article. Each year, DUCIGS offers Graduate Awards for Research and Training, awards for work on international research topics, for attendance at specialized conferences, or for foreign language and methods training for Duke graduate students.

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