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Read about environmental justice, adaptive regulation, novel legal questions stemming from drone use in marine science, and more.
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Features

Clinical Professor Ryke Longest

Longest advocates preservation of nation’s visual character as chair of Scenic America

Femi Cadmus

Cadmus discusses her leadership of AALL, her career, and challenges facing law librarianship and legal education

Neil Siegel

Siegel, Epps '91 elected to ACS board of directors

American Constitution Society

Faculty Scholarship

Steven L. Schwarcz
Too Big to Fool: Moral Hazard, Bailouts, and Corporate Responsibility
Minnesota Law Review
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Steven L. Schwarcz
Rethinking Corporate Governance for a Bondholder Financed, Systematically Risky World
William & Mary Law Review
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James E. Coleman, Jr.
One Way or Another the Death Penalty Will Be Abolished, but Only After the Public No Longer Has Confidence in Its Use
Duke Journal of Constitutional Law & Public Policy
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Lisa Kern Griffin
Criminal Adjudication, Error Correction, and Hindsight Blind Spots
Washington & Lee Law Review
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Maj. Gen. Charles J. Dunlap, Jr., USAF (Ret.)
Lawfare 101: A Primer
Military Law Review
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In The News

Boyle on the 50th anniversary of Hardin’s “The tragedy of the commons:” The ‘commons of the mind’ must be preserved

Pauley '77 called "'no-nonsense' judge" in advance of Cohen sentencing

Ligon on Haywood County dispute: "Criticism of a political figure ... is clearly protected by the First Amendment"

The Mountaineer

Kim '20: Veterans' Assistance Project "a way to interact with and serve a smaller subsection of the population that is often pushed aside"

Duke Government Relations

Dellinger and Griffin comment on whether the president can be indicted while in office and how a second term might protect him

Washington Post

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UpcomingatDuke Law

Exam Study Break: Therapy Dogs Dec 12 1:00 PM · Health/Wellness

Exam Study Break: Take a Monut to Relax Dec 13 9:00 AM · Social

Exam Study Break: Massages Dec 13 11:30 AM · Health/Wellness

1L Required Event: Interviewing: Crafting Your Narrative Jan 8 12:30 PM

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» Read about environmental justice, adaptive regulation, novel legal questions stemming from drone use in marine science, and more.
» Students will develop skills and deepen knowledge working with clients seeking asylum or facing deportation.