Duke University School of Law

Innovation Incubator

Duke Law stakes out a leadership role in law and technology.
Meet the Duke Law Class of 2020

Two-hundred fourteen JD students are now immersed in their first-year classes.
Judicial Review

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Prof. Siegel discuss the Court’s recent and upcoming terms, the importance of consensus, and Ginsburg’s legacy at D.C. Summer Institute event.
Environmental Law Newsletter – 2017

Read about the Environmental Law and Policy Clinic’s first 10 years, a new book on regulating after crises, faculty scholarship, and more.
On the Ground

Students share their experiences working with asylum-seeking families at a south Texas detention center.

Features

Sheila Korir LLM '18

Meet the LLM Class of 2018

2017-2018 Douglass Fellows with Kenneth Morris, a descendant of Frederick Douglass.

Newkirk JD/LLM ’18 selected for inaugural class of Douglass Fellows by Human Trafficking Institute

The Human Trafficking Institute

Duke Law students Kelly Hamachi, Jami King, and Meredith Stewart

Second-year students Hamachi, King, and Stewart selected for Duke's first cohort of Margolis Scholars in Health Policy and Management

Margolis Center for Health Policy

Faculty Scholarship

Guy-Uriel Charles
Habermas, the Public Sphere, and the Creation of a Racial Counterpublic
Michigan Journal of Race & Law (with Luis Fuentes-Rohwer)
More from the Duke Law Scholarship Repository
Stuart M. Benjamin
Administrative Power in the Era of Patent Stare Decisis
Duke Law Journal (with Arti Rai)
More from the Duke Law Scholarship Repository
Matthew Adler
Benefit-Cost Analysis and Distributional Weights: An Overview
Review of Environmental Economics & Policy
More from the Duke Law Scholarship Repository
Mitu Gulati
The Black Hole Problem in Commercial Boilerplate
Duke Law Journal (with others)
More from the Duke Law Scholarship Repository
Margaret H. Lemos
Litigating State Interests: Attorney General as Amici
NYU Law Review (with Kevin M. Quinn)
More from the Duke Law Scholarship Repository

In The News

Fleishman discusses charitable giving and "Putting Wealth to Work"

Center for Judicial Studies assembles stakeholders to discuss guidelines for technology assisted review

Center for Judicial Studies

Bowling comments on new NLRB appointments

Yale Daily News

Haagen: If NFL works with players, there are "genuine, interesting, positive possibilities" for addressing racial issues

Christian Science Monitor

Rai analyzes Federal Circuit decision on patent process

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UpcomingatDuke Law

2Ls: Let's Get Clinical - Information on Clinics at Duke Law Oct 19 12:30 PM · Information Session

Information Session for 1Ls about joint JD & LLM in International and Comparative Law Oct 19 12:30 PM · Global · Panel/Seminar/Colloquium

Seminar on Corporations and International Law Oct 20 11:30 AM · Global · Lecture/Talk

"Raising Bertie": Film Screening & Panel Discussion Oct 20 5:30 PM · Multicultural/Identity · United States Focus · Diversity/Inclusion · Movie/Film · Panel/Seminar/Colloquium

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» Two-hundred fourteen JD students are now immersed in their first-year classes.
» Read about the Environmental Law and Policy Clinic’s first 10 years, a new book on regulating after crises, faculty scholarship, and more.
» Students share their experiences working with asylum-seeking families at a south Texas detention center.
» Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Prof. Siegel discuss the Court’s recent and upcoming terms, the importance of consensus, and Ginsburg’s legacy at D.C. Summer Institute event.
» Duke Law stakes out a leadership role in law and technology.