Banner News All News Posts January 15, 2025 Duke Immigrant Rights Clinic reflects on five years — and the future Read More January 14, 2025 Brandon Garrett discusses clemency, exonerations, and what may be the imminent demise of the death penalty Read More January 14, 2025 Brandon Garrett discusses clemency, exonerations, and what may be the imminent demise of the death penalty Read More January 13, 2025 Sara Sternberg Greene is elected to The American Law Institute Read More January 03, 2025 Jayne Huckerby: Governments must hold themselves, not just the Taliban, to account on Afghan women's rights Read More January 03, 2025 Jayne Huckerby: Governments must hold themselves, not just the Taliban, to account on Afghan women's rights Read More Load More News Landing page sidebar In this section Resources for News Media Video Video Archive Podcasts Duke Law Magazine News Archives 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 Archived Featured Stories Communications Staff In the News Sam Buell is interviewed on Oh My Fraud podcast about his career path from federal prosecutor to law professor Mara Revkin's new report examines local attitudes toward returning Iraqis with perceived ties to ISIL Nita Farahany to speak at World Economic Forum today on helping youth to flourish Sarah Bloom Raskin calls Fed's withdrawal from climate risk group “substantively and symbolically significant" Duke Immigrant Rights Clinic reflects on five years — and the future Brandon Garrett and Luke Mears, JD '24, publish "Compensating Exonerees in the United States" Charles Dunlap talks with Politico about possible domestic deployment of U.S. troops under Trump Yvette Garcia Missri says state's medical release law needs clarifying to include more elderly and seriously ill prisoners Sarah Bloom Raskin warns that the climate-exacerbated insurance crisis is a risk to the whole financial system Review: Perspectives in James Boyle's The Line "orient our attention ... and help us to see past the surface of events" Mara Revkin tells NPR that ISIS may take advantage of anti-Muslim policies in the US to recruit and strengthen Jolynn Dellinger tells NBC that as technology's power rises, privacy may shrink in proportion Brandon Garrett hails Cooper commutations as a step toward smart and just public safety policy Marin K. Levy's "Visiting Judges" cited in Second Circuit opinion on case challenging a judicial designation Article by Jonathan Wiener and Tyler Felgenhauer named among best of 2024 by the Environmental Law Institute Button Read more Alumni News Mark Uyeda '95 named acting chair of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Sam Lawrence, JD '24, is an Equal Justice Works fellow at the Wilson Center for Science and Justice People on the Move - January 2025 Pamela Goodwine MJS '23 becomes the first Black woman elected to the Kentucky Supreme Court Tatiana Sainati JD/LLM '13 elected to the American Law Institute Sarah Boyce '12 named general counsel to North Carolina Governor Josh Stein New $10 million gift to expand work of Bolch Judicial Institute Leslie Cooley Dismukes '05 joins cabinet of Gov. Josh Stein Christopher Hayes '02 appointed judge in San Bernardino County Superior Court Full Circle: Evan Zucker '79 has spent a lifetime documenting solar eclipses Magdalena Pyzik-Waląg '06 named managing partner of Poland's leading law firm Eugenie Montague '09 publishes critically-lauded debut novel Swallow the Ghost Timothy Corrigan '81 takes senior status after four years as chief judge for the Middle District of Florida People on the Move - December 2024 Mark Mirkin '84 launches venture counsel firm serving start-ups, entrepreneurs and emerging companies Button Read more