Banner News All News Posts March 23, 2023 Duke Law Podcast | "The Battle for Your Brain" and a right to cognitive liberty Read More March 16, 2023 In Le Grand Continent, Meyer counters objections to GASSA, a trans-Atlantic climate and trade agreement aimed at decarbonizing aluminum and steel production Read More March 16, 2023 In Le Grand Continent, Meyer counters objections to GASSA, a trans-Atlantic climate and trade agreement aimed at decarbonizing aluminum and steel production Read More March 15, 2023 Farahany joins NPR to discuss her just-released book "The Battle for Your Brain" Read More March 13, 2023 A veteran comes home, tenants get justice, and other highlights from the Duke Law clinics Read More March 13, 2023 A veteran comes home, tenants get justice, and other highlights from the Duke Law clinics 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 Duke Law Podcast | "The Battle for Your Brain" and a right to cognitive liberty Jonathan Aronie '93, faced with a life-threatening illness, advises young lawyers to put family first Benjamin tells Communications Daily the FCC has little power to intervene in DirecTV-Newsmax dispute Benjamin writes on Volokh Conspiracy on new paper revealing polarization among circuit judges and in their shaping of the law Lee Miller elected chair of the board of The Academy of Food Law and Policy Coward discusses creation of new implicit bias education video for jurors Farahany joins public radio's On Point to discuss the rise of brain-computer interface technology Longest, Lovelace, Miller, and Nowlin to work on projects building intellectual communities among Duke University faculty WSJ review: Farahany's "The Battle for Your Brain" is a much-needed call for “prudent vigilance and democratic deliberation” on neurotechology Note by Kristin Oakley '23 is published in Harvard Journal of Law and Technology Blocher tells The Washington Post the historical record offers no clear-cut answers on how to regulate guns today Kraz Greinetz '24 writes for Reason in favor of increasing the limit on immigration from China into the U.S. On the 20th anniversary of the US-led invasion, Revkin writes essay on the self-fulfilling prophecy of "perpetual" war in Iraq Farahany in MIT Technology Review: Having access to own own brain data will change our relationship with ourselves Farahany writes for the LA Times on how employers may use technology to screen, monitor, and evaluate workers Button Read more Alumni News Jonathan Aronie '93, faced with a life-threatening illness, advises young lawyers to put family first Sam Bell '64, longtime Florida lawmaker and founder of the University of South Florida College of Public Health, dies at 83 Jill Steinberg '98 sworn in as U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Georgia Eleventh Circuit panel cites "The Origin of Toy Guns in America" by Catie Carberry '21 as it upholds Florida's ban of under-21 gun sales Yibing Mao '89 to lead growth in Asia for Marriott International as president, Greater China People on the Move - March 2023 Elizabeth York Schiff '85 T'81 and Jim Schiff T'81 make $10 million gift to Duke University in support of the humanities Farahany JD/MA '04 PhD '06 argues for a new human right to “cognitive liberty” that protects against misuse of our brain data Durham DA Satana Deberry '94 aims to bring transparency to office through Wilson Center partnership Nicole Becton Jackson '98, general counsel for Events DC, is featured in Vanguard Law Magazine Natalie Laflamme '14 talks about her work to reform New Hampshire's public education funding system John Yates '81 receives Atlanta Business Chronicle's Ann Cramer Lifetime Achievement Award for corporate citizenship Wilson Center and Durham County District Attorney's Office release data from Plea Tracker Project Jennifer Kinsley '99 discusses her career, from defense attorney to law professor to judge on Ohio’s First District Court of Appeals Farahany JD/MA '04 PhD '06 talks with the The Wall Street Journal about companies' ability to collect brain data from employees: "There really is no check on how they use that data right now" Button Read more