Banner News All News Posts April 22, 2025 How AI could enable faster outcomes for international human rights cases Read More April 21, 2025 Duke’s Civil Justice Clinic: Leveraging its community presence to “level the playing field” Read More April 21, 2025 Duke’s Civil Justice Clinic: Leveraging its community presence to “level the playing field” Read More April 21, 2025 Duke Law’s Civil Justice Clinic transforms law students into experienced future litigators Read More April 11, 2025 Professor Rachel Brewster on how the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act benefits U.S. companies Read More April 11, 2025 Professor Rachel Brewster on how the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act benefits U.S. companies 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 Tim Meyer tells Financial Post the Federal Circuit has a record of deferring to Trump's expansive view of tariff powers Kate Evans comments to the Wall Street Journal on jurisdictional issues in case of detained Tufts PhD student Jim Coleman says proposals limiting recourse for innocence claims would let prosecutors off the hook for "shoddy" work Doriane Coleman comments in the New York Times on trans female athletes in women’s college sports Sarah Bloom Raskin talks with the BBC on the independence of the Federal Reserve and Jerome Powell's future as chair Joseph Blocher and Andrew Willinger comment on Supreme Court's refusal of case challenging age requirement for concealed carry In Education Week, Richard Katskee calls curricular opt-out policies "deeply harmful to the very idea of public school” Gina-Gail Fletcher named to the inaugural Better Markets Academic Advisory Board Jeff Powell explains that as advisors to the president, DOGE does not possess any legal authority Tim Meyer says the use of IEEPA to impose tariffs appears to circumvent Congressional limits on presidential authority Jim Coleman applauds decision by North Carolina Court of Appeals to review case of Junior Chandler Andrew Willinger tells The Trace the emergence of more extreme gun rights groups since Parkland has changed the political landscape Arti Rai to The Boston Globe: Federal investments in research and development are a “virtuous circle” for innovation Larry Zelenak tells NPR that Harvard has a strong case against administration's threat to revoke its tax-exempt status Paul Grimm calls the use of generative AI in law "almost unlimited" but warns of hallucinations Button Read more Alumni News David Robinson LLB '64 to be awarded honorary Doctor of Laws at Duke University's commencement ceremony Judge Robin Rosenberg JD/MA '89 selected to be director of the Federal Judicial Center Shelly Martin JD '00 sworn in by Maryland Gov. Wes Moore as state's inspector general for health Conceived at Duke Law School, Duke Capital Partners marks 10 years of investing in startup success Sarah Hawkins Warren JD ’08 elected presiding justice of the Supreme Court of Georgia People on the Move — March 2025 Graduates of Duke Law School had the second highest first-time bar pass rate in 2024, ABA data show Ken Krmoyan JD '24 named Burton Awards Distinguished Legal Writing Award winner for "Immigration Incentives In FCPA Enforcement" People on the Move — February 2025 Autumn Hamit Patterson, JD '14, selected as new Arkansas Solicitor General Jonathan McKernan, JD '07, nominated as director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau How Duke Law is tackling the big problem of little plastics Sonya Middleton named SVP and general counsel for Cox Communications Phil Rubin JD/MA '11 to fill District 40 seat in North Carolina House of Representatives Akila McConnell '04 discusses how her food tourism business showcases Atlanta's rich culinary heritage Button Read more