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- Blocher: We need transparency surrounding the judicial discretion and scrutiny that leads to declaring some gun regulation "bans" and subject to per se rules of invalidity | Second Thoughts (blog)
- Dellinger on impeachment hearings: Trump's attempt to use his office to influence the election is akin to the issue in Watergate | PBS NewsHour
- Rai to testify before a House panel Tuesday on how a Federal Circuit decision on judge appointments will affect patent challenges | Bloomberg Law
- Duke Law students summarize novel strategy for Italian debt restructuring on prestigious Oxford University blog | Oxford Business Law Blog
- Miller: "Second Amendment sanctuary" declarations are unnecessary political gestures, as Heller ensures the right to bear arms in the home for lawful purposes | CNN
- Charles '13 discusses SCOTUS denial of cert in Remington case, says allegations of unlawful marketing prevent gun maker from protection of federal immunity statute | 610 WIOD Miami News Radio
- Charles '13: Gun violence is a multi-faceted problem with roots in American cultural attitudes, not the Second Amendment | Duke Chronicle
- Dunlap: Americans have overwhelmingly positive views of the armed forces, but services for veterans need improvement | Lawfire
- Miller discusses how public gun carry laws attempt to mediate self-interest versus the collective interest | Second Thoughts (blog)
- Rai: Removing job protections for administrative judges "a bad thing;" move could compromise independence of patent judges | Law360
- Dellinger: Ukraine call is just one piece of an incumbent president's larger attempt to influence a U.S. election in his favor | MSNBC's AM Joy
- Gulati: VTB kickback allegations may help Mozambique in its debt restructuring negotiations with the Russian state-owned bank | The Moscow Times
- McGovern's novel "negotiated class action" settlement structure for opioid litigation is discussed | Harvard Gazette
- Laskowski's "Ghost Rider" get-up wins spookiest costume in Blue Devil Halloween contest | Duke Today
- Griffin: The law doesn't support Trump's claim that he can't be held accountable; however, "the system is not equipped to deal with bad faith" | Duke Today
- Titles by Adler, Schwarcz highlighted in Duke faculty fall books list | Duke Today
- Blocher: Uncritical acceptance of gun ownership as a home-centric right could imperil laws against domestic violence | Second Thoughts (blog)
- Dunlap: In speaking to troops, military leaders should limit remarks about impeachment to process and avoid political commentary | Lawfire (blog)
- Dontae Sharpe’s long road: The anatomy and aftermath of a Wrongful Convictions Clinic exoneration
- Farahany's work highlighted at event honoring immigrants' contributions to science and innovation at Duke | Duke Today
- De Fontenay notes that the private equity model has shifted due to acquisitions, reformation of management practices, and competition from other investors | Canadian Investment Review
- Ligon discusses legal liability for 8chan under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act | Coindesk
- Dunlap: Exaggerating the risk of self-described "militias" can trigger unintended consequences for civil liberties | Small Wars Journal
- Rai argues Congress should give the patent office director review power over Patent Trial & Appeal Board adjudication | Patently O
- Dunlap: The U.S. should integrate space into all the armed forces rather than create a duplicative sixth branch that sends the wrong message | Valiant News
- Siegel and Young brief cited in "Blackbeard's shipwreck" case involving states' immunity, copyright infringement | News & Observer
- Richman & co-authors write that care delivery infrastructure investments are needed to stem NC Medicaid costs | Health Affairs
- Center for Firearms Law panel discusses efficacy of civil and criminal laws applying to guns and domestic violence, human rights perspectives | Second Thoughts (video link)
- Former dean Pamela Gann '73 named to board of directors for California-based Cottage Health
- Evans says NC Supreme Court should reverse a decision that leaves more than 4,000 immigrants at risk of illegal detention every year | NC Policy Watch
- John Wester '72 receives North Carolina State Bar's Distinguished Service Award
- Gergel ’79, T’75 finds personal, professional resonance in predecessor’s awakening to racial injustice
- Kittrell's '68 bequest to Morris Animal Foundation will help fund feline health studies | Morris Animal Foundation
- Knight Foundation funds Duke study on future of tech policy co-led by Ward | Sanford School of Public Policy
- Garrett: Criminal prosecution of Boeing complicated by company's standing as No. 2 defense contractor | Wall Street Journal
- Evans: NC courts need the power to protect the state’s immigrants from unlawful detention | Medium
- Blue Globe International Alumni Newsletter, 2019 Edition
- Duke Law announces Judicial Studies LLM class of ’22 | Bolch Judicial Institute
- Buell discusses criminal implications of Trump's Ukraine dealings under the Hobbs Act | The New Yorker
- Amicus Lab files its third brief, this one presenting scientific evidence that contradicts blood pattern analysis used to convict Texas man | Forensics Forum (blog)
- Frakes's research-based proposals to improve quality of patents issued by the US Patent Office presented to Senate committee by co-author | Sen. Committee on the Judiciary (testimony at :39)
- Civil Justice Clinic credited with helping secure landmark settlement against Raleigh Housing Authority | IndyWeek
- Blocher: Scholarship on the intersection of the 2nd Amendment with other constitutional interests can add to the emerging pro-gun control narrative | Second Thoughts (blog)
- Dunlap: Congress must support changes to the procurement and acquisition paradigm for the US military to maintain a viable force with high-tech weaponry | Lawfire (blog)
- McGovern, other distinguished experts in dispute resolution discuss their high-profile cases at Harvard Law | Harvard Law Today
- Dunlap says Trump's decision to "secure" Syrian oil fields is a "proper military objective" | NPR
- Dunlap: Air Force must streamline its infrastructure, adopt next-gen technology to transition an aging fleet to more specialized, nimble aircraft | The Washington Times
- Environmental Law and Policy Clinic contributes to new rule protecting N.C. kids from lead exposure
- Charles '13 debates "campus carry" laws that allow carrying of concealed weapons on campuses in some states | UNC School of Law
- Stroud LLM '14 appointed to chair new N.C. Rules Advisory Commission
- Vereyken '22 urges passage of $95 million Durham Affordable Housing Bond | The Duke Chronicle
- De Fontenay: Private equity's main contribution to U.S. companies may now be cheap debt financing | Institutional Investor
- First Amendment Clinic files amicus brief in case involving government employee speech
- McNeill '91 elected to American Law Institute | American Law Institute
- First Amendment legend Abrams urges broad protections for free speech
- Q and A: GC Redler ’91 discusses steering cannabis company into new era of legalization
- Teaching judges in Master of Judicial Studies program yields crucial insights for Duke Law faculty
- Blocher: A proposal to waive the right to keep and bear arms adds an interesting wrinkle to the gun debate | Second Thoughts (blog)
- Adler sets forth systematic new framework for assessing government policies
- Duke Law Tech Lab cited as an example of law schools supporting new legal technology applications | Forbes
- Dellinger says Mueller report established crimes and betrayal of presidential office by Trump | The News & Observer
- Foster: Business and policymakers must adopt new approaches to help solve the affordable housing shortage and the effects of climate change
- Barnes calls for IRS oversight of the annual $4 billion in financial transactions that follow Sharia principles | The Hill
- Richman & co-authors: Courts or Congress ought to step in to protect the public from sky-high air ambulance bills | Health Affairs
- Brewster: US tariffs on European luxury goods meant to pressure EU into repealing Airbus subsidies | Marketplace
- Bolch Judicial Institute turns over ownership of EDRM to e-discovery veterans | Yahoo Finance
- Dunlap argues that impeachment is a national security issue, would further divide a polarized nation | Lawfire (blog)
- Garrett: Members of corporate safety, compliance boards should be experts in the field | Bloomberg Law
- Dunlap discusses scope of lawyers' confidentiality responsibility in context of Congressional investigation | Lawfare
- Charles '13: With one firearms case on its docket, Supreme Court has numerous other Second Amendment petitions awaiting cert decision | Second Thoughts (blog)
- Civil Justice Clinic helps break new ground with settlement of federal discrimination complaint
- Garrett-led research cited showing slowdown in corporate prosecutions during Trump administration | Clarion-Ledger (Mississippi)
- Conference at Duke Law to examine future of Latinx communities in the South
- Law firm depicted in Netflix film will need to meet a high threshold to prove libel, Powell says | The New York Times
- Study ranks Duke Law faculty No. 4 for influence on other disciplines
- Griffin warns that now is the time for Congress to exercise its oversight of the executive branch | Boston Globe
- Opinion of Gulati and co-authors cited questioning the validity of Venezuelan bond contract secured by Citgo shares | The Wall Street Journal
- Schobel '09 named "Rising Star" under 40 in benefits practice | Law360
- Blocher analyzes the centrality of the gun to the Second Amendment and its implications for future doctrine | Balkinization
- Griffin: Trump administration's refusal to abide by the "unwritten rules" of government renders them useless | PBS NewsHour
- Evans: "Ultimately, I find working alongside immigrant clients and communities to be fundamentally hopeful"
- Buell: Giuliani's Ukraine connections to associates involved in illegal dealings are enough to make him a man of interest | Bloomberg
- Bowling: If NLRB overturns grad students' rights to unionize, they can still exert economic pressure on universities | The Chronicle
- Griffin, Dellinger weigh in on Trump's refusal to cooperate with impeachment inquiry | Los Angeles Times
- Lecturing Fellow Liu elected to town council in Cary | News & Observer
- Griffin: Congress has few effective options for enforcing subpoenas in impeachment inquiry | Here and Now
- Ligon: Nunes likely chose the venue in which to file his Twitter defamation lawsuit due to its weaker SLAPP law | Bloomberg Law
- Court watching: Duke Law experts discuss cases coming before the Supreme Court as term begins
- Prins '09 named rising star under 40 in telecommunications practice | Law360
- Siegel examines the constitutional basis for impeachment | Balkinization
- Environmental Law and Policy Clinic research helps establish new N.C. rule on testing for lead in water | N.C. Health News
- Dellinger: The framers of the Constitution feared foreign intermeddling in U.S. elections | MSNBC's All In with Chris Hayes
- Cox: Former state senator Goolsby could violate consent order if he gives specific financial advice to investors | Richmond County Daily Journal
- Skill in guiding IPOs, advising complex transactions earns Tintle '08 "Rising Star Under 40" honor from Law360 | Law360
- Garrett-led Center for Science & Justice a valuable addition to criminal justice reform movement | Inside Philanthropy
- Garrett says interdisciplinary approach of new center brings fresh perspectives to reform: "Social problems don't come neatly divided into simple boxes" | Charles Koch Foundation
- Charles discusses how a constitutional amendment could protect voting rights, says U.S. elections are a national security issue | C-SPAN
- Dellinger says despite Trump's threat of civil rupture, most government officials will support whomever wins 2020 election | The New York Times
- In debate at Cornell, Charles '13 argues that an assault weapons ban wouldn't violate the Second Amendment | The Cornell Daily Sun
- Dunlap warns that lack of scrutiny regarding CIA whistleblower's motives, credibility could have unintended consequences | Lawfire
- Center for Firearms Law repository called “a mindboggling compendium of all the gun laws that existed” | The (Schenectady) Daily Gazette
- Reichman’s innovative intellectual property scholarship, stature, celebrated with conference at Harvard Law
- De Fontenay speaks to Investment Advisory Committee regarding the increase in leverage in U.S. financial markets (remarks at 2:23:25) | U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission
- Reiners discusses the risk posed by financial institutions' reliance on "Big Three" cloud service providers to protect data on their servers | American Banker
- Novel "negotiation class" certified for opioid settlement hews closely to model first co-authored by McGovern | Law360
- Siegel examines history of 19th Amendment and its contemporary implications in new essay | Balkinization
- Center for Firearms Law posts panel discussions from fall symposium, "Gun Rights & Regulation Outside the Home" | Second Thoughts (video links)
- Duke Law researchers helping Durham County DA Deberry '94 identify best response to firearms possession issue | The News & Observer
- Charles '13: Case petitions before the Supreme Court may test limits of states' regulatory authority over firearms | CNN.com
- Dellinger discusses presidential impeachment; calls Trump's Ukraine request a "crime against democracy" | Amicus (Slate podcast)
- Bryan '98 to complete Dan Bishop's term in North Carolina Senate | The Associated Press
- Garrett: "My sense is that there may be some serious corporate crime going on that is just not being punished" | CBS News
- Rai: The president has powerful - albeit limited - tools to pressure Big Pharma into lowering drug prices | The American Prospect
- Baer '83 named Airbnb chief legal officer
- Glymph discusses the Reconstruction Amendments, implications for struggles today at National Constitution Center | Philadelphia Inquirer
- Charles '13 notes two new Second Amendment cert petitions to watch as Supreme Court returns for fall term | Second Thoughts (blog)
- Dellinger: GOP-led Senate could dismiss House articles of impeachment without considering evidence | The New York Times
- Byman '21 competing on "Survivor: Island of the Idols," premiering tonight on CBS | The News & Observer
- Griffin: The strongest impeachment argument involves whether Trump was conducting foreign policy for political gain in conversations with Ukraine | Politifact
- Emphasis on experiential learning & influx of funding fuels growth of First Amendment clinics - including Duke's | Law.com
- Dunlap says the military must avoid even the appearance of partisanship amid controversy over holding Marine Corps ball at Mar-a-Lago | Miami Herald
- Richards '79 appointed to Spirit Airlines board of directors; had 33 year career with FedEx
- Preeminent scholars meet at Duke Law for annual Foreign Relations Law Roundtable
- McGovern, renowned special master and neutral expert in mass claim litigation, discusses the "different paradigm" of complex case resolution | International Institute for Conflict Prevention & Resolution
- Online platform for pro se litigants wins grand prize at Duke Law Tech Lab Demo Day
- Friedman '97 named to American Banker list of most powerful women in banking | American Banker
- Beskind: Legal theory is not enough; students must have lawyering skills by the time they graduate | GW Hatchet
- Dellinger says Supreme Court decision in Clinton case supports compelling Trump to testify in New York lawsuit | The New York Times
- Duke Law study cited in support of Extreme Risk Protection Order ("red flag") laws | Sun Sentinel
- Dunlap: The military must avoid partisan politics or risk undermining the public's confidence and hurting recruitment efforts | Lawfire
- Richman: Freedom from hospital control, revenue models may be luring doctors back to independent practice | Charlotte Observer
- Center for Firearms Law hosts panel to discuss state Extreme Risk Protection Order ("red flag") laws | Second Thoughts (blog)
- Assaf Harpaz (provisional candidate)
- Assaf Harpaz (provisional candidate)
- Garrett: New Center for Science & Justice will bring together scholars for impactful research and public service | The Chronicle
- Bolch-sponsored conference explores new research on court fees and fines
- Five early-stage legal tech startups will compete for capital Friday at Duke Law Tech Lab Demo Day | WRAL TechWire
- Ligon: "Free speech zones often do the opposite of promoting free speech" | Campus Reform
- Ward: Tech tools and human-centered design thinking can expand access to legal services for the "massive middle" | Medium
- Davis MJS '18 turns his Duke Law master's thesis into a book on the N.C. Supreme Court | Winston-Salem Chronicle
- Beale research on crime in the media cited; Pittsburgh TV stations' portrayal of a summer "crime wave" wasn't supported by actual crime statistics | Pittsburgh City Paper
- Buell quoted on federal prosecutors' strategy of charging J.P. Morgan metals traders with racketeering conspiracy | Law360
- Bolch Institute-sponsored conference explores new research on court fees and fines
- AALL names Center for Firearms Law's Repository of Historical Gun Laws "legal website of the month" | AALL
- Charles Francis '88 is one of six candidates running for Raleigh mayor | IndyWeek
- Dunlap: The threat from white supremacists is real - but putting them on par with international jihadists only feeds their egos | Lawfire
- Four students selected as managing editors of The FinReg Blog
- Duke launches new Master of Engineering in Financial Technology | Pratt School of Engineering
- Black '85, McNeill '91, and McDowell '98 honored with NC "Women of Justice" awards | NC Lawyers Weekly
- Miller says Congressional staffer's claim that volatile political climate justifies a gun carry permit is unique | The Washington Post
- At Utah debate, Miller argues that extending the Second Amendment beyond Heller is "unnecessary" | Deseret News
- McGovern's novel "negotiating class" solution certified for global settlements in multidistrict opioid litigation | Reuters
- Reiners and former N.C. bank commissioner Smith author case study investigating Danske Bank's EUR 200 billion money laundering scheme | The FinReg Blog
- Raskin warns that "tweaks" to financial regulations are actually an attempt to deconstruct regulatory safeguards | CNN Business
- Richman: Healthcare providers' revenue models exacerbate price inflation as class action lawsuits surge over surprise medical bills | Bloomberg Law
- De Fontenay warns legislators against relaxing regulations on private markets, says retail investors need protections | Law360
- De Fontenay testifies before House subcommittee on sale of unregistered securities
- Young, Siegel co-author scholars briefs in cases before Supreme Court
- De Fontenay testifies on private securities markets before House subcommittee | U.S. House Financial Services Committee
- Environmental Law and Policy Clinic welcomes law fellows Okoh '09 and Miller MEM '12
- Duke Law welcomes the LLM Class of 2020
- Class of 2022 brings diverse backgrounds, accomplishments, ambitions to Duke Law
- Three Duke Law Tech Lab alums advance to LexisNexis Legal Tech Accelerator Program | Yahoo Finance
- First Amendment Clinic joins coalition providing pro bono legal support for public interest journalism | Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press
- Miller: Utah firearms debate attracted a large crowd eager to engage in respectful discussion | Second Thoughts (blog)
- Garrett: Marked slowdown of death sentencing & executions in Texas county reflects national trends | The Appeal
- Ligon argues for viewpoint diversity in academia | Campus Reform
- Gulati: U.S. unlikely to back claims of holders of antique Chinese bonds | RT
- Retirement of Tjoflat '57 leaves two federal judge vacancies on the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals
- Coleman: Sex and gender identity are not interchangeable | Duke Magazine
- Longest warns of growing concern that floodwaters could release contaminants from Superfund sites | NC Policy Watch
- Schwarcz: Lack of UCC filing in $50 million loan not necessarily a flag as New York AG looks at Trump finances | Mother Jones
- Glymph highlights trauma and "slow violence" inflicted on African-American women & girls during the Civil War | The Chronicle
- Farahany research on neuroscience in criminal cases cited as experts debate its application to legal questions | Knowable Magazine
- Blocher: Unclear how Walmart, Kroger will enforce request for customers to stop carrying legal firearms openly | WUNC
- Dunlap: “There can be no fact or perception of any sort of political litmus test for military service” | Military Times
- Garrett believes policymakers will be receptive to evidence-based research, proposals from Duke's new Center for Science & Justice | Triangle Business Journal
- Salaam, Santana tell Duke Law students how racial bias, systemic flaws led to wrongful convictions in Central Park jogger case | NC Policy Watch
- New programs at Duke Law highlighted: Center for Science & Justice, Immigrant Rights Clinic, and empirical research support | Law.com
- Charles '13: In general, private entities such as retailers, grocers may prohibit firearms on their properties | KUNC Colorado Edition (at :30)
- Tanya Smith ’19
- Watch live Thursday at 7 pm: Miller debates scope of Second Amendment right | University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law
- Miller debates scope of Second Amendment right, Sept. 5 — watch live, 7 p.m. EST | University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law
- Podcast: Lincicome discusses U.S. trade war with China | Matt Lewis and the News
- Farahany says there's an "ethical imperative" to continue research on brain-like organoids from stem cells | Mother Jones
- “Exonerated Five” members implore Duke Law students to remember their case to avoid future injustices
- Garrett to lead new Center for Science and Justice focused on evidence-based criminal justice reform | The Chronicle
- Zelenak: Legislative history backs the view that the president may not index capital gains to inflation | Bloomberg Tax
- Gulati: Mozambique may be signaling that it hopes to service Eurobond debt with funds from litigation | Bloomberg
- Wrongful Convictions Clinic calls statements by prosecutor's office in Dontae Sharpe case ‘disingenuous’ | The Reflector
- New Duke Law center will delve into science of criminal justice
- Eldar co-authors paper lending support for federal forum provisions in corporate charters and bylaws | HLS Forum on Corporate Governance & Financial Regulation
- Watch at 12:30 pm: A Conversation with Two of the Exonerated Five
- Reiners: VC firm's private event urging less cryptocurrency regulation was "untoward" | The Wall Street Journal
- Gulati highlights Strauss paper on judicial interpretation of contract clauses during economic crises | Credit Slips
- Farahany says guidelines needed to ensure research on lab-grown brain models done ethically | NPR
- Ligon says MLS ban on political signs could violate First Amendment if significant government entanglement exists | Law360
- Garrett: Ending federal moratorium unlikely to lead to surge in death sentences | Duke Chronicle
- Gulati says century-old Chinese bonds are "perfectly valid debts" but legal claims are a long shot | Bloomberg Businessweek
- Zelenak’s history of the U.S. income tax system lauded as a “fascinating narrative” | Harvard Law Review
- Miller to debate legality and feasibility of firearms restrictions at University of Utah event
- Garrett urges proficiency testing of experts testifying in criminal cases, transparency on crime lab error rates | The Washington Post
- Blocher and Gulati argue that Greenland's home rule requires the citizens to approve any potential land transfer | The Chronicle
- Coleman: All North Carolinians are threatened by a criminal justice system corrupted by the influence of race | ABC Channel 11
- Nowlin: Durham's proposed single-use shopping bag fee is backed by research on changing consumer behavior | The Chronicle
- Children’s Law Clinic restores disability benefits for 6-year-old client with sickle cell anemia
- Duke Law to host conversation with two men of the exonerated "Central Park Five" | The Duke Chronicle
- Sammataro '99 named to Billboard's top music lawyers list | Billboard
- Garrett co-authors paper on the use of risk assessment tools in Virginia, makes recommendations for their use in sentencing | Judicature
- Coleman: NC Supreme Court's ruling on death row cases will indicate whether it is indifferent to race discrimination in the justice system | Duke Chronicle
- Law & Tech Review issue called an "amazing collection" of essays that captures complex picture of Internet visionary Barlow | TechDirt
- Ligon: Campus speech policies must be applied in a viewpoint-neutral way | Campus Reform
- Wrongful Convictions Clinic alumni remember LaMonte Armstrong as joyful and tenacious | News & Record
- Alex Jakubow discusses Duke Law's enhanced empirical research support capabilities
- Verniero '84: Expanding the Supreme Court is an idea that should not be pursued | NewJersey.com
- Swann '63 remembered for political engagement | Orlando Sentinel
- Blocher tells NY Times that nearly all guns used in crimes were first purchased legally, then fell into different hands | The New York Times
- At July event hosted by Duke Law, Justice Ginsburg vowed to stay on Court for as long as she's able | NBC News
- Charles '13: If challenged, San Jose will need to prove that proposed firearms insurance ordinance meets a "significant interest" | Mother Jones
- Duke-Virginia Foreign Relations Law Roundtable
- Coleman's high-profile career motivated by the search for truth, advancing the integrity of the criminal justice system | The Chronicle
- Blocher and Gulati say the people of Greenland should be the ultimate deciders of the island's ties | Politico Magazine
- At Convocation, Coleman exhorts new graduate and professional students to "show up and make a difference"
- Brewster: A signed trade deal with Japan would lower cost of US exports, give American farmers a win before 2020 election | Marketplace (audio)
- Wrongful Convictions Clinic client Sharpe freed after 24 years of incarceration, murder charges dismissed | WITN
- Powell says U.S. law wouldn't prohibit the purchase of Greenland, but transferring sovereignty is a different matter | Big Think
- Charles '13: Courts have ruled that the "boyfriend loophole" doesn't apply to live-in partners in domestic abuse cases | Politifact
- Gulati: Self-determination suggests that the citizens of Greenland should decide whether or not to join the U.S. | Expresso (Portugal)
- Duke Law students refine diverse interests in health law and policy as Margolis scholars
- Brian King '00 named head of Milwaukee's Betty Brinn Children’s Museum | Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
- Farahany: Governments must safeguard individual privacy rights as companies develop "mind reading" tools | Fast Company
- LaMonte Armstrong dies seven years after Duke Wrongful Convictions Clinic wins his release from prison | Greensboro News & Record
- Blocher says purchase of a sovereign territory like Greenland is "a lot different from a real estate deal" | KCBS Radio (audio)
- Raskin predicts market reaction would be swift and negative if there is a legal showdown over Fed chair's job | The Wall Street Journal;
- Rai discusses impact of "patent thickets" on biosimilar market entry in the U.S. | Big Molecule Watch
- Blocher scholarship on selling sovereign territory cited in analysis of president's reported interest in buying Greenland | BBC News
- Duke Summer Institute on Law, Language, and Culture offers engaging introduction to U.S. legal system and law school for international attorneys
- Dunlap: "Milley's Myths of War" story contains some debatable claims, and the DoD chose an odd time to publish it | Lawfire
- Garrett: New books help explain how the sprawling misdemeanor system evolved into one that criminalizes the poor and marginalized | Boston Review
- Juliana Bolzani (provisional candidate)
- Charles '13: SCOTUS decisions in Heller and Common Cause highlight dissonance in theories of the judiciary's role and influence of ideology | Second Thoughts (blog)
- McAllaster lauded for her long career as teacher, advocate, and champion of clinical education at Duke | Duke Chronicle
- Duke Civil Justice Clinic cited as partner in helping keep Durham families in their homes amid rising evictions | The News & Observer
- Longest: Atlantic Coast Pipeline poses environmental risk, offers no benefit to taxpayers | The News & Observer
- Dreeben '81 to join Georgetown Law as a distinguished lecturer after long career as government's top criminal lawyer | Bloomberg Law
- Garrett: Prosecutions of corporate immigration offenders have "almost vanished" during the Trump administration | The Crime Report
- Fifth Circuit's Willett '92, MJS '16 says Master of Judicial Studies program helps jurists to "up our judicial game" | Bloomberg Law
- Willett '92 MJS '16 praises Master of Judicial Studies program as a "godsend" for those who want to "up their judicial game" | Bloomberg Law
- Dreeben '81, longtime SCOTUS advocate, joins Georgetown law faculty | National Law Journal
- Nowlin applauds proposed shopping bag fee as an effective way to change consumer behavior | The News & Observer
- Stansbury says it's time to revisit new domestic terrorism legislation: "The status quo is untenable" | Lawfire
- State laws governing the open carrying of firearms in public walk a "tricky" line, Blocher says | Houston Chronicle
- Garrett: Corporations largely escape prosecution for immigration crimes yet workers are subject to raids | The Washington Post
- Charles '13 says states' red-flag laws typically require that a judge declare an imminent risk as Missouri deals with Walmart open carry incident | Springfield (Mo.) News-Leader
- Dunlap says classic military theory has much to contribute to the debate over gun violence and regulation | Lawfire
- Reiners: FSOC proposal would abdicate oversight of cloud computing services, increasing risk to financial institutions that rely on it | The FinReg Blog
- Blocher: "Handgun Article" gives insight into late SCOTUS Justice Powell's views on the Second Amendment | Second Thoughts (blog)
- Whitaker '92 urges lawyers and trial judges to read appellate court dissents and concurrences to discern how the law is evolving | Law.com
- Coleman says excluding black jurors lowered the standard of proof for prosecutors as N.C. grapples with evidence of bias in capital cases | The Marshall Project
- Rai, co-authors study of Humira cited as proof of pharma using “logically impossible” patents to block competition, innovation | American Council of Science and Health
- Garrett: Jurors "can rationally incorporate," and should be given, information on evidence error rates and expert proficiency | The Washington Post
- Judge poised to approve negotiation class idea co-proposed by McGovern as vehicle for opioid settlement | ABA Journal
- Duke Wrongful Convictions Clinic part of a growing movement to exonerate the innocent and win their release | The Louisiana Weekly
- Raskin says "China knows exactly what it's doing" with yuan devaluation | CNBC Squawk Box
- Siegel to present seminar at Princeton's Program in Law and Public Affairs | Princeton University
- In shooting aftermath, Charles says there's still no consensus on effectiveness of gun regulations | NorthJersey.com
- Book by Blocher, Miller named to The Green Bag's list of best legal writing
- Duke Law Tech Lab cited for support of legal technology "ecosystem" | Artificial Lawyer
- Ligon: Campus free speech issues ripe for review by Supreme Court | Campus Reform
- Supreme Court advocates celebrate Dreeben '81 on retirement as deputy U.S. solicitor general | Law.com
- WATCH: C-SPAN airing Dartmouth gun rights debate featuring Blocher on Aug. 5 at 8 p.m. | C-SPAN
- WATCH: Gun rights debate featuring Blocher airing on C-SPAN on Aug. 5 at 8 p.m. | C-SPAN
- Garrett's research on false confessions showed police frequently tainted interrogations with non-public information | New York Times
- Wrongful Convictions Clinic secures release of Charles Ray Finch after 43 years in prison
- Raskin warns that Federal Reserve Board's credibility could suffer if it is perceived to be influenced by Trump | The Associated Press
- Raskin: Trump is pressuring the Federal Reserve Board by keeping trade tensions high | Christian Science Monitor
- As New Hanover hospital looks for a buyer, Richman cautions that consolidation doesn't always result in cost savings | Wilmington Business Journal
- Farahany says she regards the brain as a refuge for free thought as Facebook works on technology that translates thoughts into words | Electronics Weekly
- Ligon: "First Amendment seeks to protect speech on matters of public concern and interest" as Wake Schools parent is sued over math criticism | WTVD Chanel 11
- Raskin says Fed's rate cut is a preemptive move to help absorb impact of an economic slowdown, cites trade tensions and weaker global demand | WTVD Channel 11
- Raskin, Rubenstein Fellow: Fed Reserve Board needs to better communicate reasons for rate cut to avoid appearing influenced by politics | The Washington Post
- Schiff, answering Dunlap, urges young people to enter public service, fix "mess" left by previous generations | Lawfire
- Coleman, Garrett say AG Barr's reinstatement of federal executions, while sounding dramatic, is "thunder signifying nothing" | Law & Crime
- Rai, Farahany participate in briefing for congressional staff and federal employees on A.I. and health care | Duke Today
- Cox: Choice of next Delaware Supreme Court chief justice is a chance to move back toward greater consideration of shareholders' interests | Law360
- Roady, Nowlin, Arata co-author, file scholars’ amicus brief with Supreme Court in Hawaii Clean Water Act case
- At Duke Law event, Justice Ginsburg displays focus on the "here and now" of her 26 year Supreme Court career | CNN
- Garrett says he doubts many federal executions will take place even with new Justice Department policy | The Atlantic
- Schwarcz cautions investors that securities based on art, collectibles, and luxury goods lack easy liquidity | The New York Times
- Garrett op-ed: The reinstatement of federal executions faces legal hurdles, declining support for the death penalty | New York Daily News
- Zelenak: Boeing could reap indefinite tax benefits from its $5 billion loss over troubled 737 Max planes | Bloomberg Tax
- Justice Ginsburg compliments Gorsuch and Kavanaugh as "very decent, very smart individuals" during Duke Law Q&A | CNN
- Bruton ’16 chosen for clerkship on U.S. Supreme Court
- Cox calls for the shutdown of the penny stock market; pump-and-dump schemes defrauding Americans of up to $10 billion a year | Quartz
- Justice Ginsburg praises colleagues, emphasizes comity as she reviews SCOTUS term decisions at Duke's D.C. Summer Institute | The Washington Post
- Justice Ginsburg remembers Justice Stevens, discusses Court tenure and latest term at Duke Law event | National Review
- Bradley lays groundwork for new field of comparative foreign relations law with Oxford Handbook
- Justice Ginsburg laments confirmation dysfunction, praises Court's collegiality during Duke D.C. Summer Institute talk | Bloomberg Law
- Master of Judicial Studies class finishes second semester at Duke Law School | Bolch Judicial Institute
- Dunlap says China should be the main focus for newly-confirmed Secretary of Defense Mark Esper | Law360
- Sachs discusses SCOTUS decision in Hyatt, which held that states retain their sovereign immunity from private suits brought in other states' courts | The Federalist Society (podcast)
- Garrett to publish paper in Cardozo Law Review on risk assessment in the federal system and the new First Step Act approach
- Jim Coleman discusses the Charles Ray Finch case, exoneration | WUNC's The State of Things
- Coleman: Title IX sports exception allowing schools to have male and female teams helps ensure women "have an equal chance at the goods that flow from sport" | Connecticut Mirror
- Rushing '07, Sawchak '89, Warren '08 elected to American Law Institute | American Law Institute
- Liu running for Cary Town Council | The News & Observer
- Dunlap queries Secretary Albright on how to address the 158 million who would like to immigrate to the U.S. | Lawfire
- Longest, chair of Scenic America, opposes N.C. bill that would allow for taller - and possibly more distracting - billboards | WTVD Channel 11
- Malekos Smith, Reuben Everett Cyber Scholar, uses fable to teach about the historical strategic techniques used in Russian disinformation operations | Defense One
- At Aspen Security Forum, Dunlap asks Sen. Chris Murphy if it's time to update the 18-year-old Authorization for the Use of Military Force | Lawfire
- Garrett and co-authors: Let's improve risk assessment tools and their use in the criminal justice system instead of dismissing them because they aren't yet perfect | Law360
- Podcast: Cadmus, president of American Association of Law Libraries, discusses new report on law librarianship | Legal Talk Network
- Rosenberg '89, puts a human face on the issue of mandatory sentencing, applauds reforms that allow federal judges to use judicial discretion | The New York Times
- Klima '03 named chief of staff and chief operating officer | U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission
- Douglas '93 will lead Voices for Children, the Court Appointed Special Advocate organization of San Diego and Riverside (Calif.) counties
- Zelenak predicts states' lawsuit seeking to end IRS caps on state and local tax write-offs will be thrown out | Bloomberg
- Garrett: "Unusual" to allow RB Group to deny wrongdoing as part of nonprosecution agreement accompanying its $1.4 billion opioid settlement | Law.com Corporate Counsel
- Gulati, co-author say impossibility doctrine provides clever, if unlikely, defense in Venezuelan debt suits | Bloomberg
- Video: Justice Stevens reflecting on his career on the bench in 2012 appearance at Duke Law
- Charles co-authored editorial: Roberts's opinion in Rucho v. Common Cause shows the Chief Justice has no interest in protecting the American public from extreme political partisanship | Time
- Garrett: Outside researchers providing much-needed scrutiny of forensic reliability and establishing standards for the use of forensic testimony | The Washington Post
- Hoffmann '93: "We need a federal standard that requires data collectors to use consumer information ethically" | New York Times
- Charles: Individual donor threshold for Dem debates favors candidates with name recognition, strong networks | Minneapolis Star-Tribune
- Ward: Duke Law Tech Lab supports startups seeking to improve the practice of law through technology | Grepbeat
- Raskin, Rubenstein Fellow, says Federal Reserve is "appropriately focused" on economy's current and future needs as it considers rate cut | Marketplace (July 11; starts at 1:45)
- Visiting faculty bring expertise in corporate, environmental, criminal, and immigration law
- Glenn '70 chose law school over a final year as a college basketball standout | https://www.tallahassee.com/story/sports/2019/07/10/former-fsu-mens-basketball-mvp-u-s-magistrate-judge-glenn-passes-away/1699412001/
- Ligon analyzes constitutionality of revenge porn statutes | Law360
- Lau: Evidence that proves Wrongful Convictions Clinic client Long is innocent was concealed | The (Winston-Salem) Chronicle
- Huckerby co-authors editorial raising concerns over members of new Commission on Unalienable Rights | Just Security
- Benjamin discusses "doctrinal awkwardness" of what rules designate a public or private forum in Trump Twitter case | The Volokh Conspiracy
- Hines '09 MBA '11 discusses origins of his educational technology startup | Austin Inno
- Frakes: Physicians are "super informed" but make same health care mistakes as consumers | The Atlantic
- New paper co-authored by Frakes finds high deductibles, co-pays don't necessarily lead consumers to choose more cost-effective health care | Los Angeles Times
- Zelenak: President's New York tax returns would reveal "a great deal of information" from his federal returns | Huffpost
- Second Amendment scholars to discuss approaches to teaching firearms law on Second Thoughts blog | Second Thoughts (blog)
- Wrongful Convictions Clinic filing a petition for pardon of innocence on behalf of Charles Ray Finch | The Wilson Times
- Malekos Smith, Reuben Everett Cyber Scholar, selected to speak at DEFCON 2019 on cybersecurity and disinformation
- Davidson '77 named chief judge of Florida's 18th judicial circuit | Florida Today
- Verniero '84: Census, gerrymandering decisions show Roberts' concern for the Supreme Court's proper role | Star-Ledger
- Dryden '16 says WTO needs an anti-corruption agreement | mLex Market Insight
- Newspaper calls on Gov. Cooper to pardon Finch, grant him maximum compensation for wrongful conviction | The Wilson Times
- Reiners: Facebook's proposed Libra cryptocurrency bears great scrutiny; payments data could allow company to "know us better than we know ourselves" | The FinReg Blog
- Farahany: Guidelines needed for studies of cellularly revived dead tissue that could put research animals in "gray zone" | The New York Times
- Coleman says Charles Ray Finch's "spirit and dignity were never broken" throughout 43 year prison ordeal | Carolina Public Press
- Reiners: Proposed Libra cryptocurrency needs scrutiny; payment data could allow Facebook to "know us better than we know ourselves" | The FinReg Blog
- Gulati says frequent collaborator Buchheit "is, simply put, the field of sovereign debt" | FT Alphaville
- Dunlap: U.S. must avoid appearance of a DOD leadership vacuum and confirm Esper without delay | The Washington Times
- Reeves retires; longtime prosecutor brought vast practical experience and caring mentorship to students at Duke Law
- Finch case comes to definitive end as DA concedes there is no basis to retry wrongfully convicted man | BBC News Brazil
- McAllaster leaves legacy as transformative clinician, social justice warrior, and policy advocate for people with HIV and AIDS
- Charles '13: SCOTUS decisions in Davis and Rehaif will have real-world consequences for the prosecution of gun crimes | Second Thoughts (blog)
- Gulati: Trump executive order would ease Venezuela's debt restructuring by blocking holdout creditors; majority of its oil sales are to the U.S. | Imperial College of London News
- Blocher discusses co-chairing commission honoring important figures in Durham's first 150 years | CityLife
- Kropp '21 analyzes options for restructuring Italian debt issued under N.Y. law | Harvard Law School Bankruptcy Roundtable
- Charles says Dem-dominated N.C. Supreme Court may take a different view than SCOTUS as fight over redistricting moves to state courts | The Associated Press
- Siegel on SCOTUS decisions: Justices who were willing to "just look away" from evidence of racism & partisanship showed their true colors | Balkinization
- In dissent on Rucho v. Common Cause, Justice Kagan cites Guy Charles's 2018 argument that even the threat of judicial sanctions would help constrain political gerrymandering | SupremeCourt.gov
- Finch stays free as Wilson County DA declines to retry man freed by Wrongful Convictions Clinic; Coleman says "There is no evidence" | The Wilson Times
- Dunlap: Congress should act quickly to confirm Esper as Secretary of Defense as U.S. faces security threats on many fronts | Lawfire
- Ward calls for a public conversation on drone use and expectations of privacy as Amazon gets patent for home surveillance drones | NPR
- Siegel: Term limits are the most realistic proposal for SCOTUS reform, but a constitutional amendment would likely be needed | Law360
- Duke Center on Law & Technology selects 12 early-stage companies for pre-accelerator program
- Charles '13: American culture is reflected in the fact that so many major constitutional law cases involve guns and gun regulation | Second Thoughts (blog)
- For students in the Wrongful Convictions Clinic, client exoneration will be "one of the highlights of their career," Coleman says | CBS 17
- Grunwald co-authors report that undercuts "high crime area" rationale for stop-and-frisk policing | The Crime Report
- Blondel '09 honored by Justice Department for successful prosecution of sex-trafficking ring | U.S. Attorney's Office for Eastern District of N.C.
- Miller, Blocher discuss application of nuisance laws to firearms use in rural areas | WUNC
- Ward: Tech Lab fills a gap in assistance for early-stage legal tech startups, who face high hurdles before going to market | Legaltech News
- Doriane Coleman joins 1A for discussion of eligibility standards for women's sports, how to define the category | NPR's 1A
- Justice Ginsburg reflects on longevity, collegiality, and confirmations during annual Duke Law conversation
- Garrett sees inadequate engagement by judges on forensic evidence reliability: "Judges ...have not acted like science matters in criminal cases" | The Washington Post
- Kimberly Martin Rehberg '94 is sworn in as Durham City Attorney, is first female in the role | City of Durham (Twitter)
- Durham ’85, AB ’83 succeeds Haas LLM ’85, JD ’87 as BOV chair
- Elton John AIDS Foundation honors McAllaster with grant in her name to NC AIDS Action Network | The News & Observer
- Dreeben '81 ends 30 year career at Department of Justice | Law.com
- Reiners recommends the SEC decline requests to add bitcoin exchange-traded products; says inherent volatility makes shares inappropriate for most retail investors | The FinReg Blog
- Garrett research cited: Quality of representation appears to suffer when defense is appointed counsel; death sentencing lower in states with full-time capital defenders | The Atlantic
- Garrett interviewed on the applications of evidence-based research in administering criminal justice, improving outcomes and changing policy | Carolina Journal (video)
- Rai: Controversial proposal to expand range of patentable inventions probably wouldn't apply to single human genes as they are not "novel" | Science Magazine
- Newman wins new trial for Dontae Sharpe after medical examiner testifies that state's theory in 1994 murder cannot be correct | The Daily Reflector
- McGovern's "negotiation class" model may be used as the vehicle to certify 24,500 cities and counties settling opioid claims | Litigation Daily
- Packers fan represented by First Amendment Clinic drops suit against Chicago Bears; man had sought to wear rival team gear at Bears event | Green Bay Press-Gazette
- Garrett’s criminal justice project moves reform efforts forward in first year
- Vishnubhakat, Fellow, Center for Innovation Policy: IP issues so pervasive in society that most lawyers will encounter them at some point | Above The Law
- Moreno ’21 named Latham & Watkins 1L Fellow
- Buell: Trump lawyer's message for Flynn seems too "veiled" for prosecutors to base a witness-tampering charge on | The New York Times
- Dunlap: Critics of executive clemency are rushing to judgment; cases are fact-specific and often more complicated than they seem | Lawfare
- Cadmus speaks to LawNext podcast on how technology has made law librarians more essential than ever | LawNext
- Nowlin speaks on efforts to improve health by banning single-use plastics and keeping litter out of the water supply | WRAL Channel 5
- Raskin, Rubenstein Fellow: Fed chair Powell's comments are a signal to markets that a rate cut is coming | ETF Trends
- District Attorney Deberry '94 co-authors opinion piece vowing to use prosecutorial discretion on new antiabortion laws | The Washington Post
- Durham DA Deberry '94 says dismissal of old cases, fines and fee will let tens of thousands of people participate in region's economic boom | NC Policy Watch
- Siegel, speaking on panel, expresses concern that Supreme Court reform proposals could hurt, not help, progressive cause | Bloomberg Law
- Special edition of Law & Contemporary Problems features theses by judges who completed Duke's judicial studies master's degree
- ELPC Law Fellow Miller co-authors food sustainability section of Primer on US Food and Nutrition Policy and Public Health | American Journal of Public Health
- Rai: Novelty requirement, left intact in patent reform bill, removes possibility of patenting individual human genes | Wired
- Sen. Thom Tillis cites Rai's scholarship during Senate Subcommittee hearing on the state of patent eligibility in America
- Kate Evans to lead Duke Law School's new Immigrant Rights Clinic
- Gulati questions whether Mozambique court's nullification judgement will scuttle deal to restructure debts | Bloomberg
- Reiners: Hearing Tuesday will remove regulators' plausible deniability if leveraged loans become a systemic risk | Reuters
- Center for Firearms Law launches "Second Thoughts," a blog on 2nd Amendment, broader debate over gun rights and regulation
- Rai: Proposed bill could lead to more patents from the diagnostics industry and increase software litigation | GenomeWeb
- Schwarcz research cited in commentary on risks of mortgage-backed securities | Vancouver Sun
- Rai says competition with China may have motivated lawmakers to propose bill that would ease patent eligibility rules | Science
- Garrett's book Too Big to Jail cited in analysis of U.S. v. Connolly impact | Law360
- Garrett discusses importance of sound forensic science and proficiency testing in forensics to criminal justice system | DPU
- Article co-authored by Flagel '21 critiquing "Baseball Rule" immunizing pro teams from liability when spectators are hurt cited after foul ball injures child | CNN
- Blocher sees parallels between N.C. suing JUUL and tobacco litigation of 1990s | Duke Chronicle
- Beale: "Entertainment increasingly means crime and justice" as docuseries on the Central Park Five hits Netflix | Los Angeles Times
- Doriane Coleman on CAS ruling: "If eligibility for women's sports events can't be based on .. at least one biological sex trait, you won't see females on the podium" | NPR's Morning Edition
- Siegel says he doesn't believe Dems would restructure the Supreme Court, despite feeling that it doesn't reflect the nation's values | CNN
- Longest: Provisions in bills would make critical information on industrial hog farm operations in North Carolina secret and off-limits to public scrutiny | NC Policy Watch
- Siegel: Mueller's report actually doesn't speak for itself - and he should testify about his findings in plain language | Balkinization
- Charles '13 says NYC's change to gun permits is likely a way to sidestep SCOTUS review, possible broad ruling on Second Amendment rights | WNYC/Gothamist
- Ligon '16 suggests Maine’s prohibition on Native American mascots constitutes government speech | Pacific Standard
- Richman: Correcting mismatches in health regulation in the digital age
- Justice "four decades too late" but Finch finally free due to dogged determination of Coleman and Duke students in Wrongful Convictions Clinic | The Wilson Times
- Garrett publishes report showing vast majority of law enforcement agencies in Virginia have adopted model eyewitness identification practices
- Dellinger: Attorney General William Barr has an extreme-right view of presidential power | Lewiston (ID) Tribune
- Reiners recommends changes to N.C.'s proposed "regulatory sandbox," says bill promotes economic growth at the expense of consumer safety | The FinReg Blog
- Dunlap urges Americans to educate themselves on Memorial Day and honor veterans who sacrificed their lives | Lawfire
- Finch leaves prison after federal judge vacates murder conviction; Coleman, Wrongful Convictions Clinic alums on hand to witness release | WRAL Channel 5
- C-SPAN to air full broadcast Monday of 2019 Bolch Prize ceremony featuring recipient Justice Anthony Kennedy (ret.), Justice Samuel Alito, Judge Allyson Duncan '75, and David Levi | C-SPAN
- Kimberly Hoover '83 to speak, sign new novel "Girl Squad" at D.C.'s Kramerbooks on June 11 | Washington Blade
- Coleman reacts to federal court ordering release of Wrongful Convictions Clinic client Finch: “We feel an enormous sense of vindication” | The Wilson Times
- Charles Ray Finch is freed from prison after 43 years, thanks to work of Coleman, Lau, Newman, and Wrongful Convictions Clinic students | WITN Greenville
- Searle '02 joins Walmart as VP, international chief ethics and compliance officer | Bloomberg Law
- Schwarcz conferred distinguished honorary professorship at U.K.’s Durham University, delivers keynote lecture
- Thursday hearing could set Finch free; Coleman has worked on wrongful conviction case for 15 years | CBS 17
- Dunlap: Exit of retired generals from White House inner circle put untested civilian advisors in charge just as national security issues heat up | Washington Times
- Consultant: EDRM under Bolch continues its tradition of excellence in e-discovery content, scholarship | Above the Law
- Columnist says voting for the Equality Act may hurt Dems; Doriane Coleman op-ed supporting separate gender sports is cited | The Wall Street Journal
- Newman, supporters await decision in Sharpe case; pathologist says bullet could not have traveled the way prosecutors claim | ABC 11
- Verniero '84 cautions against expansion, term limits for Supreme Court | Star-Ledger
- Zelenak: Morehouse College's billionaire benefactor must structure loan payoffs to avoid tax hit | Bloomberg Tax
- Dunlap discusses Trump pardon for Michael Behenna, Army officer accused of killing an Iraqi prisoner | Lawfire
- Newman argues for Sharpe's release from prison, citing false testimony from chief witness who later recanted | AP News (multiple outlets)
- Sen. Mike Lee, Dana Remus to co-teach course with Levi in D.C. Summer Institute
- Griffin: Accelerating timeline of Trump lawsuit to block subpoenas would hurt Trump's delay strategy, help Congress | Reuters
- Civil Justice Clinic ensuring no family is denied help fighting eviction as gentrification exacerbates Durham's affordable housing shortage | The News & Observer
- Dunlap: Combating climate change is the responsibility of all segments of society, not the Armed Forces | Lawfire
- New article by Garrett analyzes Trump administration's corporate enforcement record | Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance and Financial Regulation
- Sachs: "Unfortunate" SCOTUS ruling in FTB v. Hyatt on whether states can abrogate the immunity of other states along with their own | Reason.com
- New article by Garrett analyzes Trump administration's corporate enforcement record | Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance and Financial Regulation
- Newman to present new witness Friday in Pitt County murder case; Sharpe could be freed after nearly 25 years | Greenville Daily Reflector
- Garrett discusses his body of research, including recent study on jury perceptions of fingerprint reliability (interview begins at :20) | Double Loop podcast
- Griffin: Courts likely to validate Congress's subpoenas, but reaction to its "inherent contempt power" to fine is harder to predict | The Washington Post
- Convocation 2019: Duncan ’75 tells grads to value “serendipity,” seize opportunities that come their way
- Andrew Sullivan cites Doriane Coleman research in column on Semenya ruling, says separate contests further women's equality in sport | New York Magazine
- Schmalbeck says NRA may avoid taxes by spending more as investigations challenge group's nonprofit status | The Trace
- Fuqua's Harvey says employers are snapping up law grads with knowledge of blockchain technology | PC Magazine
- Presentation of Justin Miller Awards, gala, launch 2019 graduation festivities
- Dellinger tells Carville and Hunt that the impeachment case against Trump is of "far greater magnitude" than the case against Nixon | Two Old White Guys (podcast)
- Dellinger: White House must conduct a timely, good-faith review of Mueller docs to justify its protective assertion of executive privilege | The Washington Post
- Duke Law a "go-to" school for future JAGs, Dunlap says; alums excelling in highly selective military law program | Lawfire
- Smith, Reuben Everett Cyber Scholar: As part of an existing conflict, Israel's air strike on Hamas cyber ops doesn't set a precedent for cyber warfare | SC Magazine
- Charles '13 says Cory Booker's federal gun licensing proposal would likely withstand constitutional scrutiny, sees protective orders as having most impact on gun deaths | Newsweek
- First Amendment Clinic ends inaugural year on a high note, readies first-of-its-kind Campus Speech Database for launch
- Young finds a cautionary lesson for living constitutionalists in the 14th Amendment’s “bad years”
- Bullard '01 honored with award for community service | Albany Herald
- EDRM survey of federal judges finds majority want more training in eDiscovery technology and practices | Above The Law
- Vanguard chief economist Davis joins advisory board of Global Financial Markets Center at Duke Law
- Howe ’19 finds satisfying coda to Marine service in pro bono work for vets
- Cox makes annual list of 10 best articles in corporate and securities law – again
- Doriane Coleman: Court ruling upholding IAAF sex guidelines will help ensure the continued empowerment of women through equal opportunity in sport | Quillette
- Garrett and Griffin comment on federal judge's ruling that the government directed and compelled internal investigation at Deutsche Bank | Law360
- Griffin: Trump may try to push Dems to start impeachment fight or else use delay tactics in courts to push McGahn testimony past 2020 | The Washington Post
- Dellinger: Trump's threats toward anyone who tries to investigate Russia ahead of 2020 are "extraordinary and distressing" | MSNBC
- Bolch Judicial Institute provides guidance for federal judges selecting lead counsel in multi-district litigation with outside financing | Law.com
- Garrett research shows nearly all local PDs in Virginia have adopted better eyewitness ID technology, credits effort by state-level criminal justice agencies | Richmond Times-Dispatch
- For Elizabeth Tobierre '19, the practice of law is personal: "Law is made through people's interactions"
- Dunlap's former EO, Col. Kate Oler, offers practical advice on ethics for national security lawyers | Lawfire
- Meredith George ’19 says professors inspired her to look for ways to make a practical impact on the community
- Buell says Barr "shamed" his office during testimony before Congress - but Dems will find perjury and contempt hard to prove | Politico
- Ward to teach in program that combats erosion of ethical norms by studying Nazi-era professionals
- JD graduation speaker Wright ’19, a classically trained violist, hopes to turn his passion for music into a career in entertainment law
- Doriane Coleman: Sport court's ruling against Semenya is not about rejecting intersex or trans people but about leveling the playing field | The New York Times
- Griffin: A civil lawsuit is Congress's most likely approach to enforcing a contempt finding against Trump admin officials | Reuters
- Article co-authored by Cox named one of top 10 corporate and securities articles of 2018 | Corporate Practice Commentator
- Article co-authored by Cox named one of top 10 corporate and securities articles of 2018 | Corporate Practice Commentator
- Bartlett voices support for Anita Hill but says Biden not solely to blame for her poor treatment in Thomas confirmation hearings | The New York Times
- Garrett: Post-mortem inquiries "incredibly rare" as woman seeks DNA test to exonerate or confirm her father's role in killing for which he was put to death | The New York Times
- Barnes says OECD proposal to tax marketing intangibles would lead to "excruciating" cases involving subjective asset valuations | Law360 Tax Authority
- Garrett "not convinced" the government has stepped up its efforts to crack down on white-collar and corporate crime; stats show individual prosecutions declining | Global Investigations Review
- Group led by Haag '21 receives grant to support interdisciplinary connections | Duke Interdisciplinary Studies
- Group led by Haag '21 receives grant to support interdisciplinary connections | Duke Interdisciplinary Studies
- D. Coleman co-authors op-ed with Navratilova, Richards-Ross calling for continued consideration of sex in sport | Washington Post
- May 23
- Jun 7
- Farahany cautions that neuroscience has a limited role in explaining human behavior as more defendants argue for leniency using neuroscience evidence | NBC News
- Students in Gulati's sovereign debt class post proposals for restructuring Italy's debt, get Twitter shoutout from Italian pol Giampaolo Gallo | Credit Slips
- Want a career in intelligence? Dunlap says to seek a broad education, understand technology, and commit to lifelong learning | Lawfire
- Phillips ’20 co-authors Bass Connections’ data-security guide | Bass Connections
- Criminal charges, large fine for Goldman Sachs an anomaly as Garrett research shows much corporate crime goes unpunished | Financial Times
- Sachs proposes act to supply jurisdictional nexus for every statute Congress passes | The Volokh Conspiracy
- Wade '20, Jones '20 receive Julian Abele Awards for contributions to Duke and Durham | Duke Today
- S. Buell: Trump's demands of the FBI and DOJ, disclosed in the Mueller Report, indicate that he believed they work for him | The New York Times
- Mike Levin '05
- W. Dellinger believes courts would decline to intervene if House tries to impeach, notes 1993 SUPCO ruling that authority rests in Congress | The Washington Post
- Alexandra Korry '86
- Incoming Duke Law students can apply to The Weil Legal Innovators Program that combines business skills, public service | Weil, Gotshal & Manges
- Ana Maria Maganto Ramirez '20, T'17
- Test News -!!!!!!!
- Garrett: A conservative Supreme Court is keeping capital punishment alive despite public distaste and a dramatic decline in death penalty sentencing nationwide | The Atlantic
- Epps '91 says Supreme Court justices who support the death penalty will be on the wrong side of history as states simply refuse to enforce it | The Atlantic
- Members of Class of 2019 seize career opportunities in public interest and government
- Griffin predicts Trump will try to "run out the clock" as subpoena fight over tax returns plays out | The Washington Post
- W. Dellinger: In failing to defend the United States, Trump and allies proved themselves unfit to lead it | The Washington Post
- Garrett: New conservative Supreme Court justices appear to be limiting which death penalty questions will come up for consideration | The Hill
- Korry '86, a pioneering woman attorney on Wall Street, has "sought to break barriers" in her career and pro bono work | Law Dragon
- Dunlap says DOD has opened more aggressive strategy to defend the U.S. from malicious cyber attacks | Lawfire
- Siegel analyzes potential implications of the Mueller Report, calls document "a testament to truthfulness" | Balkinization
- Warren '08, Georgia Supreme Court justice, advises attorneys to "prepare to engage with the court" | Law.com
- Sorrell '94 transforms Paul Quinn College, students' lives with entrepreneurial drive and vision | Dallas Morning News
- Smith, Reuben Everett Cyber Scholar: AI and armed robots must enhance, not supplant, human capability and conform to military ethics | The Hill
- Siegel fact-checks N.C. politicians on vetoed "Born Alive" bill: Numerous laws already give every newborn full constitutional protections | The News & Observer
- Farahany, co-authors: Pig-brain study "throws into question long-standing assumptions about what makes an animal — or a human — alive" | Nature
- Duke Law financial experts analyze regulation before and after the 2008-2009 financial crisis
- Law Alumni Association honors Bartlett, graduates for contributions to the community
- Kleiman '13 executive vice president of basketball operations for Memphis Grizzlies | Commercial Appeal
- Richman cautions that health system mergers tend to raise costs, lower efficiency as Atrium Health, Wake Forest Baptist announce Charlotte deal | The Charlotte Observer
- Frakes research: giving patent examiners more time to review applications would decrease dubious patents, save $600 million in litigation | Law360
- Ian Darrow ’15: Counsel, Protocol Labs
- Cadmus: Facilitating open access to legal scholarship and information
- Ward: Mining public health strategies to inoculate against damage from “deep fakes”
- On emerging tech: Training lawyers to lead the way with a focus on ethics and interdisciplinary engagement
- Beale: Assessing the legal response to attacks on “internet of things”
- Kirsten Albers-Fiedler LLMLE ’18: Law Associate and Legal Engineer, OpenLaw
- Reiners: The problems with crypto’s revolving door
- Rai: Identifying policy approaches to support AI innovation and improved health care decision-making
- Lawyers take the lead when clients suffer a data breach
- Trevor Kiviat ’16: Associate, Davis Polk & Wardwell
- Wiener: Applying adaptive regulation to the case of automated vehicles
- Dunlap: Considering the implications for terrorism of “going dark”
- Farahany: Carving out protections for mental privacy
- Rohit Jayawardhan ’19: Technical Consultant, iManage
- Stark: How to manage the ransomware crime wave
- Griffin cited: even a lawful attempt at interfering with an investigation is obstruction if done with corrupt motive | Vox
- S. Buell: Congress should go to court if necessary to see full, unredacted Mueller report | The New York Times
- W. Dellinger sees no reason material from grand jury proceedings should be redacted from Mueller report | The Washington Post
- Richman: Maintaining quality of patient care gets more difficult as health systems upsize | The Baltimore Sun
- Griffin says Trump, if re-elected, could avoid campaign finance violation charges under statute of limitations | FiveThirtyEight.com
- Dallas lawyer-turned-author Fountain '83 chronicles election in new book, likens Trump to J.R. Ewing | San Antonio Express News
- Longtime Trial Practice instructor Cowan dies | News & Observer
- Cox on Warren proposal: Making execs give back ill-gotten gains is more effective than jailing them | CNN
- Corporate prosecutions and fines have gone down under the Trump administration, Garrett report finds | The Washington Post
- Reiners: Wells Fargo won't improve until it admits and addresses its corrupt culture and risk management failures | The FinReg Blog
- Cox says judge in Elon Musk-SEC contempt case probably won't make Musk give up control of Tesla | Reuters
- Jones receives Distinguished Teaching Award at 2019 D.O.N.E. Awards
- Wrongful Convictions Clinic hopes to win seventh exoneration; Duke Law teams have worked on Finch case since 2001 | The Chronicle
- April 8
- Garrett: Warren's bill to hold CEOs criminally accountable would direct much-needed resources to corporate enforcement | Vox
- D. Coleman tells House Committee that Equality Act would force sports organizations to disregard testosterone | Washington Times
- Cadmus testifies before U.S. House Appropriations Subcommittee on funding for Government Publishing Office and Library of Congress | AALL
- Watch: Miller discusses how the Supreme Court uses history to justify conclusions on Second Amendment issues | C-SPAN
- Modern-Day Debtors' Prisons
- Environmental Law and Policy Clinic working with nonprofit on ordinance to reduce single-use plastic waste in Durham | WUNC
- Moses '96 hired to lead XFL team in Washington | XFL
- Timmons-Goodson MJS'14 reflects on upbringing, career | News & Observer
- Siegel responds to "The Chief:" Chief Justice was "right on the law" in upholding ACA minimum coverage provision | Balkinization
- Dunlap: Amnesty Int'l report alleging civilian casualties from U.S. drones contains fatal flaws, lacks transparency | Lawfire
- Levi: Approving charitable gift awards in class action settlements may compromise judges' perceived impartiality | Bloomberg
- D. Coleman testifies before House Judiciary Committee on “Equality Act” April 2
- April5
- Walter Dellinger: Mueller report may lay out obstruction of justice facts for Congressional review and action | The Washington Post
- C. Bradley among distinguished panelists debating constitutional question of a president's unilateral treaty withdrawal | Lawfare
- April 17
- Griffin: "Barr's very cramped reading of what can constitute obstruction is inconsistent with almost all precedents" | Pacific Standard
- EDRM's Technology Assisted Review Guidelines caution against rigid rules for TAR validation, favor a flexible, case-specific approach | Data Law Insights
- Siegel: Justices have tools to maintain the public legitimacy of the Supreme Court as it considers justiciability of gerrymandering claims | Balkinization
- S. Buell: Mueller report completed but a grand jury is still active on cases possibly related to foreign lobbying | Politico
- Barnes: Advance pricing agreement program may be devoting disproportionate time to less-critical transactions | Law360 Tax Authority
- Apr 2
- Richman's "mutual assent" theory cited as way to protect patients from excessive medical provider fees | The Federalist
- Garrett calls license suspension counterproductive; Deberry '94, Rep. Morey working to end practice in N.C. | The News & Observer (Raleigh) and The State (Columbia, S.C.)
- Siegel: To legitimately "pack" the Supreme Court, focus on the long game of winning elections | Balkinization
- Dunlap predicted that privatizing housing would introduce risks to military health, security, and culture on base | Air Force Times
- S. Buell comments on release of Mueller report, AG Barr's statements clearing Trump of wrongdoing | The New York Times
- S. Buell says Barr's previous comments on Trump cloud the Mueller findings, urges full disclosure of report | Bloomberg
- Barnes: 2017 tax law helps startups that own new IP in the U.S. but may not benefit older firms | Law 360
- First Amendment Clinic files amicus brief in Texas criminal case
- Mar 28
- Jones: Law is built on customs and norms that may incorporate discriminatory tendencies against certain racial, gender groups | The Daily Tar Heel
- W. Dellinger: Trump silence on Russian election interference is troubling, president "still vulnerable" on many fronts not covered in Mueller report | CNN's "Amanpour"
- Apr 19
- Civil Justice Clinic students prevail in two cases
- Garrett-led research finds 1 in 7 North Carolinians has a suspended license; state's automatic suspension law traps the poor in cycle of debt | CBS Channel 17 News
- Duke Law students connect with the international legal community through the Cutler Fellows Program
- Reiners: 2008-2009 financial crisis bears studying, as it shaped the world we live in today | Triangle Business Journal
- Charles '13: "Extremely difficult" to challenge proposed gun background check law on constitutional grounds | Jurist
- D. Coleman: The science is "really well-established" on testosterone and the male-female performance gap in sports | Los Angeles Times
- Duke Law Post-Graduate Fellowship in Public International Law and International Human Rights 2019-2020: Applications Open
- Career Session with Nusrat Choudhury
- Career Session with James Stewart
- Greene, colleagues study why consumer bankruptcy reorganization fails
- Raskin, Rubenstein Fellow: ECB's bank lending stimulus program signals that demand is weak in the Euro zone, accommodation is necessary | CNBC
- EDRM-Exterro survey reports that e-discovery is "most mature" in the financial and pharmaceutical industries | Law.com
- Richman: Some physician groups may be splitting from hospitals to regain control over pricing, quality of care | North Carolina Health News
- Garrett: Wrongful convictions, public unease, high financial and societal costs spell an end to the death penalty | The Washington Post
- Dunlap: Don't judge appropriateness of use of force by body count alone | Just Security
- Stansbury calls for serious, focused debate in Congress on whether new domestic terrorism statutes are needed | Lawfire
- Richman: Cambia name good for national branding as Oregon-based Blue insurer merges with BCBS of North Carolina | The News & Observer
- Goldsberry '69, longtime judge, honored for 50 years of service by Ohio State Bar Association | The Athens (Ohio) Messenger
- Reiners doubts U.S. regulators will curb leveraged loans, despite concerns over excess corporate debt, possible economic slowdown | Reuters
- Garrett: Calif. governor's move to end the death penalty offers chance to rehabilitate criminal justice in America | The San Jose Mercury News
- Sachs discusses Supreme Court case for which he filed an amicus brief on state sovereign immunity | SCOTUScast (Federalist Society)
- Garrett: Meaningful social reform requires applying the same standard of enforcement to all types of crime | The New Republic
- Farahany: “It may be difficult to turn back the clock” on gene editing of embryos | Spectrum
- Dunlap: Clarifying what falls under "attorney-client privilege" would help bolster public confidence in the legal profession | Lawfire
- Coleman applauds Department of Justice investigation into N.C. Ninth District election fraud | The News & Observer
- Davis MJS '18 named by Gov. Cooper to fill slot on N.C. Supreme Court vacated by Beasley MJS '18 | The News & Observer
- Duke Pre-Law Undergraduate Scholars discuss program's networking, experiential learning opportunities
- Coleman blogging on sex in sport for Volokh Conspiracy | Reason
- Simon '73 applauds mitigation provisions in coaching contracts that cut risk for universities | USA Today
- Duke Pre-Law Undergraduate Scholars discuss program's networking, experiential learning opportunities
- Lau '09 argues jury trial was "fundamentally unfair" in Ronnie Long wrongful conviction appeal | Indy Week
- Duke environmental justice symposium explores disasters and resilience
- Duke Pre-Law Undergraduate Scholars discuss program's networking, experiential learning opportunities
- Raskin, Rubenstein Fellow: States must step up if the federal government won't protect student loan borrowers | The Baltimore Sun
- Garrett's "equal process" concept makes case that governmental obligations to the poor may extend beyond Sixth Amendment protections | Jotwell
- Schmalbeck, Zelenak argue for taxation of athletic scholarships and revenue from televised college sports | MLEX US Tax Watch
- Duke Center for Firearms Law, led by Charles '13, aims to advance scholarly debate on Second Amendment | The Chronicle
- Moeling '68 remembered for personal touch, vision, focus on Georgia community banks | American Banker
- Environmental Law and Policy Clinic students view damage from industrial farming as Smithfield loses trial | NC Policy Watch
- Siegel says packing the Supreme Court could increase perception of partisanship | CNN
- Rai: License agreements that prohibit misuse of gene-editing technology are hard to enforce, but clarify expectations, boundaries | Genomeweb
- Duke looks back at financial crisis with interdisciplinary conference, March 20
- Garrett research on corporate recidivism cited in support of criminal trial for Canada's SNC-Lavalin | Financial Post
- Dellinger says there's little consumer awareness that location data from phones is being collected and sold | The News & Observer
- Garrett: "We have turned back the clock" on white-collar criminal prosecutions and corporate fines | The Nation
- Judge Allyson K. Duncan ’75 to speak at Duke Law graduation
- Judge Allyson K. Duncan ’75 to speak at Duke Law graduation
- Rushing '07 confirmed to seat on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit | National Law Journal
- Rabiej: Rise in women leading multi-district litigation can be partly attributed to a more diverse judiciary | Law.com
- Verniero '84 praises Chief Justice John Roberts for upholding the Supreme Court's institutional independence | New Jersey Star Ledger
- Tigar featured in discussion of Jewish lawyers in Nazi Germany and lessons for human rights today | C-SPAN
- Coleman/Shreve research cited in transgender sports debate | National Review
- Garrett says Department of Justice must define penalties for corporations that breach non-prosecution agreements | Corporate Counsel
- Garrett: Supreme Court "exorbitant tolls" ruling could lead to the end of practices like cash bail, license suspensions, excessive court fees | The Hill
- Blocher: Durham's sesquicentennial is a opportunity to redefine the city's history in a positive way | The News & Observer
- Richman's "mutual assent" theory should be used to protect patients from surprise medical bills, excessive fees | San Antonio Express-News
- Speakers at Bolch-sponsored mental health conference say legal professionals must speak openly about stress, depression, substance abuse | Law.com
- Farahany '04 co-authors ethical guidelines for DNA testing for migrant family reunification | The American Journal of Bioethics
- Van Alstyne: "Unforgettable" iconoclast once testified in biker gear, dazzled with his eloquence and strategic framing | Academe Blog
- Benjamin casebook highlights legal and political challenges of regulating internet
- Garrett discusses miscarriages of justice due to faulty forensics during visit to Scotland | University of Glasgow Law Podcast
- Levin '06 tapped to head Digital Media Association; priorities include music licensing, streaming, copyright | Billboard
- Farahany probes tough questions around science, technology and ethics | The Chronicle
- Glymph’s claim that enslaved people faced significantly more physical violence from their mistresses than their masters gains support in new book on slave-owning white women, according to review | The New York Times
- Garrett's "Too Big to Jail" research cited in argument for criminal prosecution of corporate wrongdoing | The Hill
- Career Session with Kazuko Ito
- Inaugural Bolch Prize to honor Justice Anthony M. Kennedy (Retired) for efforts to advance rule of law | Bolch Judicial Institute
- Bara ’20 and Morgan ’19 prevail in final round of Dean’s Cup moot court tournament
- Garrett speaks on JustScience Lab's research projects, efforts to make criminal justice more evidence-based | John Locke Foundation
- Van Alstyne: Renowned scholar filed an amicus brief in News & Observer libel appeal just weeks before his passing | The Chronicle
- Cox says SEC's motion for contempt of court is unlikely to get Elon Musk more than a rebuke | The Associated Press
- The #MeToo Movement in Japan
- Pillage of Natural Resources as a Restraint on the Use of Force
- Raskin: Collective action by tech companies could strengthen consumer protection | Financial Times
- Health care industry should adopt Richman's view on mutual assent in medical billing, analyst says | Townhall.com
- Bolch Judicial Institute hosting Miami conference on mental wellness in the legal profession | Law.com
- Dunlap: Retirees who keep military affiliation must accept military jurisdiction if they break the law | Military Times
- Garrett: Public opinion has shifted against locking up juveniles for life; state should follow | North Carolina Policy Watch Radio
- Dunlap discusses judge's declaration that the men-only draft is unconstitutional | Air Talk
- LENS Event Nov 22-23
- Huckerby examines how human trafficking and terrorism connect, including for ISIS child recruits | Just Security
- Hu '00 discusses, privacy, constitutional protections, and "algorithmic Jim Crow" at Kenan Institute | Kenan Institute for Ethics
- Elias ’93 and Lawson LLMLE ’13 comment on decision to hold new congressional election in N.C. Ninth District | The Washington Post
- Ghartey-Tagoe '88 discusses career, passion for education | Greenville News
- Civil Justice Clinic's Eviction Diversion Program aims to empower tenants with information about legal system and rights | Duke Magazine
- Cadmus: “Access to the law, and information about the law, is the cornerstone of any democracy.” | Minnesota Lawyer
- Coleman, Ulate '19, Milkovich '19 hope for imminent release of Charles Ray Finch in wrongful conviction case | The Chronicle
- Stevens '74 named trustee of New England College | New England College
- Re-examining Reconstruction: Duke Law hosts conference on historical period that set the stage for the Civil Rights movement
- Vanberg: Declaring a national emergency to achieve specific policy goals undermines constitutional order | The Hill
- Garrett calls Supreme Court ruling on excessive fines "significant" but says lack of guidelines on what is excessive could mean years of litigation | The Washington Times
- Malekos Smith discusses the Trump administration's new executive order on artificial intelligence | Steptoe Cyberlaw Podcast
- National security law conference at Duke Law examines current pressing issues
- Dunlap: If proven, Iran's support of al Qaeda could justify action under Authorization for Use of Military Force | The Washington Times
- Bianco '19, Morgan '19 discuss writing amicus brief in First Amendment case | The Chronicle
- Garrett discusses new report and recommendation to end juvenile life without parole sentencing in N.C. | WUNC's The State of Things
- Farahany, Duke colleagues brief congressional staff on ethical questions surrounding A.I. | Duke Government Relations
- First Amendment Clinic amicus brief asks Supreme Court to hear "frivolous, ironic" USC free speech case | The Chronicle
- Business Law Society hosts ESQ, annual professional networking symposium for first-year students, alumni, and practitioners
- "Nuclear option" proposed by Gulati, Buchheit could be used to resolve Venezuelan debt crisis after Maduro | Financial Times
- Coleman, Lau discuss Charles Ray Finch case, new hearing for wrongfully convicted man | Undisclosed podcast
- Garrett makes case to end life without parole sentencing for juveniles in North Carolina | The News & Observer
- Coleman testifies in case challenging eligibility rules for female athletes | IAAF
- McAllaster: Expanding Medicaid in Southern states is key to success of plan to eradicate HIV | Los Angeles Times
- Article on ICO disclosure requirements co-authored by Kiviat '16 and Massari '07 cited in speech by SEC commissioner | SEC.gov
- Dunlap: Show of force used to take Roger Stone into custody was excessive and unwarranted | Lawfire
- Gulati, co-author warned that Venezuela debt restructuring could be more difficult than Argentina's | Bloomberg
- Becton '69 recalls involvement in landmark protest by Duke students | The Chronicle
- Advocates will use Duke Law research to ask lawmakers for end to juvenile life without parole sentence | The News & Observer
- Beasley MJS '18 named Chief Justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court by Gov. Cooper | The News & Observer
- Academic blog highly recommends new Bradley and Siegel article on role of historical practice in constitutional interpretation | Legal Theory Blog
- Second Amendment scholars Blocher and Miller co-direct new Duke Center for Firearms Law
- Majority of federal judges have dealt with e-discovery problems in their courts, EDRM survey finds | Bloomberg Law
- Duke Law's Tech Lab cited as innovator for incorporating AI into legal tech solutions | Forbes.com
- Gulati: U.S. recognition of Guaido as Venezuelan president will influence battle for control of Citgo | Bloomberg
- Dunlap: Retired military officers should exercise discretion, wait for right time before tweeting on national security | Small Wars Journal
- New article by Bradley and Siegel examines role of historical practice in constitutional interpretation | Balkinization
- Blocher, Miller say gun regulation occurring at state, local level; proposals must pass three-part test | Duke Today
- Wettach and Thomas '19: Large school districts help maintain diversity, offer cost savings from economies of scale | The Charlotte Observer
- Garrett co-authors JustScience Lab report making case against sentencing juveniles to life without parole in North Carolina
- Howe '19 T'08 is running for Graduate Young Trustee; Marine vet involved in Moot Court, Law Journal, public service | The Chronicle
- Dunlap: California National Guard has power to let transgender troops serve until Pentagon adopts Trump ban | Pacific Standard
- Bolch Judicial Institute, EDRM publish guidelines to demystify technology assisted review | LegalTech.com
- Griffin: Perjury, false statements laws critical to integrity of Trump-Russia investigation | The Christian Science Monitor
- Strange '15 among attorneys filing suit against SCE, Boeing for losses sustained by 105 Woolsey Fire Victims | Malibu Times
- Charles is "cautiously optimistic" that Supreme Court will decide gerrymandering cases are justiciable | SCOTUSblog
- Jenkins: New copyright law will release a flood of iconic Jazz Age music into the public domain | KJZZ (Tempe, AZ)
- Garrett warns against adopting "magic box" too quickly, urges caution with forensic technology | Newsday
- Garrett, Durham '71 discuss history, decline of U.S. death penalty on ALI's "Reasonably Speaking" podcast | Reasonably Speaking
- Richman predicts legal challenges will follow any new legislation on surprise medical bills | Kaiser Health News/NPR
- Van Alstyne "defied political or ideological pigeonholing" | The New York Times
- McAllaster: President's HIV plan must focus on access to care and avoid stigmatizing marginalized groups | The New York Times
- May 8
- Eldar member of team receiving grant to use big data to study social interactions | Duke Interdisciplinary Studies
- Richman: HCA's purchase of Mission Health could shift patients back to hospitals rather than less costly outpatient, preventive care settings | Modern Healthcare
- Van Alstyne "was not reluctant to stand against the tide" | Cato Institute
- Griffin: “Everyone who has stated publicly that the [Mueller] investigation is about to wrap up has been wrong so far" | The Chronicle
- Garrett says recording interviews and utilizing more neutral questioning techniques could help reduce false confessions | Law 360
- Gulati, co-author: To prevent bondholders from seizing Venezuela's oil, U.S. could shield assets by presidential executive order | Financial Times
- Dellinger: Current Supreme Court lineup probably would not find wealth tax unconstitutional | CNBC
- In new book, Siegel and co-author introduce readers to constitutional law, theory, politics
- Gulati says Venezuela may need credit protection to rehabilitate its economy after Maduro | The Economist
- Redler '91 leaves Coca-Cola to join Canadian cannabis company as general counsel | Corporate Counsel
- Garrett: Rapid DNA, other fast forensic technologies are being rolled out without adequate oversight, training | The Post and Courier (Charleston, S.C.)
- Bysiewicz '86 champions pay equity in Connecticut state government leadership roles | Connecticut Post
- Coleman: State should dismiss Finch case, is unlikely to prevail in federal hearing of 1976 murder sentence | The News & Observer
- Blocher, Miller say the Second Amendment doesn't preclude some form of gun regulation | The Chronicle
- Duke Law mourns passing of renowned scholar William Van Alstyne
- Jenkins argues for robust public domain, says very few older works are still generating revenue for creator | The Chronicle
- Sachs discusses Supreme Court amicus brief, novel interpretation on the origins of sovereign immunity
- Sachs discusses Supreme Court amicus brief, novel interpretation on the origins of sovereign immunity
- Gulati, co-author analyze potential impact of illegality on state-backed loans | Credit Slips
- Dellinger research: Proposed wealth tax on those with more than $50 million net worth is not unconstitutional | Los Angeles Times
- Wrongful Convictions Clinic prevails in Fourth Circuit, gains full hearing on merits of client’s otherwise barred constitutional claims
- Griffin: "In my view, the more obvious threat to Trump is coming from federal and state prosecutors in New York" | 538
- Bradley, co-author parse president’s authority to unilaterally terminate North Atlantic Treaty, implications of congressional action supporting NATO membership | Lawfare
- Griffin discusses latest charges in Russia investigation | KQED Forum
- Gulati: Insufficient training opportunity is one reason for lack of diversity in Big Law | The New York Times
- Wiener: Interdisciplinary projects have been crucial to engagements with colleagues and students across Duke | Duke Interdisciplinary Studies
- Amert '00: Jury trial entitlement in ERISA cases is an unsettled constitutional issue | Law360
- Griffin: "In my view, the more obvious threat to Trump is coming from federal and state prosecutors in New York" | 538
- Watch: Michaels discusses limits on jurisdiction in international law | UVA Law
- Ligon: Supreme Court should take up USC free speech case to provide guidance on campus speech codes | Campus Reform
- Rai part of Duke-Margolis group calling for caution before implementing AI-enabled health care diagnostic tools | Politico
- Siegel: Alito has replaced Scalia as the voice of those who "appear to be losing the culture wars" | National Law Journal
- Feb. 13
- Feb. 28
- Rai: Supreme Court expanded damages "dramatically" last year in patent infringement cases | Intellectual Property Watch
- Beskind credits "Staircase" defense attorney's success to "iron butt," preparation, and persistence | The News & Observer
- Garrett: Faulty forensics are still sending innocent people to prison, despite exonerating evidence | NBC News Online
- Gergel '79 speaks on new book about little known-incident that touched off the civil rights movement | Free Times (Columbia, S.C.)
- Richman, co-author say innovation in health care must be based on needs of consumers | New England Journal of Medicine
- Blocher says lower courts consistent in evaluating the burden that gun regulations place on Second Amendment rights | The Wall Street Journal
- Link '89 appointed Palm Beach County elections supervisor | Palm Beach Post
- McCoy says poor tenants without legal counsel rarely raise extenuating facts in eviction court | Stateline.org (Pew Trusts)
- Feb 26-27
- Richman: Physicians' split from Novant is a departure from the trend of health system/physician group consolidation | Charlotte Observer
- Simmons '13 honored by Florida bar for commitment to community pro bono work | Tampa Bay Reporter
- Apr 10
- Dixon '04 says personal experiences with racism led him to pursue career in civil rights law | GoDanRiver.com
- Gulati: Rating bonds by "odiousness" could reduce corrupt sovereign borrowing | Bloomberg Odd Lots podcast
- Mar 20-21
- Gergel '79 publishes "Unexampled Courage: The Blinding of Sgt. Isaac Woodard and the Awakening of President Harry S. Truman and Judge J. Waties Waring" | The New York Times
- First Amendment Clinic files amicus brief in campus free speech case
- Stark '89: Prosecutors face steep legal, forensic challenges in proving case against hackers in SEC Edgar breach | The Washington Post
- Coleman comments on case of alleged excessive use of force by police in western NC | The Mountaineer
- Dunlap says civilian oversight is important for transparency, accountability of military justice system | Lawfare
- Film Screening and Discussion: The Destruction of Memory
- Stark discusses charges against hackers who stole company data filed with SEC | Gizmodo
- Haagen: Success of Clemson freshmen may prompt calls for football stars to be able to go pro earlier | News & Observer
- Career Session with Menaka Guruswamy and Arundhati Katju
- Cox: Shutdown could delay hot IPOs like Uber, Pinterest until next year | AP News
- UNC student team wins Duke Law A.I. showdown | UNC Law
- Cox discusses impact of government shutdown on the SEC and IPOs | Sirius XM's Knowledge@Wharton podcast
- Benjamin Alemparte (provisional candidate)
- Ryan Clements
- Deberry '94 discusses plan for criminal justice reform in Durham
- Deberry '94 discusses plan for criminal justice reform in Durham
- Rabiej says move to diversify pool of federal multidistrict litigation judges is good for legal system, society | Law.com
- Rabiej says move to diversify pool of federal multidistrict litigation judges is good for legal system, society | Law.com
- Greene: businesses, consumers at risk as shutdown affects federal bankruptcy courts | Barron's
- DCLT Fellow Sherman notes troubling international trend toward restrictions on Internet freedoms | World Politics Review
- Jenkins and Boyle appear on NPR talk show 1A to discuss copyright, fair use, and the public domain | NPR's 1A
- February 6th
- Justice Kagan cites Sachs amicus brief during oral arguments in state sovereign immunity case | U.S. Supreme Court
- Bradley and colleagues call for congressional review of process used to make international agreements to improve oversight and accountability | Lawfare
- Watch Helfer lecture at McGill, Jan. 10, 2:30 ET: “Institutional Change and the International Labour Organization in a Moment of Populism” | McGill University
- Podcast discusses "fascinating" amicus brief co-authored by Sachs in Franchise Tax Board v. Hyatt | First Mondays
- Lloyd '02 took unusual path from family's horse farm to college, law school | Newark Advocate
- Gulati: Bribes, kickbacks could render $2 billion in loans to Mozambique voidable as nation seeks to restructure its debt | Bloomberg Quint
- Richman: Regulators should require price disclosure for air ambulance fees and other surprise medical bills | Stat
- Levi, Frisch ’18, Remus, argue lawyers should reclaim role as community caretakers in addressing access-to-justice gap | Bolch Judicial Institute
- Dunlap comments on generals' criticism of president | Washington Times
- Nyiendo '00 promoted to Cuomo's deputy special counsel for public integrity | Governor's Press Office
- McKissick '84 recalls convenience-store shooting three decades ago | News & Observer
- Dellinger discusses possibility that cases involving president will reach Supreme Court in 2019 | Law.com
- Jenkins talks about copyright expiration, implications for artistic works entering the public domain | CBS This Morning Saturday
- Charles says Supreme Court opinion will likely be narrow in North Carolina, Maryland gerrymandering cases | The News & Observer
- Haagen sees potential for "massive liability" for NCAA over college football head injuries | Chicago Tribune
- Cox: Government shutdown means SEC is not available for corporate guidance during busy season | The Washington Post
- Richman: Pricing data hospitals now required to post "would be entirely unhelpful" in fighting a bill | Kaiser Health News
- Former Associate Dean Judith Horowitz honored by South Korean graduates
- Sachs co-authors amicus brief in case testing state sovereign immunity precedent | SCOTUSBlog
- Bysiewicz '86 says she'll bring strong work ethic to office of Connecticut lieutenant governor | The Middletown Press
- Dellinger says president not immune from indictment; White House not a "sanctuary from justice" | The Washington Post
- Rabiej discusses Bolch Judicial Institute certificate for women and minorities interested in mass tort leadership roles | Law.com
- Kelsey '76 reflects on his 20 years on the bench | Toledo Blade
- Gulati and Blocher find parallels to Congolese elections in country's dark history | Credit Slips