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- Charles '13: Two lawsuits moving forward on narrow exception in law designed to shelter gun makers from liability | The Trace
- Richman says non-transparent billing practices, hospital monopolies account for much of the high cost of health care | Laurinburg Exchange
- Richman: A sale or merger holds no clear benefit for a community hospital that is already thriving | Port City Daily
- Duke Law faculty, students tackling diverse interdisciplinary research projects through Bass Connections
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- DLJ joins with other top law reviews to produce joint issue celebrating women's achievements in law
- Buell: Trump's impeachment defense argument of unfairness is "directed at the political arena" | The New York Times
- Listen: Civil Justice Clinic's McCoy talks about Durham's housing crisis | The State of Things
- Schiff's opening statement earns praise from Dellinger: "One of the most impressive performances by a lawyer I have ever seen" | The Washington Post
- Roady '76 is shaping regulations that protect the ocean's resources in the "blue economy"
- Coleman says it's time North Carolina reckons with its role in CIA "torture flights"
- Griffin: Contradictory arguments by Trump's lawyers show little consistency in administration's positions before courts, Congress | The Washington Post
- Richman warns residents that hospital consolidation can bring higher costs and lower quality as New Hanover Regional Medical Center mulls sale | Wilmington Star-News
- McCoy: Market forces are penalizing those whose incomes can't meet escalating home prices in the Triangle | WUNC
- Dunlap says timing of GAO opinion on withholding Ukraine aid created the appearance of partisanship | Lawfire
- Miller: "Second Amendment sanctuary" movement by local governments meant to show solidarity with gun rights activists | Gaston Gazette
- For the first time, women are the editors-in-chief at the Top 16 law reviews; Duke Law to host related conference Feb. 3 | Law.com
- Coleman & co-author: By declining to investigate "torture taxis," N.C. continues its shameful complicity in CIA torture program | Charlotte Observer
- Roady '76 applies environmental litigation experience to evolving regulations for deep seabed mining in the "Blue Economy"
- Buell says criminal liability can be an effective lever to deal with corporate crime if implemented correctly, cites Garrett research | Corporate Crime Reporter
- Griffin: Constitution doesn't require a criminal offense for impeachment to occur | Vox
- Five Duke Law grads - Brown '86, Bullard '01, Hardin '82, Scriber '11 and Yates '81 - named to Atlanta's 500 Most Powerful list | Atlanta Magazine
- Farahany: "Appropriate ethical frameworks" need to be considered with the creation of xenobots, or "living machines" | Smithsonian Magazine
- Starr '73 joins president's defense team for impeachment trial | Law.com
- Gitanjali Workman LLM ’02 discusses a career fueled by adaptability, enriched through Duke ties
- South African jurist, human rights advocate Moseneke to receive 2020 Bolch Prize for the Rule of Law
- Dikgang Moseneke, former deputy chief justice of the South African Constitutional Court, to receive 2020 Bolch Prize for the Rule of Law
- Dellinger: Chief Justice John Roberts unlikely to respond to public - or presidential - criticism during impeachment trial | USA Today
- Retired Mass. Chief Justice Margaret Marshall serving as Bolch Distinguished Judge in Residence
- Lau: "Indefensible" misconduct by state, law enforcement in the case of Ronnie Long resulted in "a taint on our criminal justice system" | Winston-Salem Chronicle
- Dikgang Moseneke, who helped build and lead a post-apartheid, democratic South Africa, to receive 2020 Bolch Prize for the Rule of Law
- Cox says Oregon law allowing money from out of state law firms to flow into electoral races "has a bad odor" | Oregon Public Broadcasting
- Zelenak calls it "striking" that IRS permitted T-Mobile to take huge tax benefit under old rules | Bloomberg Tax
- Wrongful Convictions Clinic: Misconduct in Ronnie Long case "simply indefensible;" team will request en banc hearing | The Associated Press
- Nowlin: NEPA, threatened by the Trump administration, was enacted to prevent events like the decimation of Durham's Hayti | NC Policy Watch
- Richman describes the enduring business dynamics of Manhattan's Diamond District, depicted in film Uncut Gems | The Conversation
- Richman describes business dynamic of Manhattan's Diamond District, depicted in film "Uncut Gems" | US News & World Report
- Ligon: Lessig will have a hard time proving actual malice by the NY Times in Epstein defamation suit | Mediaite
- Nowlin: Proposed changes to NEPA could prevent input from national environmental groups and disadvantaged communities | Law360
- Dellinger, co-author: Argument against a wealth tax is based on faulty constitutional understanding | The Washington Post
- Appeals judges acknowledge state's misconduct - but refuse to overturn conviction of Ronnie Long | Charlotte Observer
- Listen: Explaining tenants' rights, legal issues in Durham's public housing crisis
- Dellinger: McConnell has "no defensible argument" for precluding witnesses in impeachment trial, says result will be "impeachment but not exoneration" | MSNBC's All in with Chris Hayes
- Wintersession’s short courses offer skills and insights for career – and life
- Center on Law & Tech Fellow Sherman discusses trend of restrictions on internet access by authoritarian regimes | NPR's 1A
- Richman: "Surprising" lack of focus on rural counties where Medicaid spending is high, health outcomes remain poor | Carolina Journal
- Listen: Blocher & Miller discuss their book The Positive Second Amendment and the goal of facilitating balanced discourse on firearms law | New Books Network (podcast)
- Garrett research on corporate criminal prosecutions cited; data shows prosecution rate tends to reflect administration's priorities | Law360
- Charles '13 predicts rise in municipal lawsuits against gun makers as court wins chip away at federal law designed to shield them | NPR's Morning Edition
- Event celebrates generosity of scholarship and fellowship donors
- For Sager LLM ’85, heading Swiss development agency is extension of diplomatic career
- Blocher praised as "modern-day, take-note free speech scholar" after his First Amendment writings are featured in nation's most prestigious legal journals | FIRE
- McKissick '83 resigns from North Carolina Senate to join the Utilities Commission | ABC Channel 11
- Griffin: Bolton could resist a House subpoena by arguing that articles of impeachment have already been filed | The Washington Post
- De Fontenay warns of pitfalls awaiting retail investors if they are allowed to enter private markets | The New York Times
- Richman, co-authors argue that state medical boards must reform monopolistic practices that impede competition and access to care | Health Affairs
- Dunlap offers legal analysis of whether Soleimani killing was an assassination or self-defense, question attacking cultural sites | Lawfire
- Morris: The law is unclear on whether Soleimani killing was an assassination, and little clarifying evidence has emerged | The Associated Press
- Interdisciplinary team including Wiener, Ward awarded grant to explore system for scientific commentary on pending regulations | Duke Interdisciplinary Studies
- Data driven: Duke Law scholars harness empirical, interdisciplinary research to improve criminal justice reform | Duke Law Magazine
- Rwejuna '13 named to National Black Lawyers' 2019 "Top 40 Under 40" list
- Watch: Blocher, Miller, and NPR's Nina Totenberg discuss gun laws before the Supreme Court at Duke in DC event
- Center for Firearms Law reviews "remarkable" first year, expects 2020 to be a "watershed" year in courts
- Martin '96 named to Crain's Notable Women in Law list | Crain's New York Business
- Coleman: One can believe in equality for transgender people while acknowledging that sex and gender identity are not the same | Connecticut Mirror
- Garrett: Corporations are not being held to account for failures to comply with immigration law; prosecutions have "almost vanished" | McDonough Voice
- Public domain list from 1924 contains some not-so-great works that haven't stood the test of time | Slate