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News Archive for 2025

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Yaron Nili warns that the lack of transparency in private equity deals carries risks
December 30, 2025
Mara Revkin interviewed on TrustTalk podcast about civilian attitudes in conflict-affected zones
December 30, 2025
In memoriam: Carl Bolch Jr., JD '67, founder of the Bolch Judicial Institute and chairman emeritus of RaceTrac
December 30, 2025
David F. Levi, former dean and founding director of the Bolch Judicial Institute, to receive the 2026 Bolch Prize for the Rule of Law
December 22, 2025
Watch: Thomas Miller and others discuss the impact of Professor Emeritus Clark Havighurst's 1995 book Health Care Choices at AEI conference
December 16, 2025
Richard Katskee says the Supreme Court shows a "real wariness ... to hurt public health" in religious exemption ruling
December 16, 2025
Books from Faulkner and Christie, Nancy Drew, characters Betty Boop, Blondie, and Dagwood to become public domain
December 16, 2025
Tim Meyer tells Quartz companies expect difficulties getting tariff refunds back from the government
December 16, 2025
Nancy Lauer tells NC Health News that plastics' biggest cost to society is its effects on human health
December 16, 2025
Start-Up Ventures Clinic: Developing dreams
December 11, 2025
Averting an “elderly poverty epidemic”
December 9, 2025
Charles Dunlap talks with CS Monitor about the case for the legality of the second strike on alleged drug boat
December 8, 2025
People on the Move - December 2025
December 5, 2025
Bringing human rights home
December 4, 2025
Tim Meyer discusses Costco's lawsuit seeking tariff refunds pending SCOTUS decision on the legality of using IEEPA
December 3, 2025
Elisabeth de Fontenay discusses the risks of letting retail investors invest in private markets on Freakonomics
December 3, 2025
Rachel Brewster explains other tariff laws that could come into play if Trump's use of IEEPA is struck down
December 2, 2025
Sam Buell to the New York Times: Administration's acts of retribution impose costs without a clear end game
December 2, 2025
Jed Purdy joins Dahlia Lithwick's Amicus podcast to discuss the conflicting narratives around Trump's second term
December 2, 2025
Grace Wynn writes for Law360 on the statutes and case law that prevent the DOJ from cutting bars' oversight function
December 2, 2025
Protecting international rights and freedoms
December 2, 2025
Charles Dunlap says retired officers remain subject to the UCMJ, which can criminalize speech ordinarily protected for civilians
December 1, 2025
George Christie remembered as distinguished scholar, respected teacher, and leader in shaping faculty governance at Duke
November 25, 2025
Charles Dunlap tells The Washington Post he can't recall a retired military officer being charged for comments like Mark Kelly's
November 25, 2025
Jim Cox joins CII podcast to discuss the "Shadow SEC" and quarterly reporting by public companies
November 24, 2025
Article by Jared Danaher JD ’26 cited in Sixth Circuit Library scholarship newsletter
November 24, 2025
Andrew Willinger: DOJ appears to want to decide which groups can have gun rights restored, rather than leave it to courts
November 21, 2025
Andrew Willinger: Two Second Amendment cases in one term shows Supreme Court's interest in gun laws
November 21, 2025
Shane Stansbury tells Christian Science Monitor the DOJ's case against James Comey looks like "a rushed job"
November 21, 2025
Restitution and reentry
November 21, 2025
Sam Buell says White House pressure on behalf of accused sex traffickers fits pattern of "severe departure from preexisting norms"
November 21, 2025
Students extern with U.S. State Department through Duke in D.C.
November 19, 2025
People on the Move – November 2025
November 18, 2025
James Coleman discusses his career and creating a "sanctuary" of dignity and humanity for defendants in criminal cases
November 17, 2025
Tim Meyer talks with Marketplace about whether consumers might see tariff refunds
November 17, 2025
Nita Farahany's work featured in The New York Times story on the brain as the next battleground for privacy
November 14, 2025
Stuart Benjamin to Politico: There's no greater reason to regulate false statements on broadcasts than on the internet
November 14, 2025
New life for old rules?
November 13, 2025
3L "Department of Dingers" win Duke Law annual softball championship
November 11, 2025
Annual toll to society from plastics could exceed $1 trillion, says new report co-authored by Nancy Lauer and Michelle Nowlin
November 10, 2025
Watch: Jeff Powell discusses the relative powers of Congress and the president over emergency situations
November 10, 2025
Tim Meyer analyzes oral arguments in the challenge to Trump's tariffs on Sirius XM's Dan Abrams Show
November 7, 2025
Watch: Laurence Helfer delivers ILO lecture on challenges to human rights monitoring
November 5, 2025
Rachel Brewster tells Marketplace that getting tariff refunds could be costly for businesses if Supreme Court rules against Trump
November 5, 2025
Rachel Brewster: The Supreme Court has "a lot of wiggle room" in how it considers whether a president can unilaterally impose tariffs
November 4, 2025
Charles Dunlap tells the Washington Times "a case could be made" that drugs are being weaponized against the US
November 4, 2025
Private security, public protection
November 4, 2025
Emily Coward talks with The Assembly about gender discrimination in jury selection - and the difficulty of obtaining relief
November 4, 2025
Tim Meyer talks with CBS News about the president's claim of broad powers to tax under IEEPA
November 4, 2025
Charles Dunlap discusses legal questions around U.S. targeting of alleged drug boats with the Washington Times
October 31, 2025
Laurence Helfer’s research on exiting human rights treaties featured on leading international law blog | European Journal of International Law
October 31, 2025
Ifeoma Ayika JD ’27 wins the 2025 Jessup Cup
October 30, 2025
Yaron Nili says failure to disclose director's ties to both methane plant and its insurer could be problematic
October 29, 2025
Charles Dunlap in Bloomberg: Betraying its own laws of war can harm a U.S. military effort more than losses on the battlefield
October 29, 2025
Stuart Benjamin comments on FCC chair's move to unilaterally raise the ownership cap on broadcast stations
October 29, 2025
Paul Grimm discusses federal courts issuing error-ridden orders due to staff use of AI on Bloomberg Law podcast
October 29, 2025
Brandon Garrett to Reuters: Engaging in fact-finding is "outside of Supreme Court's role as an appellate court"
October 29, 2025
Why democracy depends on the rule of law
October 28, 2025
Laurence Helfer’s scholarship cited in critique of regressive decision on migration by European Court of Human Rights
October 24, 2025
Paul Grimm: Federal judges are struggling to discern the accuracy of statements by government lawyers
October 24, 2025
Andrew Willinger discusses the gun cases the Supreme Court will decide this term on Bloomberg Law podcast
October 24, 2025
Jeffrey Swanson calls red flag laws a “very flexible, targeted tool” that helps reduce suicide
October 22, 2025
Alaska Law Review makes annual trip to Anchorage
October 22, 2025
Sarah Bloom Raskin says decision to rescind guidance on climate-related risk threatens banks' financial stability
October 22, 2025
Alison Riddoch JD '27 blogs on US v. Hemani, a review of laws prohibiting gun possession by certain classes of people
October 21, 2025
Marin Levy speaks at Harvard on the challenge to the judiciary from a rising executive branch
October 20, 2025
Stuart Benjamin Discusses First Amendment and Social Media with Legal Minds
October 20, 2025
Jonathan Wiener discusses interdisciplinary collaboration on space-related issues in new Duke conversation series
October 20, 2025
Why more prosecutions won't stop corporate crime
October 20, 2025
Jed Purdy writes for Boston Review on three competing narratives of the second Trump administration
October 20, 2025
Stuart Benjamin Explains How FCC Licensing Work
October 20, 2025
Charles Dunlap discusses legal procedures pertaining to survivors of boat strike near Venezuela
October 19, 2025
People on the Move – October 2025
October 19, 2025
Christopher Buccafusco assesses Travis Kelce, Kai Trump product logos as not that similar
October 14, 2025
First Amendment Clinic: Defending Speech and Advocating Access
October 14, 2025
Joseph Blocher: Wolford v. Lopez is an unexpected case for the Supreme Court to take up
October 13, 2025
Brandon Garrett tells The Washington Post the death penalty should be reserved for "the worst of the worst"
October 13, 2025
Stuart Benjamin: Illegal "jawboning" turns on whether ABC acted on threats from FCC chair Carr
October 13, 2025
Amanda Martin comments on the rights and limitations of online speech by public employees
October 10, 2025
Lawrence Zelenak talks with public radio's Marketplace about the workings of the U.S. tax system
October 10, 2025
Professor Trina Jones elected to American Law Institute
October 9, 2025
Charles Dunlap tells The Washington Post prosecutions of servicemembers over speech are "exceedingly rare”
October 8, 2025
Expanding access to justice through responsible legal technology
October 7, 2025
Drew Adams ’27 writes on Supreme Court's decision to review ban on concealed carry on private property
October 6, 2025
Sarah Bloom Raskin comments to Bloomberg on the Fed's independence amid political pressure
October 6, 2025
Ji Ma SJD '26 examines national security norms as a new battlefield amid escalating geopolitical rivalries
October 3, 2025
Stuart Benjamin comments on possible concerns behind Nexstar's delay in reinstating Kimmel show
October 3, 2025
Charles Dunlap to NY Times: Deploying the military domestically diverts attention from foreign threats
October 2, 2025
Rachel Brewster talks to Marketplace about the impact of additional 10% tariff on softwood lumber and timber
October 1, 2025
Brandon Garrett: New N.C. “Iryna’s Law” bill "does not seem serious about either public safety or mental health"
October 1, 2025
Ben Finholt calls changes to N.C.'s parole review process positive - if implemented correctly
October 1, 2025
The promise and perils of private credit
September 30, 2025
Duke Law groups file amicus brief in support of petitioners challenging gender discrimination in NC jury selection
September 30, 2025
Sam Buell tells the New York Times Trump's public attacks on Comey may not invalidate prosecution
September 30, 2025
Paul Grimm talks to FT about the status of class action lawsuits linking Tylenol to developmental disabilities
September 30, 2025
Joseph Blocher and Brandon Garrett's article "Applying History as Law" is featured in Jotwell
September 26, 2025
Stuart Benjamin talks with Politico about the little-known news distortion rule invoked by the FCC against TV networks
September 24, 2025
Jim Cox comments on the need to strengthen rules governing "going concern" reviews of corporate finances
September 23, 2025
New database shows how drugmakers may exploit the patent system to maintain monopolies
September 22, 2025
Charles Dunlap's article on the independence of military counsel cited in The Washington Post
September 22, 2025
Paul Grimm advises starting with "the least sanction necessary" for attorneys' misuse of AI
September 22, 2025
Nita Farahany suggests there's a military component to China's investment in brain-computer interface
September 22, 2025
Stuart Benjamin writes on the statutory, constitutional, and case law underpinnings of content-based broadcast regulation by the FCC
September 19, 2025
People on the Move - September 2025
September 19, 2025
Stuart Benjamin writes that Trump's defamation complaint against The New York Times doesn't support "actual malice"
September 17, 2025
Charles Dunlap to Politico: Trump administration should reveal evidence, legal justification for military strikes on drug cartels
September 17, 2025
Joseph Blocher: Bruen's historical analysis test is proving hard to implement by lower courts, adding to backlogs
September 16, 2025
Lecturing Fellow Grace Wynn JD '19 writes for Law360 on attorney liability for AI agent errors
September 15, 2025
A new way to draft future amendments to the Constitution
September 12, 2025
Tim Meyer discusses litigation against reciprocal tariffs, impact on businesses with Time
September 10, 2025
Sarah Bloom Raskin: Miran's plan to serve as Fed governor without resigning from the White House is "exactly the opposite of independence"
September 10, 2025
Charles Dunlap tells Spectrum News military lawyers will need "a lot of study and practice" to become competent at immigration law
September 10, 2025
Jim Coleman in The Washington Post: "No easy way to prevent crime" like the unprovoked Charlotte train stabbing
September 10, 2025
Gwyneth Bernier JD '27 writes essay on "Balancing American Liberty and Security in the Age of AI"
September 4, 2025
Jeff Powell comments to The Washington Post on legal questions over would-be removal of Fed governor
September 2, 2025
Brandon Garrett tells Politifact cash bail lets those who can afford it get out of jail, no matter how dangerous they are
August 29, 2025
Jennifer Jenkins explains artists' rights when politicians appropriate their songs: "[Musicians] are also brands"
August 29, 2025
Children’s Law Clinic stands up for vulnerable youths and families
August 29, 2025
Chris Buccafusco: Anthropic's decision to settle copyright lawsuit is surprising given previous fair use determination
August 29, 2025
Jonathan Wiener serving on the board of the Duke SPACE Initiative (Science & Policy to Advance Cosmic Exploration)
August 28, 2025
Why the Supreme Court is butting heads with bankruptcy courts
August 27, 2025
Wilson Center report on cash bail reform in Harris County, Texas, cited in New York Times story
August 27, 2025
Elisabeth de Fontenay joins FT's Swamp Notes podcast to discuss the risks of opening retirement plans to crypto and private assets
August 27, 2025
Shitong Qiao predicts more Chinese property firms will collapse following Evergrande's delisting from the Hong Kong stock market
August 25, 2025
Shitong Qiao selected as a fellow in the National Committee on U.S.-China Relations'  Public Intellectuals Program
August 25, 2025
Sarah Bloom Raskin: Extreme heat is costing the U.S. economy some $100 billion per year in labor productivity
August 25, 2025
Sam Buell: Ruling protecting attorney-client privilege "incentivizes people to retain lawyers to get the facts and get legal advice based on the facts”
August 25, 2025
Andrew Willinger writes on why “judge–scholar collaboration” has become so important in Second Amendment jurisprudence
August 24, 2025
Tim Meyer tells Wired the U.S. stake in Intel is unusual given it's not part of a bigger financial crisis
August 24, 2025
People on the Move – August 2025
August 24, 2025
Emily Ryo tells CNN ‘good moral character’ mandate is likely to add uncertainty, burden to the naturalization process
August 23, 2025
Michelle Nowlin's work on plastic pollution and other environmental concerns is profiled in NC Lawyer Magazine
August 23, 2025
Andrew Willinger discusses how a red flag laws might have applied to gunman who shot Atlanta police officer
August 23, 2025
Jedediah Purdy, the Raphael Lemkin Distinguished Professor of Law, is elected to the American Law Institute
August 23, 2025
Andrew Willinger tells USA Today the Supreme Court could weigh in on drug users should be allowed to own firearms
August 23, 2025
On NPR, Nita Farahany says "unsettling" brain implants plus AI can already decode a person's inner thoughts
August 21, 2025
Sarah Bloom Raskin applauds hiring of turnaround expert to helm troubled Evolve Bank & Trust
August 15, 2025
Ben Grunwald calls hiring of previously-fired law enforcement officers "concerning" given lack of data on why
August 15, 2025
Nita Farahany on AI brain implants: "Norms around mental privacy, data protection, and human rights will be tested"
August 15, 2025
Wilson Center report showing positive results from bail reform cited in New York Times article on cash bail
August 15, 2025
Regulating risks in outer space
August 14, 2025
Brandon Garrett talks with Strict Scrutiny podcast about his book Defending Due Process: Why Fairness Matters in a Polarized World
August 12, 2025
Sarah Bloom Raskin talks to Marketplace about the role of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors
August 5, 2025
Health Justice Clinic: Working to end discrimination against people in recovery
August 1, 2025
Nita Farahany writes on how “ideological neutrality” could limit transparency of AI systems
August 1, 2025
Jamie Lau comments on new clemency support for Wrongful Convictions client Charles McNeair
August 1, 2025
Paul Grimm says escalating rhetoric and threats against judges are lowering public confidence in the judiciary
August 1, 2025
People on the Move – June/July 2025
July 27, 2025
Andrew Willinger says Supreme Court not likely to take case involving gun ban for undocumented immigrants
July 24, 2025
Andrew Willinger: Trump's failure to nix the ghost gun rule may reveal a centrist view on gun regulation
July 24, 2025
Tim Meyer to Wired: Lutnick's connections to firm betting against tariffs is "quite telling"
July 22, 2025
Elisabeth de Fontenay discusses the rapid rise of private equity and private credit
July 21, 2025
Jamie Lau talks with WUNC about the case and release of Wrongful Convictions Clinic client Benjamin Cole
July 21, 2025
Brandon Garrett calls deported man's prosecution for an unconstitutional crime an "incredibly troubling" violation of due process
July 17, 2025
CLRP hosts Scholarship Mash-Up Retreat
July 15, 2025
Stuart Benjamin questions Paramount's settlement with Trump over claim that appeared to have no "legs"
July 11, 2025
Wilson Center report finds cost savings and public safety and community benefits after bail reform
July 11, 2025
Richard Schmalbeck calls IRS rule allowing church political endorsements unlikely to have much impact
July 11, 2025
Doriane Coleman comments on upcoming Supreme Court hearing on transgender athlete bans
July 11, 2025
Tim Meyer to CNET: Expect holiday season price hikes due to tariffs
July 10, 2025
Larry Zelenak says the new tax deduction for tips only helps those with income to offset
July 10, 2025
Appellate Litigation Clinic helps bring complex cases to justice
July 9, 2025
Tim Meyer talks with NPR about the status of the Trump administration tariffs and the progress of international trade deals
July 8, 2025
The New York Review of Books calls James Boyle's The Line "cogent and well-argued ... raises questions of moral philosophy" on AI and personhood
July 8, 2025
Lauren Hughes JD/LLM '19 joins W&L Law as director of its Immigrant Rights Clinic
July 2, 2025
Jennifer Jenkins on why music copyright law remains “a moving target”
July 1, 2025
Larry Zelenak calls private school tax credit in Trump megabill "deeply offensive to basic tax logic"
June 30, 2025
Duke Law School is No. 1 in Above the Law's annual rankings prioritizing employment outcomes
June 30, 2025
Rob Harrington JD '87 installed as president of the North Carolina Bar Association and Foundation
June 30, 2025
Andrew Willinger tells The Trace that as gun restrictions loosen, there are fewer statutes to challenge
June 30, 2025
Jesse McCoy honored with NCBA Pro Bono Service Award for work with Civil Justice Clinic
June 30, 2025
Stuart Benjamin: SCOTUS ruling makes it harder for judges to prevent Trump orders from going into effect
June 30, 2025
James Coleman discusses the appeal case of Wrongful Convictions Clinic client Ruben Wright
June 30, 2025
Paul Grimm says AI in the courtroom is "here to stay" despite admissibility issues
June 30, 2025
Marin Levy: DOJ lawsuit "takes judges out of their role as adjudicators and makes them adversarial parties"
June 30, 2025
Nita Farahany says new personalized AI-based health tools are different from "Doctor Google"
June 30, 2025
Jeff Ward tells FT that law students should learn to assess new AI-based tools through legal and ethical lenses
June 30, 2025
Tim Meyer tells Bloomberg some White House-announced "trade deals" don't rise to the level of a true agreement
June 30, 2025
Marin Levy: DOJ lawsuit "puts the judiciary into the fray and literally makes them adversarial parties"
June 30, 2025
Marin Levy calls lawsuit against federal judges "a shocking move by the Justice Department that is simply unprecedented"
June 30, 2025
Wrongful Convictions Clinic client released after serving 27 years in prison
June 25, 2025
Lawrence Zelenak speaks to the Wall Street Journal about a new tax proposal | Wall Street Jouranl
June 23, 2025
Aslihan Asil, antitrust scholar, joins Duke Law School faculty
June 23, 2025
Tim Meyer explains on Marketplace how tariffs go from policy idea to implementation to actual revenue
June 23, 2025
Tim Meyer talks with CNET about tariffs' impact on Amazon Prime Day sales
June 18, 2025
Richard Katskee tells USA Today the Religious Liberty Commission doesn't reflect ideological diversity
June 16, 2025
Joseph Blocher cited in Second Circuit opinion involving prohibition of felons from possessing firearms
June 15, 2025
Joseph Blocher's scholarship "Historical Gun Laws Targeting “Dangerous” Groups and Outsiders" cited in 11th Circuit opinion
June 15, 2025
CLRP hosts AI & Marginalized Groups Writing Workshop and Retreat
June 15, 2025
Charles Dunlap discusses martial law and the authority given to the military under the Insurrection Act
June 13, 2025
Nita Farahany warns against AI regulatory bans as AI systems show alarming resistance to human commands
June 13, 2025
Paul Grimm: Law firm billing pressure may be increasing the use of generative AI without proper oversight
June 13, 2025
James Boyle's new book The Line: AI and the Future of Personhood cited in The New Yorker
June 13, 2025
In The New Yorker, Ben Grunwald discusses the risks of hiring private security officers for border enforcement
June 12, 2025
Andrew Willinger says some justices seem to want to address bans on assault weapons, AR-15s
June 12, 2025
Peter Singh JD '15 discusses his intersecting careers in law in music
June 12, 2025
Charles Dunlap tells Wall Street Journal the military typically doesn't engage in domestic law enforcement
June 11, 2025
On NPR, Kate Evans discusses citizens' and immigrants' rights amid immigration enforcement raids
June 11, 2025
Jeff Powell tells USA Today the Insurrection Act is "dangerously broad … something close to a blank check"
June 11, 2025
Shane Stansbury discusses implications of U.S.-Russia prisoner swap for crypto money laundering case
June 11, 2025
Judge Kimberly J. Mueller named next director of the Bolch Judicial Institute
June 11, 2025
Oral history project provides insights into the career of Judge Gerald B. Tjoflat JD '57
June 10, 2025
Environmental Law and Policy Clinic to begin water and soil testing at former Alcoa plant
June 10, 2025
Veronica Root Martinez comments on how Alphabet's $500 million settlement could impact corporate governance trends
June 6, 2025
Community Enterprise Clinic creates lasting relationships among alumni
June 4, 2025
Elisabeth de Fontenay speaks at Millstein conference on private equity's impact on public markets
June 4, 2025
Doriane Coleman comments on International Olympic Committee stand on eligibility rules for sports competition
June 4, 2025
Duke Law mediation training program gets rave reviews and earns two years of CLE credit
June 3, 2025
Richard Katskee to USA Today: Broad rulings in religion and the First Amendment cases could be "incredibly destructive" to public education and religious freedom
June 3, 2025
Jeff Powell comments to Bloomberg Law on pending lawsuits over Elon Musk's involvement with DOGE as he leaves government service
June 3, 2025
Nita Farahany joins Outsourcing Thought podcast to discuss AI's impact on human cognition
June 2, 2025
Doriane Coleman comments on new California rule addressing transgender athletes in high school sport
June 1, 2025
Watch: Tim Meyer discusses the legal challenges to Trump's tariff authority, impact on markets and consumer prices
May 30, 2025
AI is flooding the zone with patents. How can they be more reliable?
May 30, 2025
Bolch Judicial Institute announces the Stanley A. Star ’61 and Elizabeth A. Star Rule of Law Fund
May 30, 2025
Arti Rai finds AI-generated drug compounds undergo less rigorous testing before being patented, calls for more evidentiary disclosure
May 30, 2025
New Seeger Weiss/Daniel Anderl Memorial Fund will support the Bolch Judicial Institute's efforts to protect the rule of law and defend the judiciary
May 30, 2025
Tim Meyer tells The Washington Post the Supreme Court would likely see Trump imposing tariffs as unconstitutional
May 30, 2025
Duke Law’s Community Enterprise Clinic strengthens North Carolina nonprofits
May 28, 2025
Jeff Powell tells USA Today “the vast majority of constitutional lawyers" take the position that Congress alone can suspend habeas corpus
May 27, 2025
Nita Farahany to head university advisory group on trustworthy and responsible AI as part of provost's AI initiative
May 27, 2025
People on the Move - May 2025
May 27, 2025
Elisabeth de Fontenay discusses regulatory issues with private credit at Atlanta Fed's annual financial markets conference
May 27, 2025
Tim Meyer discusses Trump's threat to impose tariffs on Apple's iPhone with Reuters
May 27, 2025
Jaime Alemán JD '78 to join 32nd mission into space on Blue Origin's New Shepard rocket
May 23, 2025
Leslie Olonyi Bosire LLM '20 discusses how his studies at Duke Law have shaped his career in environmental law
May 23, 2025
Andrew Willinger talks about the legal issues around forced reset triggers
May 23, 2025
Satana Deberry JD '94 discusses her challenges and priorities as Durham DA and whether she'll run for reelection
May 23, 2025
Brandon Garrett calls George Floyd murder "a catalyst to reexamine some policies that people had known ... weren't great”
May 23, 2025
Jonathan Wiener appointed Senior Fellow of the Administrative Conference of the United States
May 22, 2025
Professor Margaret Lemos on argument reversals by the United States Solicitor General
May 22, 2025
Christopher Buccafusco wins award for best publication of 2024 on antitrust and intellectual property from American Antitrust Institute
May 22, 2025
Jim Coleman comments on "Texas Seven" case: Judges should err on the side of caution, especially in capital cases
May 21, 2025
Understanding civilian perceptions of war and military legitimacy
May 21, 2025
Robin L. Rosenberg JD/MA '89 is elected to The American Law Institute Council
May 20, 2025
Luke Morgan JD '19 joins Campbell Law School faculty
May 20, 2025
Jamie Lau comments on proposal to eliminate North Carolina’s Innocence Inquiry Commission
May 19, 2025
Tim Meyer to The Washington Post: Small business lawsuits challenging tariffs have “a good chance of succeeding”
May 19, 2025
Nita Farahany writes on the legal and ethical issues around neurotechnologies and AI
May 16, 2025
Sarah Bloom Raskin talks with American Banker about the role management plays in bank examination and supervision
May 14, 2025
Stuart Benjamin and Ernest Young, former law clerks to David Souter, share memories of the late Supreme Court Justice
May 13, 2025
Watch: Paul Grimm appears on Houston TV to discuss "vivid" AI-generated victim statement, appropriate uses of AI in court
May 13, 2025
Paul Grimm talks on MSNBC on criticisms of judges: "Qualitatively and quantitatively, things are much different now"
May 13, 2025
Stuart Benjamin remembers late Justice David Souter's modesty and humility: "He was special"
May 13, 2025
Tim Meyer tells Bloomberg Trump's UK trade "deal" is just a framework: "There’s nothing really to see here"
May 13, 2025
Paul Grimm tells CNN the potential of AI technologies to persuade and influence decisions means courts must weigh how they are used
May 13, 2025
Brandon Garrett in Time: Only Congress has the power to suspend habeas corpus, not the executive branch
May 12, 2025
Class of 2025 celebrates graduation from Duke Law School
May 12, 2025
Nick Brod JD '14 selected as North Carolina Solicitor General
May 12, 2025
David Hoffman JD '93 named interim director of the Duke Initiative for Science & Society, succeeding Nita Farahany JD/MA '04 PhD '06
May 8, 2025
Paul Grimm tells Legaltech News the use of AI avatars by courts could help the public better understand what they do
May 7, 2025
Paul Grimm and David Levi comment to Reuters on "never justified" threats to judges and their families
May 7, 2025
Watch: Jed Purdy delivers lecture on "Democracy and Ecology in a World on Fire" at The New School for Social Research
May 7, 2025
Jack Bergantino '25 writes for LENS Essay Series on the legal grounds for potential U.S. force against drug cartels
May 5, 2025
Arti K. Rai speaks on how patent regulators can keep pace with evolving technologies and enable scientific innovation
May 5, 2025
Tim Meyer details the arguments that could be brought against Trump's "legally dubious" country-specific tariffs
May 2, 2025
Report co-authored by Mara Revkin finds local dynamics critical to reintegrating Iraqis who were displaced from conflict zones
April 30, 2025
Mara Revkin wins Bass Connections Leadership Award for "Evidence-Based Humanitarian Aid Delivery in South Sudan" project
April 30, 2025
Marin Levy and Paul Grimm comment on the tensions between Trump administration officials and members of the federal judiciary
April 30, 2025
Emily Ryo comments on the implementation, impacts of the administration's aggressive immigration policy
April 30, 2025
Charles Dunlap says renaming the Department of Defense the "War Department" would misrepresent its full purpose
April 29, 2025
Professor Veronica Root Martinez on building an effective corporate compliance plan
April 29, 2025
Brandon Garrett tells the New York Times unfair process is unconstitutional and "creates expensive problems"
April 28, 2025
Garret Hoff '25 writes for Newsweek on misconceptions about autism that negatively impact individuals and families
April 28, 2025
Shitong Qiao tells CNN the Chinese government appears to be trying to stabilize and boost confidence in the struggling real estate market
April 25, 2025
Ben Finholt talks with Bolts magazine about his efforts to get clemency for adults serving long sentences for crimes committed as juveniles
April 25, 2025
Veronica Root Martinez discusses the value of monitorships in corporate crime cases with the Financial Times
April 25, 2025
Professor Chris Buccafusco proposes a new way to evaluate style infringement claims
April 25, 2025
People on the Move — April 2025
April 24, 2025
Duke Law School sent the highest percentage of graduates to full-time law jobs of any ABA-accredited law school in 2024
April 24, 2025
Tim Meyer tells Financial Post the Federal Circuit has a record of deferring to Trump's expansive view of tariff powers
April 23, 2025
Kate Evans comments to the Wall Street Journal on jurisdictional issues in case of detained Tufts PhD student
April 23, 2025
David Robinson LLB '64 to be awarded honorary Doctor of Laws at Duke University's commencement ceremony
April 22, 2025
Tim Meyer says the use of IEEPA to impose tariffs appears to circumvent Congressional limits on presidential authority
April 22, 2025
Jim Coleman applauds decision by North Carolina Court of Appeals to review case of Junior Chandler
April 22, 2025
Andrew Willinger tells The Trace the emergence of more extreme gun rights groups since Parkland has changed the political landscape
April 22, 2025
How AI could enable faster outcomes for international human rights cases
April 22, 2025
Arti Rai to The Boston Globe: Federal investments in research and development are a “virtuous circle” for innovation
April 22, 2025
Jim Coleman says proposals limiting recourse for innocence claims would let prosecutors off the hook for "shoddy" work
April 22, 2025
Doriane Coleman comments in the New York Times on trans female athletes in women’s college sports
April 22, 2025
Jeff Powell explains that as advisors to the president, DOGE does not possess any legal authority
April 22, 2025
Sarah Bloom Raskin talks with the BBC on the independence of the Federal Reserve and Jerome Powell's future as chair
April 22, 2025
Joseph Blocher and Andrew Willinger comment on Supreme Court's refusal of case challenging age requirement for concealed carry
April 22, 2025
In Education Week, Richard Katskee calls curricular opt-out policies "deeply harmful to the very idea of public school”
April 22, 2025
Gina-Gail Fletcher named to the inaugural Better Markets Academic Advisory Board
April 22, 2025
Duke Law’s Civil Justice Clinic transforms law students into experienced future litigators
April 21, 2025
Duke’s Civil Justice Clinic: Leveraging its community presence to “level the playing field”
April 21, 2025
Larry Zelenak tells NPR that Harvard has a strong case against administration's threat to revoke its tax-exempt status
April 21, 2025
Paul Grimm calls the use of generative AI in law "almost unlimited" but warns of hallucinations
April 18, 2025
Richard Schmalbeck tells The Boston Globe any attempt to revoke Harvard’s tax-exempt status would require an extensive, lengthy audit investigation
April 18, 2025
Tim Meyer says California's effort to create trade relationships to avoid tariffs may have little substance
April 16, 2025
Professor Steven Schwarcz on expanding financial inclusion for small businesses and investors
April 16, 2025
Marin K. Levy to The New York Times: “It is alarming that we are even having to ask whether the government is failing to comply with court orders”
April 16, 2025
Keith Porcaro joins Talk Justice podcast to discuss how legal aid providers can responsibly navigate the use of AI
April 14, 2025
Jeff Powell says Congress has ultimate authority on trade but "has been profligate" in delegating it to the president
April 14, 2025
Judge Robin Rosenberg JD/MA '89 selected to be director of the Federal Judicial Center
April 14, 2025
Bolch Prize ceremony honoring Justice Tassaduq Hussain Jillani to be held Wednesday at Nasher Museum
April 14, 2025
Professor Rachel Brewster on how the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act benefits U.S. companies
April 11, 2025
Sarah Bloom Raskin: The Fed “seems to be the last bulwark against the inflationary impact of these tariffs"
April 11, 2025
First Amendment Clinic files complaint against City of Asheville alleging open meetings law violations
April 10, 2025
Sara Sternberg Greene writes for Salon on the structural conditions creating a looming poverty crisis for the working poor in retirement
April 8, 2025
Paul Grimm to Bloomberg Law: AI "has the potential to enhance the reputation of the legal system"
April 8, 2025
Charles Dunlap tells The Atlantic U.S. military forces could be mobilized to Greenland as a “show of force"
April 7, 2025
Shelly Martin JD '00 sworn in by Maryland Gov. Wes Moore as state's inspector general for health
April 7, 2025
Brandon Garrett calls often-unreliable eyewitness identifications "compelling, but it is courtroom theater, not memory"
April 7, 2025
Joseph Blocher tells the New York Times the Bruen test is being applied inconsistently by even like-minded judges
April 7, 2025
CLRP hosts Duke Centennial event with David Robinson II JD ’64
April 5, 2025
CLRP hosts March 2025 Scholarship Mash-Up featuring Dr. Keisha L. Bentley-Edwards
April 4, 2025
Shane Ellison comments on how federal funding cuts have impacted organizations that assist refugees
April 4, 2025
Professor Lawrence Zelenak on why a tip tax exemption has gained traction
April 4, 2025
Tim Meyer joins KCBS to discuss the strategy, execution, and impacts of U.S. tariffs on foreign countries
April 3, 2025
Brandon Garrett guests on WFAE's Charlotte Talks to discuss how to optimize police training for public safety
April 3, 2025
Brandon Garrett: Pardon of crypto exchange part of a bigger trend away from corporate accountability
April 3, 2025
Darrell Miller says DOJ investigation into gun carry permitting a reversal of priorities favoring local control and states’ rights
April 3, 2025
Tim Meyer: Tariffs could raise supply chain costs for oil and gas industry, delaying investments
April 2, 2025
CLRP hosts conversation with the 14th Secretary of the Smithsonian Lonnie G. Bunch III
April 2, 2025
Maj. Gen. Charles Dunlap comments on value of JAG lawyers to military leaders: “Sometimes the only right legal answer is no.”
April 2, 2025
Trending: CLRP hosts Secretary Lonnie G. Bunch III
April 2, 2025
Listen: Phil Cook discusses the impacts of gun violence on Americans with NC Newsline
April 2, 2025
Marin K. Levy to be named the Melvin Shimm Distinguished Professor of Law at May 14 ceremony
April 1, 2025
Shitong Qiao to be named the Ken Young-Gak Yun and Jinah Park Yun Distinguished Professor of Law at May 14 ceremony
April 1, 2025
Maggie Lemos: Changing the Supreme Court's political identity should start "from the ground up"
March 31, 2025
Keith Porcaro: Genetic data for 15 million people may be up for bid in the 23andMe bankruptcy
March 31, 2025
Andrew Willinger: Supreme Court ruling on "ghost gun" rule leaves opening for future challenges, repeal
March 31, 2025
Stuart Benjamin: Arrest of Tufts student will test the limits of free speech protections for noncitizens
March 31, 2025
Brandon Garrett tells The New York Times that faulty DNA kits point to a lack of quality controls in forensics
March 31, 2025
Conceived at Duke Law School, Duke Capital Partners marks 10 years of investing in startup success
March 31, 2025
Jolynn Dellinger says state laws defining personhood may conflict with protecting IVF access
March 31, 2025
Professor Sara Sternberg Greene discusses the impact of negative records on prospective tenants
March 30, 2025
Rachel Brewster predicts new tariffs will impact both foreign and domestic car companies, raising prices for buyers
March 28, 2025
Sarah Ludington comments on Elon Musk's role as a private citizen in a position of government influence
March 28, 2025
Professor Jeff Powell on the Appointments Clause and Separation of Powers
March 26, 2025
Duke Law Pro Bono Spring Break Trip: Record Expunction in Asheville
March 26, 2025
Kate Evans tells NPR local ICE detainers aren't undergoing proper review by a judicial official for probable cause
March 25, 2025
Marin K. Levy: The question of whether a presidential administration would comply with court orders is unprecedented in modern times
March 25, 2025
Sarah Hawkins Warren JD ’08 elected presiding justice of the Supreme Court of Georgia
March 25, 2025
Elisabeth de Fontenay comments on buyout of Vacasa, impact to stockholders
March 25, 2025
People on the Move — March 2025
March 25, 2025
Brandon Garrett op-ed: Pretrial discovery both improves public safety and saves money
March 25, 2025
CLRP part of Duke University’s inaugural Experiential Learning trip
March 24, 2025
Reform-minded: Criminal Defense Clinic works to impact policy changes on a systemic level
March 23, 2025
Duke Law’s Criminal Defense Clinic: Changing lives through a holistic approach to client representation
March 23, 2025
Paul Haagen comments on the impact of new revenue distribution model and exit penalties introduced by ACC settlement
March 20, 2025
New article by Arti Rai and Ozmat Jefferson examines role of manufacturing process patents on competition for biosimilar drugs
March 20, 2025
Doriane Coleman says Democrats made a "huge unforced error" in its efforts to secure protections for transgender athletes
March 20, 2025
Ben Finholt says offering high school equivalency programs to incarcerated people "makes them better citizens"
March 20, 2025
Harrison Murphy JD '26 writes op-ed for Newsweek on Democrats' missed opportunity on spending bill vote
March 20, 2025
Marin Levy to The AP: Trump's call for impeachment of federal judge is "a direct threat to judicial independence”
March 20, 2025
Jim Coleman applauds Court of Appeals decision to review case against Wrongful Convictions Clinic client Junior Chandler
March 20, 2025
Graduates of Duke Law School had the second highest first-time bar pass rate in 2024, ABA data show
March 20, 2025
Jed Purdy delivers Mellon Lecture on "Democracy, the Constitution, and the Rule of Law" at University of South Carolina
March 20, 2025
Ken Krmoyan JD '24 named Burton Awards Distinguished Legal Writing Award winner for "Immigration Incentives In FCPA Enforcement"
March 18, 2025
Lisa Kern Griffin discusses how our trust in spotting liars may hurt defendants
March 18, 2025
Maggie Lemos to deliver lecture on Supreme Court Reform, Politics, and Polarization at Marshall University
March 17, 2025
James Boyle to discuss new book "The Line" March 25 at Harvard's Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society
March 17, 2025
Brandon Garrett discusses his new book "Defending Due Process" on An Adjudicator’s Toolkit podcast
March 17, 2025
Tim Meyer: Uncertainty over trade war "almost as bad as the tariffs themselves"
March 17, 2025
James Boyle's book "The Line: AI and the Future of Personhood" is a finalist in the 2025 PROSE Awards
March 17, 2025
Paul Grimm to NPR: Those who try to intimidate judges into not doing their job jeopardize the rule of law
March 14, 2025
Andrew Willinger: Rolling back gun control policies appears to not be a top priority for the Trump administration
March 13, 2025
Sam Buell calls retaliation against law firms "the biggest affront to the legal profession in my lifetime"
March 13, 2025
Professor Stuart Benjamin on why lawsuits challenging social media addiction may fail
March 12, 2025
Ben Grunwald says making a "citizen's arrest" can expose someone to more potential liability than police
March 11, 2025
Veronica Root Martinez is selected as a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation
March 11, 2025
Doriane Coleman says many elements of campus response to sexual assault allegations will stay the same despite "more formal" approach to Title IX interpretation
March 10, 2025
Paul Grimm says while judges can't comment on cases, they can engage with and educate the public on their role
March 6, 2025
Report co-authored by Dr. Nancy Lauer finds North Carolina spent $53 million in 2023 on cleaning up litter, much of it plastics
March 6, 2025
Thavolia Glymph: "The archive I have, and that we have, is one in which enslaved people speak, loudly, and act with intention”
March 6, 2025
Paul Grimm: Impeachment of "judicial first responders" due to disagreement with rulings is wholly unsupported by historical fact
March 6, 2025
Paul Grimm: Calls to impeach federal judges are meant to intimidate those who have or might issue rulings unfavorable to the administration
March 5, 2025
CLRP hosts Scholarship Mash-Up featuring Kerry L. Haynie
March 5, 2025
Ryke Longest says while companies have the right to clearcut around billboards, it poses environmental and safety risks
March 5, 2025
Charles Dunlap: "Unprecedented" firings of Judge Advocates General "sends all wrong messages through the military legal community"
March 5, 2025
Andrew Willinger discusses oral arguments on Mexico's suit against gun manufacturers on Bloomberg Law podcast
March 5, 2025
Sam Buell calls Justice Department's move to drop charges against NYC mayor "a serious breach of the rule of law"
March 3, 2025
Tim Meyer comments to Reuters on framework agreement for US access to Ukraine mineral revenue in exchange for security
March 3, 2025
Andrew Willinger: Unsurprising that gun control groups are backing Mexico in case against U.S. gun makers
March 3, 2025
Andrew Willinger tells USA Today the Supreme Court will likely rule against Mexico's claim against US gun makers
March 3, 2025
Preventing Waste: Clinic emphasizes policies that stop plastic waste before it starts
February 28, 2025
Richard Katskee calls Paul Clement "a sensible choice" to look into efforts to dismiss corruption charges against NYC mayor
February 28, 2025
Andrew Willinger joins The Reload podcast to discuss the Trump administration's approach to gun litigation
February 28, 2025
People on the Move — February 2025
February 27, 2025
Duke's Environmental Law and Policy Clinic reveals the disproportionate burden of waste
February 27, 2025
ABA congratulates Jimmy Scoville, JD '25, and Kiran Singh, JD '25, on MAC Cup II victory
February 27, 2025
Brandon Garrett says prosecutors should be accountable for errors leading to wrongful convictions: "This is actually their job”
February 27, 2025
Environmental Law & Policy Clinic tackles the big problem of little plastics
February 26, 2025
Jonathan McKernan, JD '07, nominated as director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
February 26, 2025
Kate Evans predicts more immigration workplace enforcement against both employers and employees
February 26, 2025
Charles Dunlap says any nominees to replace fired top military lawyers are likely to be seen as "simply a compliant politico"
February 26, 2025
Autumn Hamit Patterson, JD '14, selected as new Arkansas Solicitor General
February 26, 2025
Charles Dunlap says the unprecedented firing of the military's top legal officers "can't help our relations with our allies"
February 25, 2025
Andrew Willinger joins Court Watch podcast to discuss upcoming arguments in Mexico's lawsuit against U.S. gun manufacturers
February 25, 2025
Environmental Law and Policy Clinic files amicus brief on behalf of National Parks Conservation Association to protect Wilderness Battlefield
February 25, 2025
Lisa Kern Griffin discusses new article on the limits of cross-examination and forthcoming book Honest Mistakes
February 25, 2025
Yaron Nili to Bloomberg: Companies are weighing the potential impact of Trump's economic moves to determine materiality to investors
February 23, 2025
Duke Law team of Jimmy Scoville '25 and Kiran Singh '25 wins MAC Cup II M&A Negotiation Competition
February 21, 2025
Jed Purdy writes on the rule of law and its complex interactions with constitutionalism and democracy
February 21, 2025
Marin Levy calls articles of impeachment "an attempt to politicize the judiciary" and intimidate federal judges doing their job
February 20, 2025
Paul W. Grimm to step down as director of Bolch Judicial Institute at end of 2025
February 20, 2025
Paul Grimm tells CNN the issuance of nationwide injunctions by a single judge may be ripe for Supreme Court review
February 19, 2025
Jeff Powell writes for Balkanization on the new approach to constitutional adjudication proposed in Price's "bold, fascinating" Constitutional Symmetry
February 18, 2025
Kristin Goss tells USA Today the Parkland tragedy gave young people a platform to organize around gun violence prevention
February 17, 2025
Sarah Bloom Raskin: Ignoring the financial impact of fossil fuels and climate risk won't help strengthen resilience
February 17, 2025
Professor Marin K. Levy discusses checks, balances, and the independent judiciary
February 17, 2025
Marin K. Levy tells Reuters the move to cancel leases for judiciary operations is creating "unnecessary chaos"
February 17, 2025
Tim Meyer comments on executive order suspending FCPA enforcement; says law promotes U.S. diplomatic and foreign policy objectives
February 14, 2025
Paul Grimm joins Bloomberg Law podcast to discuss attacks on federal judges and defiance of judicial orders
February 13, 2025
Duke Environmental Law and Policy Clinic Newsletter, Winter 2025 [pdf]
February 13, 2025
Brandon Garrett writes for Reason on balancing the costs and benefits of due process reforms in the pretrial setting
February 13, 2025
Thavolia Glymph to receive the Raymond Gavins Distinguished Faculty Award from the Samuel DuBois Cook Society
February 13, 2025
Jennifer Jenkins talks with Vox about U.S. copyright – and what is lost by imposing long copyright terms
February 13, 2025
Forum-shopping is driving lawsuits challenging executive orders to Maryland's federal court, Paul Grimm tells Bloomberg Law
February 12, 2025
Elisabeth de Fontenay, Gina-Gail Fletcher, and Veronica Root Martinez appointed European Corporate Governance Institute Research Members
February 12, 2025
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit Oral Arguments at Duke Law
February 12, 2025
Rachel Brewster tells Axios a pause on FCPA enforcement against U.S. corporations "could be a pretty powerful tool" in U.S. trade wars with foreign countries
February 12, 2025
Paul Grimm writes for Bloomberg Law on changes that could de-politicize the issuance of nationwide injunctions
February 12, 2025
In the NY Times, Doriane Coleman calls the tone of executive orders on trans rights "both wrong on the substance and understandably scary for trans people"
February 12, 2025
Tim Meyer joins VOA's The Issue to discuss tariffs, executive power, and the implications for foreign relations and diplomacy
February 11, 2025
Test for photo gallery
February 11, 2025
Brandon Garrett blogs for The Volokh Conspiracy this week on themes in his new book Defending Due Process
February 11, 2025
Paul Grimm warns that targeting federal judges, ignoring court orders puts the rule of law and individual rights at risk
February 11, 2025
Brandon Garrett writes on the Supreme Court's recent civil forfeiture ruling and why due process matters
February 11, 2025
Marin Levy says AGs and judge "all acting well within their authority" in order that temporarily blocks Musk's DOGE team from accessing Treasury systems
February 10, 2025
Tim Meyer tells Politico Trump's tariffs push the constitutional limits of executive power, warrant court scrutiny
February 10, 2025
Brandon Garrett: How to Build a Fairer Jury
February 10, 2025
Tim Meyer explains how the International Emergency Economic Powers Act gives the president authority to enact tariffs
February 6, 2025
Wilson Center report bolsters state's move to end law enforcement involvement in mental health transports
February 4, 2025
Tariffs and Trade: International law expert Timothy Meyer
February 3, 2025
Andrew Willinger fact-checks false social media claim of nationwide concealed carry reciprocity
February 3, 2025
CLRP hosts Scholarship Mash-Up featuring Professor Tyson H. Brown
February 3, 2025
Jotwell says "groundbreaking" anti-patent proposal by Stuart Benjamin et al. "holds promise for fostering innovation while protecting consumer interests"
February 3, 2025
Andrew Willinger says split decision on gun cases could send the issue of age restrictions to the Supreme Court
February 3, 2025
Tim Meyer says Canadian tariffs could be subject to scrutiny under the Major Questions Doctrine: "Clearly a question of major economic significance"
February 3, 2025
Andrew Willinger explains laws governing possession of firearms by suspect in Raleigh cop shooting
February 3, 2025
Sonya Middleton named SVP and general counsel for Cox Communications
January 30, 2025
Phil Rubin JD/MA '11 to fill District 40 seat in North Carolina House of Representatives
January 30, 2025
Jolynn Dellinger calls the ability to track data from everyday activities "a perfect storm of privacy problems"
January 30, 2025
Joel Taubenblatt '95 named acting chief of the FCC's Wireless Telecommunications Bureau
January 29, 2025
Akila McConnell '04 discusses how her food tourism business showcases Atlanta's rich culinary heritage
January 29, 2025
Tim Meyer tells Law360 the law banning TikTok may be effectively unenforceable against Trump's assertion of executive power
January 29, 2025
Shitong Qiao interviewed on his new book exploring property rights in China and neighborhood-level democratization
January 29, 2025
Professor Jim Cox on the importance of giving back: “It’s good to signal to people that we care about the enterprise”
January 28, 2025
Kelli Raker writes on how justice tech providers and legal service organizations can collaborate for impact
January 24, 2025
Jamie Lau says client "never received the fair proceeding he is owed" as Wrongful Convictions Clinic files new MAR
January 24, 2025
Former Chief Justice of Pakistan Tassaduq Hussain Jillani to receive 2025 Bolch Prize
January 22, 2025
Sarah Bloom Raskin calls Fed's withdrawal from climate risk group “substantively and symbolically significant"
January 21, 2025
Mara Revkin's new report examines local attitudes toward returning Iraqis with perceived ties to ISIL
January 21, 2025
Sam Buell is interviewed on Oh My Fraud podcast about his career path from federal prosecutor to law professor
January 21, 2025
Mark Uyeda '95 named acting chair of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
January 21, 2025
Nita Farahany to speak at World Economic Forum today on helping youth to flourish
January 21, 2025
Nita Farahany on how business can align AI with mental privacy: "An organization should respect that space"
January 21, 2025
Kate Evans, Elana Fogel, and Brandon Garrett write for The Hill on the due process concerns raised by the Laken Riley Act
January 16, 2025
Duke Immigrant Rights Clinic reflects on five years — and the future
January 15, 2025
Jennifer Jenkins discusses Miley Cyrus "Flowers" copyright infringement lawsuit: Ninth Circuit precedent "seems problematic”
January 15, 2025
Joseph Blocher says Washington State's ban on high-capacity magazines has precedent in similar laws
January 15, 2025
Sam Lawrence, JD '24, is an Equal Justice Works fellow at the Wilson Center for Science and Justice
January 14, 2025
Brandon Garrett discusses clemency, exonerations, and what may be the imminent demise of the death penalty
January 14, 2025
Duke Law students join forces to assist 37 people detained in Georgia
January 14, 2025
Immigrant Rights Clinic protects almost 30 clients from removal in the fall of 2024
January 14, 2025
Brandon Garrett and Luke Mears, JD '24, publish "Compensating Exonerees in the United States"
January 14, 2025
Sara Sternberg Greene is elected to The American Law Institute
January 13, 2025
Charles Dunlap talks with Politico about possible domestic deployment of U.S. troops under Trump
January 13, 2025
Yvette Garcia Missri says state's medical release law needs clarifying to include more elderly and seriously ill prisoners
January 12, 2025
Sarah Bloom Raskin warns that the climate-exacerbated insurance crisis is a risk to the whole financial system
January 10, 2025
How the Supreme Court is Reshaping Our Everyday Lives
January 9, 2025
People on the Move — January 2025
January 7, 2025
Review: Perspectives in James Boyle's The Line "orient our attention ... and help us to see past the surface of events"
January 7, 2025
Jolynn Dellinger tells NBC that as technology's power rises, privacy may shrink in proportion
January 6, 2025
Mara Revkin tells NPR that ISIS may take advantage of anti-Muslim policies in the US to recruit and strengthen
January 6, 2025
CBS Saturday Morning interviews Jennifer Jenkins on copyright, creativity, and the public domain
January 6, 2025
Pamela Goodwine MJS '23 becomes the first Black woman elected to the Kentucky Supreme Court
January 6, 2025
Brandon Garrett hails Cooper commutations as a step toward smart and just public safety policy
January 3, 2025
Jayne Huckerby: Governments must hold themselves, not just the Taliban, to account on Afghan women's rights
January 3, 2025
Paul Grimm and panel discuss threats, disinformation, and the decline of public trust in the judiciary
January 2, 2025
Copyright's fair use doctrine is "notoriously fact-specific," Jennifer Jenkins tell LA Times
January 2, 2025
Article by Jonathan Wiener and Tyler Felgenhauer named among best of 2024 by the Environmental Law Institute
January 2, 2025
Betty Boop, Pluto, Donald Duck to enter the public domain in coming years, Jennifer Jenkins notes
January 2, 2025
Marin K. Levy's "Visiting Judges" cited in Second Circuit opinion on case challenging a judicial designation
January 2, 2025
Jennifer Jenkins talks with Morning Edition about the artistic works now in the public domain
January 2, 2025

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