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Conversation with Judge Timothy Kelly T'91 (U.S. District Court for DC): “Pursuing a Career in the Judicial, Executive or Legislative Branches"

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January 26, 2022 12:30 PM

Business Law Society Presents Mid-Size Markets & OCI

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OutLaw Advocacy: Past and Present

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Wrongful Convictions Clinic hailed as a model of effective innocence work in North Carolina

Madden '72 reflects on changes for the transgender community

Commercial litigator Maryellen Madden, a longtime advocate and educator for LGBTQ rights, transitioned in 2015 at the age of 67.

Record number of students enroll in short courses for Wintersession

President Biden taps Professor Sarah Bloom Raskin to be Federal Reserve vice chair for supervision

Raskin, the Colin W. Brown Distinguished Professor of the Practice of Law, served as deputy treasury secretary and a Fed governor in the Obama administration.

In Judicature, Levi interviews two women judges who were evacuated from Afghanistan

The fall/winter issue also contains articles on courtroom design, the last living Nuremberg prosecutor, and more

Center for the Study of the Public Domain

Copyrighted works from 1926 and some 400,000 recordings enter the public domain

Winnie-the-Pooh and Bambi, scores of silent films, and decades of recordings are now free to use, according to the Center for the Study of the Public Domain.

Andrea Guzman ’22, Kate Weaver ’23, and Luis Basurto Villneuva ’22

Immigrant Rights Clinic launches online guide to extended deadline for filing asylum applications

The website links to an online form enabling asylum seekers to determine confidentially whether they qualify for benefits under the Mendez Rojas settlement.

Alumni support bolsters students pursuing public interest careers

New summer and post-grad fellowships are helping students get a foothold in public interest careers

Wrongful Convictions Clinic hailed as a model of effective innocence work in North Carolina

Madden '72 reflects on changes for the transgender community

Record number of students enroll in short courses for Wintersession

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Duke Law’s Wrongful Convictions Clinic, led by Prof. Jamie Lau (Supervising Attorney) and Prof. Ji

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Duke Law’s Wrongful Convictions Clinic, led by Prof. Jamie Lau (Supervising Attorney) and Prof. Jim Coleman (Director), featured in the latest @IndyWeek as a model of effective innocence work here in North Carolina! “I hope that the clinic will continue as long as there are people who are wrongfully convicted in prisons in North Carolina. The work and the skills that we develop will be important in the practice of law into the foreseeable future,” said Prof. Coleman, clinic director and director of the Center for Criminal Justice and Professional Responsibility. “Great to see Indy Week highlighting the work of former Duke Law students Caitlin Swain, Nakita Cuttino, and Shoshana Silverstein-a few of the many excellent students that have helped us achieve justice,” Prof. Lau, who is also faculty adviser to the Duke Innocence Project, tweeted from earlier today. Link in bio to full story. Photo: Yulia Martinez (@azyfoleypersonal)/IndyWeek

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