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Justice Ginsburg, who died on Sept. 18, is remembered as a path-breaking and inspirational advocate and jurist, a dedicated mentor, and a friend to Duke Law.

In an op-ed for CNN, Ginsburg's former clerk urges Americans to redouble their efforts toward equal citizenship stature for all.

The 239 JD candidates were selected from a pool of almost 5,000 applicants; women comprise 57% of the class and 33% identify as persons of color.

The grant will bolster legal and scientific data-driven research that specifically addresses criminal justice reform.

Federal law requires that public schools provide students with disabilities individualized services. But some North Carolina districts are forcing all students to learn virtually.

The clinic’s work with three partner organizations led to new rules for testing and removing lead from water at N.C. childcare centers and is hailed for innovative approaches to enhancing environmental quality.

An historic N.C. Supreme Court decision acknowledged the role of racism in the state’s criminal justice system.