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Greene, a sociologist and legal scholar, employs qualitative empirical methods to study the relationship between law, poverty, and inequality, and ultimately optimize the impact of financial laws on law- and moderate-income families. One recent project focused on the deceitful and aggressive practices used by hospital systems to collect medical debt. The paper, reported by NBC News, ultimately helped lead to relief from lawsuits and property liens for thousands of patients in North Carolina. 

Huckerby writes that the international community must take steps beyond suing the Taliban to curtail abuses of Afghan women

Garrett says the death penalty "has no deterrent effect, costs taxpayers dearly and is riddled with errors and biases."

"The Evolving International Climate Change Regime" will be published in the Environmental Law Reporter

A $10 million gift from RaceTrac will honor the legacy of Carl and Susan Bass Bolch, who established the Institute in 2018

Reflecting on some of our favorite memories of 2024 as we look forward to the promise of a new year

Grimm writes that the bill addresses a critical shortage of federal judges that has impacted all aspects of American life

Gabriela Nagle Alverio explains why attending the conference leaves her optimistic about climate activism