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A panel of three judges from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit heard oral arguments at Duke Law on Wednesday, February 5

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Meyer explains executive branch power to impose tariffs and what legal challenges might arise

Jolynn Dellinger calls the ability to track data from everyday activities "a perfect storm of privacy problems"

Misuse of personal data should concern everyone, not just those whose activities could be criminalized

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Jim and Bonnie Cox have created a new scholarship fund for Duke Law students

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Duke Law is proud to announce that Sarah Boyce, JD ’12, will be the Distinguished Speaker for Duke

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Duke Law is proud to announce that Sarah Boyce, JD ’12, will be the Distinguished Speaker for Duke Law’s 2025 Convocation on May 10! 🎓⚖️ Currently General Counsel to NC Governor Josh Stein, Boyce has led high-profile cases, argued before the U.S. Supreme Court, and clerked for Justices Sandra Day O’Connor and Stephen Breyer. A former Editor-in-Chief of the Duke Law Journal and a professor of appellate practice in 2022 and 2023, she has remained deeply connected to Duke Law. We look forward to welcoming her back to celebrate the Class of 2025!

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❄️ Brrrr! It’s freezing out here, but that won’t stop our host, Chinaelo, from making the most of this snowy day! ⛄️❄️ Follow along as she takes us through a day in the life of a Duke Law student! 📚☕️ #DukeLawLife

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Jed Purdy writes on the rule of law and its complex interactions with constitutionalism and democracy

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Professor Marin K. Levy Discusses Checks, Balances, and the Independent Judiciary

Paul Grimm writes for Bloomberg Law on changes that could de-politicize the issuance of nationwide injunctions

Paul Grimm writes for Bloomberg Law on changes that could de-politicize the issuance of nationwide injunctions

U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit Oral Arguments at Duke Law

Brandon Garrett: How to Build a Fairer Jury

Tariffs and Trade: International Law Expert Timothy Meyer

Jolynn Dellinger calls the ability to track data from everyday activities "a perfect storm of privacy problems"

Professor Jim Cox on the importance of giving back: “It’s good to signal to people that we care about the enterprise”

Jed Purdy writes on the rule of law and its complex interactions with constitutionalism and democracy

Professor Marin K. Levy Discusses Checks, Balances, and the Independent Judiciary

Paul Grimm writes for Bloomberg Law on changes that could de-politicize the issuance of nationwide injunctions

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U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit Oral Arguments at Duke Law

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