Center for Sports Law and Policy

Re-examining Reconstruction

Duke Center on Law, Race and Politics and Law in Slavery and Freedom Project of the University of Michigan host conference on historical period that set the stage for the Civil Rights movement, March 1-2.
New Duke Law research center focuses on gun rights and regulation

Second Amendment scholars Joseph Blocher and Darrell Miller co-direct the Duke Center for Firearms Law.
LENS Conference

Duke’s Center on Law, Ethics and National Security considers key cybersecurity, terrorism, and national security challenges, February 22-23.

The Center for Sports Law and Policy at Duke Law School is a forum for sports law and policy-related engagement and programming at the University. Consistent with Duke’s interdisciplinary strengths, the work of the Center examines:

the regulation and business of professional, Olympic, and education-based sport
the welfare of athletes, including their health and educational development
the promise of sport as a social good

Affiliated faculty at the Law School and the University bring the tools of their respective academic disciplines to bear on this work, and alumni and guests contribute on-the-ground context and expertise.