• Rai: Identifying policy approaches to support AI innovation and improved health care decision-making - April 10, 2019
• Dunlap: Considering the implications for terrorism of “going dark” - April 10, 2019
• Lawyers take the lead when clients suffer a data breach - April 10, 2019
• Richman: Correcting mismatches in health regulation in the digital age - April 10, 2019
• Reiners: The problems with crypto’s revolving door - April 10, 2019
• On emerging tech: Training lawyers to lead the way with a focus on ethics and interdisciplinary engagement - April 10, 2019
• Farahany: Carving out protections for mental privacy - April 10, 2019
• Cadmus: Facilitating open access to legal scholarship and information - April 10, 2019
• Beale: Assessing the legal response to attacks on “internet of things” - April 10, 2019
• Ward: Mining public health strategies to inoculate against damage from “deep fakes” - April 10, 2019
• Wiener: Applying adaptive regulation to the case of automated vehicles - April 10, 2019
• Stark: How to manage the ransomware crime wave - April 10, 2019
• D. Coleman testifies before House Judiciary Committee on “Equality Act” April 2 - April 01, 2019
• Greene, colleagues study why consumer bankruptcy reorganization fails - March 19, 2019
• Second Amendment scholars Blocher and Miller co-direct new Duke Center for Firearms Law - February 12, 2019
• Garrett co-authors JustScience Lab report making case against sentencing juveniles to life without parole in North Carolina - February 11, 2019
• Richman: HCA's purchase of Mission Health could shift patients back to hospitals rather than less costly outpatient, preventive care settings - February 04, 2019
• In new book, Siegel and co-author introduce readers to constitutional law, theory, politics - February 01, 2019
• Duke Law mourns passing of renowned scholar William Van Alstyne - January 30, 2019
• Sachs discusses Supreme Court amicus brief, novel interpretation on the origins of sovereign immunity - January 29, 2019
• Watch Helfer lecture at McGill, Jan. 10, 2:30 ET: “Institutional Change and the International Labour Organization in a Moment of Populism” - January 09, 2019
• Levi, Frisch ’18, Remus, argue lawyers should reclaim role as community caretakers in addressing access-to-justice gap - January 07, 2019
• Buell: A presidential self-pardon "can constitute obstruction of justice when done with a bad motive" - December 17, 2018
• Ward helps N.C. Bar committee embrace design thinking to tackle access to justice issues - December 17, 2018
• Faculty, students participate in investigation of North Carolina's role in CIA renditions - December 07, 2018

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