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Investigating N.C.'s role in CIA renditions

Faculty, students examine state’s ties to apprehension, detention, and transport of terror suspects to be tortured outside the U.S.
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, Mar. 1-2.
LENS Conference

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

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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
Duke historian Glymph accepts secondary appointment to Law School faculty - November 28, 2018
Listen: Gulati discusses sovereign debt defaults on Slate Money podcast - November 27, 2018
Duke researchers receive Greenwall Foundation grant to address issues in AI-enabled health care delivery - November 26, 2018
McAllaster honored by NC AIDS Action Network - November 13, 2018
Program in Public Law presents Nov. 15 lecture by Professor Powell: The Emergence of the American Constitutional Law Tradition - November 12, 2018
Nowlin, students analyze issues of equity and resource allocation in farm bill - November 07, 2018
Adler continues to refine social welfare calculations in assessing climate policy - November 07, 2018
Game of Drones: Students in the Advanced Environmental Law and Policy Clinic take on a novel set of legal questions stemming from the use of drones in marine science and conservation - November 07, 2018
Wiener: Designing regulations "built to learn" - November 07, 2018
Longest advocates preservation of nation’s visual character as chair of Scenic America - November 07, 2018
First Circuit Court of Appeals cites Blocher’s “Firearms Localism” in opinion upholding gun permit restrictions - November 05, 2018
New books by Duke Law scholars featured in Duke's fall roundup - November 02, 2018
Richman: New regulatory regime needed to address emerging health care technologies - November 01, 2018
Research by Beskind, Skene, Vidmar and others indicates that type of crime alleged can increase jurors’ confidence in guilt - October 29, 2018