The Harry R. Chadwick, Sr. Professor Emeritus of Law. After serving a tour in the Army, he commenced teaching law and has continued that career since 1957. He has been a member of the law faculties at Wyoming, Indiana, Ohio State, Michigan, and Duke.

The Duke Law Oral History Project is an ongoing project designed to collect and archive memories from alumni and faculty throughout the history of the Duke Law School.

Discussion of the role that elections play on our justice system.

Recorded on October 31, 2007.

Full title: Elected Justice: The Impact of Electing Judges & Prosecutors.

Appearing: Speakers: Judge Boyce Martin of the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, Durham County Judge Marcia Morey, and Wake County District Attorney Colon Willoughby ; moderated by Paul Carrington.

The journal of Law & Contemporary Problems presents its day-long annual conference at the Law School, providing extensive scholarly discussion and critical analysis of Odious Debt. Panel IV: "Policing State Corruption and the Relevance of Transnational Justice Issues" Featuring: Lee Buchheit, Larry Backer, Paul Carrington, Adrienne Davis, David Gray, Jeffrey Meyer, Christiana Ochoa, and Anita Ramasastry

Recorded on January 26, 2007.

Panel titled: Policing State Corruption & the Relevance of Transnational Justice Issues.

Is prolonged tenure for Supreme Court Justices a problem in today's circumstances, and if so, what should be done? Topics explored during this conference will include: Contemporary Consequences of Life Tenure; Are These Consequences Problematic Under Today's Circumstances?; Examining Possible Solutions; Bringing Change About.

Recorded on April 09, 2005.

Panel titled: Are These Consequences Problematic Under Today's Circumstances?.

Conference title: Reforming the Supreme Court? (2005)