Join Professor Kathy Bradley and her seminar students for a conversation about their recent spring break trip to Ghana. Learn about the interrelationship between Ghana's customary, constitutional, and statutory laws relating to marriage and spousal property, and hear what students are doing to help the pending Property Rights of Spouses Bill become law.

The Journal of Gender Law & Policy is hosting its annual symposium. Kara Bitar, J.D. Candidate, Class of 2012, Duke Law School, and Special Projects Editor, Duke Journal of Gender Law & Policy, will be discussing the parental rights of rapists with the assistance of Professor Kathryn Bradley of Duke Law School.

Eleven Duke Law students spent the 2012 spring semester studying legal issues surrounding proposed laws regarding spousal property rights and spousal intestate succession in Ghana. The students, accompanied by Professors Kathryn Bradley and Esther Acolatse, spent a week in Ghana researching the pending legislation.