As many as 80 million Americans have criminal records and one of them—Donnell Wright, who served time for ...
Calling the Electoral College one of the “least understood disasters at the core of our Constitution,” H...
Months before the 2016 election, Joshua Matz was already stunned by the frequency and vitriol of impeachment...
David T. Flanagan ’73 (above) is the recipient of this year's Maine Irish Heritage Center Claddagh awar...
BC Law's 2018 Reunion began at noon on November 2 and lasted until the wee hours of November 3 as some 500 ...
This fall, law school deans face two data points that—when combined—indicate trouble ahead. The most recent NALP placement statistics show a slight increase in the overall empl...
No one should be subject to public humiliation and the trauma of being interrogated by police responding to ...
It was the coming-together of a mentor-mentee, leader and acolyte, and now friend and friend when former M...
The BC Innocence Program (BCIP) featured a discussion with exoneree Eugene Gilyard and Professor Charlotte W...
The event was like so many BC Law’s Rappaport Center has presented, bristling with ideas and stimulating c...
BC Law Professor Michael Cassidy, an expert in criminal law and prosecutorial ethics, played a role in the M...
BC Law professor Kent Greenfield's latest book delves deep into the debate that began with the Supreme Court...
With Brexit now less than six months away, the fate of Europe’s centralized patent court is still up in th...
