Friends of the Court
How pre-Civil War blacks used the rule of law....
Who is an American citizen? That question was apparently settled by the Fourteenth Amendment, which declared...
Brainstorm
Citizens Unbound
Rethinking our place in the world....
What does being a citizen mean in a world with increasingly fluid boundaries? Professor Dimitry Kochenov, Un...
‘Dude, Your Life is Ruined’
Making a case for rehabilitation....
Donnell Wright spent five-and-a-half years in prison for a 2004 drug arrest. Although he was a model prisone...
Race and Policing—Chapter 2018
Child of the South teaches lessons on justice....
Raised in the “Jim Crow” South, Geraldine Hines has been a public defender, name partner in a law firm, ...
The Making of a Supreme Court Litigator
A generalist learns how to talk the talk....
Paul M. Smith has argued 19 US Supreme Court cases, most notably the landmark case Lawrence v. Texas, wh...
Can We Recapture the Genius of Our Nation?
Perhaps, if were are able to find common ground. ...
Martin O’Malley, a 2016 presidential candidate who served as governor of Maryland and mayor of Baltimo...
Bringing Good to the Neighborhood
A native daughter takes on Riker’s challenges, and more....
Bronx District Attorney Darcel Clark, a 1983 graduate of BC, is the first woman district attorney of Bronx C...
A Head for Business: An Interview with Dean Vincent Rougeau
Turning a law degree to advantage in the corporate arena....
James M. Micali ’73 spent thirty-one years at tire giant Michelin and was chairman and president of Michel...
The View from on High
Musings about life on the big bench....
This conversation began with a discussion between Dean Vincent Rougeau and Associate Justice Elena Kagan, t...
A Search for Equality
Breaking the gridlock of race, poverty, and immigration....
The following are edited excerpts from a conversation between Dean Vincent Rougeau and Darnell L. Williams, ...
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