It is the question that has been hanging over our elections for the last eight years. Ever since the Supreme...
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...
Erika Artinger '16 came to BC Law with a deep background in science. Utilizing the Boston College Alumni network and connected professors, she was able to land her dr...
After he joined a large financial institution during the recession in 2008, Alvin Reynolds discusses how coming to the Boston College Law School opened doors to caree...
Addressing the Boston College Law School class of 2015, David Simas, Law ’95, told the graduates that they should always remember why they chose to earn their law degree. “A...
The word genocide calls to mind events like the Jewish and Armenian holocausts, but according to Maung Zarni, a Burmese scholar affiliated with Harvard and the London School of Eco...
The Rappaport Center for Law and Public Policy at Boston College Law School is pleased to announce the hiring of a new executive director. Elisabeth J. Medvedow, currently the ex...
Watch a video of Schwartz and Sanders in court Third-year students Shannon Johnson, Alejandra Salinas, Jeremy Sanders, and Kelly Schwartz just stood before the Ninth Circui...
Professor Mark Brodin, editor of the bible known as the Handbook of Massachusetts Evidence, has a new gig: He is now also the editor of the six-volume treatise, Weinstein’s Feder...
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court (SJC) has released its final decisions on the proposed changes to the state’s rules of professional conduct. As a member of the SJC’s S...
Boston College is part of a consortium of thirteen Jesuit law schools that have partnered with the nonprofit Jesuit Refugee Service/USA in an effort to study and improve upon the r...
“Equality recession.” That’s a term coined by two leaders of BC’s Black Law Students Association...
