Washington and Lee Law Professor Russell Miller spoke on “Executive Power in Comparative Perspective” at...
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Three generations of leading scholars from a dozen countries gathered at Boston College Law School September...
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Boston College’s greater law community enjoyed the rare privilege of having a candid discussion with a Can...