Online Exclusives

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What Cost Free Access to Justice?

Brazilian and American experts compare systems and explore solutions.

By Jaegun Lee ’20
November 19, 2018

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National Moot Court Team Advances

Nine teams competed in the regional competition, held at Roger Williams University in Rhode Island.

November 19, 2018

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Happy Anniversary

LAB was an innovation when it was founded in 1968. A series of events honoring the program and its offshoots began in November.

November 15, 2018

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Greenfield Takes the Pulse of Corporate Personhood

New book takes a radical approach to the quandary left by Citizens United.

By Clea Simon
November 14, 2018

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Double Jeopardy: Why Ex-Convicts’ Rights Matter

How America treats its prisoners says a lot about its commitment to democracy.

By Stephanie Schorow
November 7, 2018

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The Big Bang: Reunion 2018

Happy times were here again during alumni weekend November 2 and 3.

November 6, 2018

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The Electoral College Dilemma

Rappaport panel debates whether the voting mechanism is a "disaster" or a "bulwark against a tyrannical majority."

By Brett Gannon ’21
November 2, 2018

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Dean’s Column: How to Avoid the Next 2008

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 ...

November 1, 2018

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Colleges Must Do More to Address Implicit Bias

Carl Takei ’07 leads ACLU’s effort to confront racial profiling on campuses.

By Jaegun Lee ’20
October 29, 2018

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Impeachment as a Partisan Tool

How misunderstanding of this much-abused mechanism may be hurting democracy.

By Brendan McKinnon ’19
October 25, 2018