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Online Exclusives

Amicus Brief ‘Pop Up’ Clinic Produces First Filing

New clinic responds to state court request.

March 30, 2017

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The ‘Accidental Feminist’ Who’s Rewriting History

Former US Treasurer Rosie Rios strives to put women in their proper place in history.

By Ryan Duffy
March 29, 2017

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Returning Art to Its Rightful Place

Nicholas O'Donnell ’03 specializes in restoring treasures taken in World War II.

By Brianna Marshall ’19
March 24, 2017

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Henriette’s Story: The Power of Law

At our student orientation last August, I told the incoming 1L class about a recent book I had read by Henriette Ngenga, the mother of ...

By Dean Vincent Rougeau
March 24, 2017

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Passion Matters

A judge speaks of lessons learned in a career on both sides of the bench.

By James Barasch '18
March 17, 2017

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How Private Prisons Exploit Inmates—and American Ideals

Lawyer John Dacey discusses how to stop a correctional system gone awry.

By James Barasch '18
March 17, 2017

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BC Law Moves to 26th in US News Rankings

In the latest US News and World Report rankings, BC Law moved up four spots to #26. The School has moved up ten spots over the ...

March 14, 2017

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Affordable Housing Was Never the Same in Newton…

...after Josephine McNeil ’87 started CAN-DO 22 years ago.

By Stephanie Schorow
March 8, 2017

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Chief Justice Gants Argues for ‘More Human’ Courts

Says minimum mandatory sentences and court fees are burdensome to our criminal justice system and the people it serves.

By James Barasch '18
March 3, 2017

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A Forceful Voice for Others with Disabilities

Michael Amoruso ’94 was behind a major legislative victory that empowers individuals with impairments to control their own lives.

By Ryan Duffy
March 1, 2017