Online Exclusives

Online Exclusives

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

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Peter Donovan Loved a Good Argument—and His Students

The scary 'big man' with a heart of gold is remembered.

By Vicki Sanders
February 27, 2017

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Does Transnational Law Hold the Secret to Global Justice?

Scholar says this legal discipline can bring useful ideas to modern law.

By Joshua Moore ’17
February 24, 2017

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2L Wins Student Writing Competition

National Law Review honors Robert Park for article on credit card marketing tactics.

February 23, 2017

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Internet Watchdog Says Nation’s Cybersecurity Is in a Sorry State

Lawfare's Jack Goldsmith believes that negotiation and diplomacy may be the best strategies for mitigating attacks.

By James Barasch '18
February 20, 2017

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Soto ’17 Receives Immigrant Justice Corps Fellowship

Graduate's family migration experience inspires her advocacy.

By Nate Kenyon
February 20, 2017

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If the Library of Attorney Robert Morris Could Speak…

A new exhibit of books and papers of one of America’s first black lawyers does, in fact, speak volumes about him.

February 16, 2017

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BC Law Teams Win Accolades in Moot Court Contests

3Ls earn the respect of coaches and adversaries in major competitions.

February 14, 2017

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Muslim Students Reply to Immigration Ban

Zain Ahmad and Mousa al Mosawy ponder the effects of Trump's effort to keep certain people from entering the US.

By Venus Chui '18
February 13, 2017