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Trump and the Constitution: How Will That Work?
Constitutional scholars express concerns about the new administration.
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A Push for Educational Equality
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Moot Court Team Wins Regionals
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Reunion 2016 a Huge Hit
Alumni came from near and far (Singapore!) to reconnect with classmates.
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Beating Terrorism with New Challenges, Evolving Strategies
Experts look beyond the obvious for new solutions to radicalism.
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What Can Be Done About Institutional Racism?
Coquillette book inspires a panel discussion about confronting harmful symbolism.
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Rethinking Punishment and Reforming Prisons
Judith Resnik on America's wrong-headed view of the treatment of prisoners.
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Protecting Immigrants from Exploitation
Law and social work experts think collaboratively about protecting the vulnerable.
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Debating the Charter School Question
Valid arguments are made by both sides in hotly contested ballot issue.
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Top Economist Talks of Mortgage Crisis Ripple Effect
Michael Stegman calls for innovation to improve lending habits.
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How Important Is the Vice President?
Scholar says empowerment of the VP proves the Constitution is a living document.
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‘Repair Trust in the Law’
Congressman Kennedy implores students to fight for affordable legal services.
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Confessions of a Solicitor General
Verrilli talks of moral urgency in his former role as nation's top attorney.
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An Ordeal with a Bittersweet Ending
How and why Jennifer Thompson became a leading advocate for conviction reform.
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Hoping for a Constitution of ‘Positive Rights’
Pulitzer Prize-winner Linda Greenhouse ponders the future of the Supreme Court.