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Faculty

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Around the Academy

John Fabian Witt: The Legal History Roundtable series opened the academic year with a lecture by Witt, the Allen H. Duffy Class of 1960 Professor ...

Evidence

The Times They Are A-Changin’

Casting an amused look at how different a law student’s world was in 1968 compared to 2014.

By Vicki Sanders
Winter 2015

In Brief

Reform-Minded Experts Gather for Tax Conference

Entity taxation is explored from various perspectives.

In Brief

Watch What You Write

Professor chides US mail service for snooping

In Closing

Lessons on Preventing Rape

A law professor and father of sons speaks out.

By R. Michael Cassidy
Winter 2015

Brainstorm

Comparing Notes

What can we learn from another nation’s laws?

By Glenda Buell
Winter 2015

Uncategorized

Opening of Center for Experiential Learning Highlights Reunion Weekend 2014

Boston College Law School will celebrate the opening of its new Center for Experiential Learning on Friday, October 17. the event will be highlighted by ...

February 6, 2015

In Brief

The Clough Center: Lectures That Ask the Big Questions

Legal philosophers, historians, constitutionalists, and other specialists contributed last fall to a series of thoughtful presentations by BC’s Clough Center for the Study of Constitutional ...

In Brief

Where Has All the Money Gone?

Exposing systemic problems, BC Law convention explores philanthropic reform.

By Jeri Zeder
Winter 2015

Faculty Scholarship

Making International Tax Laws Just

Professor Diane Ring gives voice to emerging nations’ concerns.

By Jeri Zeder
Winter 2015

Global Engagement

Globe-Trotting

Freedom Fighter: Visiting scholar Juan Carlos Portilla, above, has used the resources of several BC Law faculty and students to secure the release of a ...

Alumni News

Aults Make Legacy Gift

“My wife Martina and I felt it was time to give back to BC Law School for all that it has done for us. The ...

Faculty Scholarship

Notable Faculty Publications

Professor Brian Galle goes against popular wisdom when he argues that “nudges,” a form of behaviorally inspired regulation, are economically efficient. Writing in the Texas ...

Faculty Scholarship

BC Law Faculty Achievements

A Valued Voice: Professor Thomas C. Kohler, an internationally recognized authority on labor and employment law of the US and other western nations, was part of ...

Online Exclusives

Seven BC Law Faculty Members Present at AALS Annual Meeting

Seven BC Law faculty members were involved in presentations at the Association of American Law Schools (AALS) annual meeting, which took place in Washington, DC ...

January 23, 2015

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