Online Exclusives
What the Civil Rights Act Says About America
The need for social justice is as imperative today as it was 50 years ago.
Faculty
Features
May It Please the Court
Behind the Columns
It Takes Courage
The Civil Rights movement pushes aside current boorishness to remind us of society’s better self.
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Cell Shocked
Evidence
Where in the World?
Features
Finding Their Passion
Two grads turn clinical experience into winning proposals to assist children.
In Closing
Comcast the Dealmaker
In Brief
Conversations@BCLaw Provokes Political Discussion
In Brief
Convention to Protect Deportees Advances
Goal is international standards for largely invisible class of people.
In Brief
Bulletin Board
Global Engagement
London Calling
Celebrating twenty-five years of an experiential program that just keeps getting better.
Faculty Scholarship
Novel Theory Gets Its Day in Court
Brainstorm
Law as Moral Teacher
Professor Kaveny’s new book imagines a land that values both autonomy and solidarity.
Features
Learning While Doing
The takeaway for David Kete ’14 is a lifelong lesson in how to think on his feet.
In Brief
A Hybrid Model for Global Learning
Work on UN project gives studentshands-on treaty experience.