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The Two Sides of the Truth

Walt Kelly’s efforts to win a $36 million wrongful conviction settlement for the man at the center of the Making a Murderer saga exposed egregious ...

By Chad Konecky
Summer 2016

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There Was No Day, No Night, Nothing to Mark the Time

A prison within a prison, solitary confinement has reached epidemic proportions in America. How the work of Zachary Heiden ’02 is helping to reverse that ...

By Jeri Zeder
Summer 2016

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The Other Side of Stardom

They’ve counseled Bobby Brown, advised Gwyneth Paltrow, handled rights for John Lennon, brokered mergers, won Emmy Awards, helped Disney acquire Star Wars, facilitated the Harry ...

By Jeri Zeder
Winter 2016

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No Biz Like Showbiz

Netflix Senior Counsel Joel A. Goldberg ’92 is proof that a groundbreaking business model and sublime legal advocacy can coexist in the risky world of ...

By Chad Konecky
Winter 2016

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“We Are Still Here”

The San Luis Rey Band of Mission Indians may be few in numbers today, but they have in daughter Merri Lopez-Keifer ’98 a legal defender ...

By Maura King Scully
Winter 2016

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The Tragedy of the Horizon

Can insurance save us from ourselves as we continue to think short term, pushing off the inevitable consequences of climate change onto future generations?

By David Reich
Winter 2016

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It Takes Two

Paul Callan ’75 and Mel Robbins ’94 are the unlikeliest of pairings as two of CNN’s top legal analysts, but their on-air fusion yields shrewd ...

By Chad Konecky
Summer 2015

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“God Bless the Child That’s Got Her Own”

Taisha Sturdivant ’16 faced poverty, danger, and near-homelessness, but she’s defied the odds. And she’s winning.

By Charles B. Fancher
Summer 2015

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The Guardian of the Melting Pot

Himself a Jewish, Turkish, Polish, Cuban American, León Rodriguez ’88 guides the top US citizenship and immigration agency with a knowing hand.

By Peter Perl
Summer 2015

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The Go-To Guy

By Jeri Zeder
Summer 2015

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Dateline: Baltimore

As state’s attorney Marilyn Mosby makes news, CNN’s Mel Robbins breaks it.

By Chad Konecky
Summer 2015

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A Character-Building Wedding Cake

Zain Ahmad / Rutgers University

Winter 2015

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Leadership

What makes a leader? Boston College Law School does...

Winter 2015

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Writing Their Way into Law School

The eloquent admission essays of five new 1Ls: Zain Ahmad, Jennawe Hughes, Jeremy Levesque, Mai Zymaris, and Charlene Ochogo.

Winter 2015

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The Little Incubator That Could

In a tough part of Boston, an innovation center thrives on the energy of minority entrepreneurs and their law student collaborators.

By Jeri Zeder
Winter 2015