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Is There Hope for the Rohingya?

Leading Burmese human rights advocates call for reconciliation, support to halt the suffering of Myanmar's Muslims.

By Jaegun Lee ’20
November 20, 2017

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Oxford University Press Releases New Book by Kaveny

In her latest volume, professor of law, religion, and ethics suggests new ways to achieve moral wisdom.

November 13, 2017

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There Is So Much Left to Do

As the number of exonerees climbs, advocates and the victim of a wrongful conviction talk of needed reforms.

By Vicki Sanders
November 9, 2017

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Worries and Silver Linings

Keynoter Kenneth Kimmell and scores of environmental experts dig deep for answers at Rappaport conference.

By Vicki Sanders
November 6, 2017

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How to Make Global Investment Law Stronger

Reform-minded European scholar offers possible way to bring stakeholders together.

By Brendan McKinnon ’19
October 27, 2017

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Hashimoto Joins American Law Institute

Professor's expertise as lawyer and physician prized by national organization.

October 26, 2017

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Why Canada’s Constitution Is Growing in Influence

Hon. Russell Brown of the Canadian Supreme Court explores qualities that may give the document global appeal.

By Jaegun Lee ’20
October 24, 2017

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Saving Constitutional Democracy: An Interview with Vlad Perju

Around the world, populists are wreaking havoc on constitutional democracies by engaging in high-stakes games of political hardball. In a grave setback for Poland’s independent ...

October 6, 2017

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BC Law Innocence Program Joins Policy Push to Help Exonerees

Wrongful Conviction Day highlights two key bills in MA Legislature: forensic science and compensation reform.

September 29, 2017

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‘The Battle for the Third Branch’

Scholars debate the future of the American judicial system under President Trump.

By Jaegun Lee ’20
September 27, 2017