Kent Greenfield

Online Exclusives

‘Like Walking into Sunlight’: BC Law Remembers RBG

American Constitution Society Event provides opportunity for the community to pay respects to a legal giant.

By Tatiana-Rose Becker ’21
September 23, 2020

The Vision Project

Our Impoverished View of Rights

The consequences of that view reveal both the pain and the possibilities of constitutional freedoms.

By Jeri Zeder
June 10, 2020

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‘A Beacon of Justice’

BC Law School mourns the passing of Professor Emeritus Arthur Berney.

By Jane Whitehead
April 8, 2020

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How to Interpret the Constitution

Scholars debate the pros and cons of originalism.

By Devon Sanders ’22
February 24, 2020

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Faculty Assume Leadership Roles in AALS

In addition to BC Law Dean Vincent Rougeau, who has officially assumed his role as The Association of American Law Schools (AALS) President-elect, a number ...

January 17, 2020

Online Exclusives, Event Roundup

Empowering City Government to Fight Racism

New York commissioner shares racial justice strategies, scholars preview SCOTUS cases, supply chain expert discusses compliance, and more in this review of September events.

October 7, 2019

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Kent Greenfield to Author Supreme Court Treatises

Appointment to Moore’s Federal Practice gives constitutional scholar the ability to make his mark on SCOTUS.

By Jaegun Lee ’20
September 23, 2019

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The Upside of Corporate Citizenship

Professor Kent Greenfield writes a head-turning book about Citizens United.

By Clea Simon
January 29, 2019

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Greenfield Takes the Pulse of Corporate Personhood

New book takes a radical approach to the quandary left by Citizens United.

By Clea Simon
November 14, 2018

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The Confirmation ‘Circus’

Panelists say Kavanaugh's Supreme Court hearings expose the bare-knuckled politics behind the nomination.

By Maria Maier ’21
September 26, 2018