Upcoming Events
Constitutional Theory Colloquium
11.23.09, 4:00 PM
Vanderbilt Hall, 202
Legal History Colloquium
11.25.09, 2:00 PM
Vanderbilt Hall, 202
Colloquium in Legal, Political and Social Philosophy
11.26.09, 4:00 PM
Furman Hall, Pollack Colloquium
Press Highlights
11.19.09
"Study Shows Link Between Segregation and Subprime Loans"
New York Times City Room
Expert: Furman Center for Real Estate & Urban Policy
"China holds, mistreats US man on secrets charges"
Associated Press
Expert: Jerome Cohen
11.17.09
"Bright Ideas: Barry Friedman’s The Will of the People"
Concurring Opinions
Expert: Barry Friedman
News in Brief
Cohen comments on the effect of President Obama’s visit to China on human rights
Denbeaux '68 and Hafetz present stories of Guantánamo detainees and lawyers in new book
Neuborne proffers holistic reading of the Bill of Rights at Federalist Society convention
Times Wang '11 writes a plea in a Washington Post op-ed for President Obama to help his father
Moreno '90 confirmed for Justice Department post
Paul Tagliabue '65 to examine U.S. Olympic Committee governance
Stewart and Wyman selected to appear in the Environmental Law and Policy Annual Review
Anthony Barkow testifies before a House subcommittee on transparency and integrity in the monitoring of corporate settlements in criminal cases.
Florencia Marotta-Wurgler '01 makes recommendations to a Senate committee to keep consumers from unwittingly subscribing to discount clubs online.
President Barack Obama nominates Julie Brill '85, North Carolina's chief of consumer protection and antitrust, as a commissioner on the Federal Trade Commission.
On November 16, Richard Pildes delivered the first of two prestigious Jorde Lectures, analyzing the polarization of U.S. politics.