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“Plenary Power” Debunked

A Supreme Court doctrine that has accorded presidents enormous deference to act on immigration matters stems from a distorted reading of the law, Adam Cox writes.
Going Private

Emma Kaufman uncovers the neglected history of private criminal prosecution—and how it survives today
Money Talks

Daniel Hemel’s new course gives student practical insights into using guaranteed basic income to tackle poverty

Text "Innocence Project" over 2 photos of celebrations outside courtrooms

new partnership: NYU Law is joining with the Innocence Project to offer a two-semester clinic that will give students the opportunity to work on cases with the advocacy group and learn about wrongful-conviction litigation.

Rachel Kafele ’10, an advocate for LGBTQ+ immigrants, is OUTLaw’s Alum of the Year.

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