News@NYU Law
04/14/2016
In the ongoing national debate over income inequality, policymakers have clashed over how to combat the widening gap…
04/08/2016
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04/06/2016
Policing agencies play a vital role in ensuring a safe and secure society. But questions about law enforcement…
04/06/2016
Judge Patrick Robinson is a member of the International Court of Justice and a Barrister of Law, Middle Temple, United…
04/05/2016
Experts in education policy, educational leadership, law, and economics discuss potential impacts of charter schools on…
04/05/2016
The moral implications of drone-strikes is now the setting for a feature film. Through remote surveillance and on…
04/05/2016
Ed Rock, an expert in corporate law and corporate governance, will join NYU School of Law's permanent faculty this…
04/01/2016
Dean Garfield ’94 is the legal voice of the technology sector.
As president and CEO of the Information Technology…
03/31/2016
Lord Mervyn King, former Governor of the Bank of England, Baron King of Lothbury, Alan Greenspan Professor of Economics…
03/31/2016
The 2002 film Minority Report imagines a future in which police use predictive tools to prevent crime and identify…
03/30/2016
The symposium “Dishwashers, Domestic Workers, and Day Laborers: Can Alternative Labor Organizing Revive the Labor…
03/28/2016
As presidential hopefuls spar over economic reform, both Law Women and the Black Allied Law Students Association (BALSA…
03/24/2016
Nuclear energy currently provides approximately 20 percent of America’s electricity—and the majority of the country’s…
03/22/2016
A sociologist, historian and legal scholar, David Garland, Arthur T. Vanderbilt Professor of Law, is an expert in crime…
03/21/2016
Ajani Husbands ’17 lived in four different countries during seven years with the US Department of State. In his last…
03/17/2016
As millions of refugees flee war-torn Syria, the European Union has come under scrutiny for its handling of the migrant…