Midway through the fall semester, University of Virginia and Law School photographers Sanjay Suchak and Julia Davis share scenes of how life is continuing at the Law School during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Professor Ashley Deeks teaches National Security Law in Caplin Pavilion, an event space that now seats up to 48 students in a class.

Professor Aditya Bamzai recently met with some students from his Civil Procedure class in Spies Garden.

Professor Paul Mahoney teaches Contracts in WB152.

Students talk in Scott Commons outside of class.

Plexiglass allows for two students to sit at a desk, though traffic in the library has been lighter.

Professor Richard Bonnie ’69 teaches in the Purcell Reading Room, which has been converted from a study and event space into a classroom

Dean Risa Goluboff and her husband Professor Richard Schragger hosted their Seminar in Ethical Values at their home in early September.

Spies Garden continues to be a place where students study and take breaks between classes.

Signs on classroom doors indicate the number of people allowed in a room.

Professor Darryl Brown ’90 teaches in Caplin Auditorium, a room typically used for major events in the past.
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