News: Civil Rights

Children's Rights Lacking in Iran, Shapouri Says

April 10, 2006

Race Not a Predictor of Future Violence, Monahan Says

March 17, 2006

Grassroots Organizing Is Key to Democracy Movement, Says Ackerman

February 24, 2006

Use of Extraordinary Renditions Has Changed; Risk of Torture Hasn’t, Panelists Say

February 21, 2006

Data on Racial Profiling Leads to Police Reform, Garrett Says

February 17, 2006

Use of Extraordinary Renditions Has Changed, Risk of Torture Hasn't, Panelists Say

February 16, 2006

Data on Racial Profiling Leads to Police Reform, Garrett Says

February 15, 2006

Earl Washington Case Shows Reforms to Death Penalty, Criminal Cases Needed, Neufeld Says

February 6, 2006

Nine Days from Execution: Lessons from the Earl Washington Case - Vodcast

February 2, 2006

Abrams Finds Hidden Motives in First U.S. Immigration Law

November 21, 2005

The Treatment and Interrogation of Detainees

November 17, 2005

"The Politics of the Death Penalty," with Prof. Stephen Smith

November 4, 2005

Legal Sex Discrimination Damaging Women's Careers, Coughlin Charges

November 2, 2005

Brown Steered Courts Away from Economic Civil Rights, Goluboff Argues

October 31, 2005

Kang Proposes Behavioral Realist Revision of Affirmative Action

October 24, 2005

Virginia Law, Harvard Join NAACP LDF to Prepare Guide to School Integration

October 14, 2005

Domestic Violence Misunderstood in Workplace, Courts, Says Runge

March 1, 2005

Would Legislation Against Spyware Do Any Good?

February 22, 2005

Strossen Urges Students to Stand Up for Civil Liberties

February 16, 2005

Standards Needed for Juvenile Confessions, Panelists Say

February 16, 2005

Gay Marriage Opponents Mimic Objections to Interracial Marriage, Forde-Mazrui Says

October 4, 2004

Better Schools Needed to Fulfill Promise ofBrown, Jones Tells Graduates

May 21, 2004

GrutterLitigators Explain Strategies Used to Win Affirmative Action Case

April 1, 2004

African-American Graduates Recall Life at Law School After Integration

March 1, 2004

Brown Helped Break Segregationist South, Greenberg Says

February 24, 2004

Brown, Lawrence Prove Justices Weigh Their Own Beliefs, Public Opinion, Klarman Says

February 20, 2004

Impact of Brown v. Board of Education to Be Examined at Law School Symposium

February 11, 2004

Marriage-Penalty Tax Hurts Black Families More, Brown Says

February 2, 2004

O'Sullivan Predicts Courts Will Establish Gay Marriage

January 21, 2004

Sexual Harassment Cases Difficult But Rewarding, Davidson Says

December 3, 2003

Yale Law School in the Sixties Marked by Student Radicalism, Schism in the Left

November 20, 2003

Liberal Case Against Affirmative Action Looks a Lot Like the Conservative Case

November 17, 2003

Jim Crow Constitution Stifled Virginia's Black Lawyers

October 13, 2003

Court Skirts Remedy Issue inGrutterDecision

August 7, 2003

Court's First Amendment Decisions Lack Guiding Theory, BeVier Says

April 14, 2003

Panel Finds Juggling Work, Family Challenging But Rewarding

April 4, 2003

Robinson Shares Voices of the Brown Generation

March 27, 2003

Supreme Court Could Overturn Law Targeting Same-Sex Sodomy

March 21, 2003

Affirmative Action Arguments Debated at Public Service Conference

March 18, 2003

Legal History of Railroads Reflects Struggle Between Liberty and Law

March 14, 2003

Committee Releases Statement on Response to Attack

March 12, 2003

Faith in Law Key to Black Struggle, Gregory Says

February 21, 2003

Custom-made Kids Likely in the Future, Robertson Predicts

October 29, 2002

Virginia Senator, Lawyer Debate Implementation

October 4, 2002

Change Agents: 5 Who Fought for Rights

Center for the Study of Race and Law

Homecoming for New Faculty Hire Toby Heytens

Tomiko Brown-Nagin Brings New Perspective to History of Civil Rights

Harmon Brings Prosecutorial Experience to the Classroom

Civil Rights Leader to Keynote Public Service Conference

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