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Symposium To Explore Future of China, Taiwan

February 2, 2023

UVA Law Remains Leader in Princeton Review Rankings

January 31, 2023

How Does Law of War Apply to Big Data? Paul B. Stephan ’77 Weighs In

January 25, 2023

VBA Honors Professor With Highest Award

January 25, 2023

Can Presidents Be Prosecuted, or Sued? Professor Explains Differing Visions of Immunity

January 20, 2023

What Do Cyber Civil Rights, a Tuxedo Cat and Skittles Have in Common? These Mismatched Items Distinguish Danielle Citron as a Law Professor, Mentor and Friend

January 13, 2023

Class Examines Virginia Constitution Through Feminist Lens

January 10, 2023

Ashley Deeks Analyzes Future International Regulation of Autonomous Weapons

January 6, 2023

Cale Jaffe ’01 Analyzes Legal Ethics in Environmental Justice Advocacy

January 5, 2023

Two Professors Lauded for Scholarship

January 5, 2023

Professor Wins Statewide Outstanding Faculty Award

December 21, 2022

For Winter Break Reading, Faculty List Favorite Works of Fiction on Lawyering

December 20, 2022

10 Changemaking Moments at UVA Law That Inspired Us

December 19, 2022

‘Common Law’ S5 E4: Avoiding the Separation-of-Powers Question

December 15, 2022

Professor Digs Into Why Courts Punt on Certain Conflicts Between Congress, Executive

December 15, 2022

National Security Law’s High-Tech Future

December 12, 2022

Sarah Shalf ’01 Says Awareness, Initiative To Report Key for Red Flag Laws

December 8, 2022

Killer Robots Have Been Approved To Fight Crime. What Are the Legal, Ethical Concerns?

December 6, 2022

How Could National Pork Case Affect Interstate Commerce? Ruth Mason Weighs In

December 5, 2022

Why Lawyers Won’t Be Entirely Replaced by Robots

December 5, 2022

‘Common Law’ S5 E3: ‘Bad Habits’ and Character Evidence

December 1, 2022

Did Supreme Court Have Jurisdiction in Dobbs? Richard Re Weighs In

December 1, 2022

‘Common Law’ Explores Loopholes in Character Evidence

December 1, 2022

Douglas Laycock Says Respect for Marriage Act Balances LGBTQ Rights, Religious Liberty

November 29, 2022

Both Sides Look to Academia in Supreme Court Immigration Law Case, Explains Amanda Frost

November 28, 2022

‘The Proof’ With Frederick Schauer

November 22, 2022

Elon Musk Reversing Twitter’s Progress on Content Moderation, Says Danielle Citron

November 22, 2022

The Affirmative Action Cases at the Supreme Court

November 16, 2022

The Value of Vagueness

November 10, 2022

Rap on Trial: The Law in Practice

November 4, 2022

‘Common Law’ S5 E2: The Supreme Court Case That Could Rewrite Democracy

November 3, 2022

‘Common Law’ Explores a Supreme Court Case That Could Rewrite Democracy

November 3, 2022

Privacy in the Digital Age

October 31, 2022

How Do You Stop Fake News? Guarantee the Truth

October 31, 2022

Professor Breaks Down Race-Based Admissions Cases Coming Before Supreme Court

October 28, 2022

Unique Courses Explore Law’s Human, Monetary Side

October 27, 2022

Clinic To Argue Habeas Case at Supreme Court on Tuesday

October 26, 2022

Accolades: Student Wins Serpentine Society Honor

October 25, 2022

Professor Co-Leads ALI Project Examining Constitutional Torts

October 21, 2022

‘Common Law’ S5 E1: Taboo Trades

October 20, 2022

‘Common Law’ Kicks Off Season With ‘Taboo’ Topic

October 20, 2022

Which Electives Should Students Take in Law School?

October 19, 2022

2 Professors Elected to American Law Institute

October 17, 2022

Conference To Showcase Empirical Legal Studies

October 14, 2022

Sports, Games ... and Law? New Course Gives Prospective Lawyers a Fresh Take

October 13, 2022

Adnan Syed Case a Teaching Moment for Prosecutorial Accountability, Argues Deirdre Enright ’92

October 13, 2022

Bertrall Ross Brings Paper Idea Into Real-Life Course Aimed at Reform

October 12, 2022

Paul B. Stephan ’77 Analyzes Supreme Court Case Tackling Foreign Prosecutions

October 6, 2022

New Center Builds on UVA Law’s Strengths in Empirical Studies

October 3, 2022

New Directors Lead Academic Centers, Programs

September 29, 2022

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