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Michael Gilbert Named Next Vice Dean

April 20, 2021

Policing the Police

April 6, 2021

‘Common Law’ Examines Regulating the Police

April 6, 2021

As He Rose in His Career, Bonnie Made Case Against Capital Punishment

April 1, 2021

Understanding the ‘Code of Capital’

March 29, 2021

Mitu Gulati, Contracts and International Debt Scholar, To Join Faculty

March 29, 2021

The Death of Capital Punishment

March 24, 2021

New Clinic Helps Pass Legislation — With Bipartisan Support

March 19, 2021

‘The Law of the Police’

March 18, 2021

Harmon’s New Casebook Is First to Look at Law of the Police

March 18, 2021

Supreme Court Case Offers Pathway for Durable Status for Noncitizens, Says David Martin

March 11, 2021

Health Law Expert Craig Konnoth To Join Faculty

March 10, 2021

‘Common Law’ S3 E4: The Wolf at the Door

March 9, 2021

‘Common Law’ Explores How To Reduce Economic Insecurity

March 9, 2021

Professor Examines Index Funds’ Lack of Regulation

March 4, 2021

Virginia-Duke Roundtable Looks at President’s Foreign Relations Powers

March 2, 2021

‘Common Law’ S3 E3: Uncoupling the Benefits of Marriage

February 23, 2021

‘Common Law’ Explores Impact of Tying Benefits to Marriage

February 23, 2021

Michael Livermore Analyzes Joe Biden’s Approach to Regulatory Decision-Making

February 18, 2021

Professor Explores Financial Implications of Repealing Qualified Immunity

February 18, 2021

What the Biden Administration Can Do on Police Reform Without Congress

February 16, 2021

At Cutting Edge of Free Speech, Citron Advocates for Reform

February 15, 2021

Students Play Role in Report Recommending Ways to Reduce Inequity in Virginia

February 11, 2021

Micah Schwartzman Discusses Capitol Attack, What’s Next for Democracy

January 11, 2021

Professor Co-Authors Recommendations for Policing Reform

January 8, 2021

Professor Appointed to Virginia Energy Commission

January 4, 2021

Privacy Expert Danielle Citron Joins Faculty

December 11, 2020

Student-Scholar Explores Home Rule in Virginia

December 11, 2020

Thomas Nachbar Analyzes How Algorithms Run Afoul of Anti-Bias Laws

December 8, 2020

Why Aren’t More Women Elected to Public Office? Naomi Cahn Explores

December 7, 2020

It’s Time To Revive Rationality in Federal Rulemaking, Professors Argue in New Book

December 2, 2020

Exploring ‘Reviving Rationality’

December 2, 2020

PLACE and Power: Improving Air Quality

November 18, 2020

The Last Word

November 12, 2020

Behind the Scholarship: Can the U.S. Declare Chapter 11?

November 12, 2020

New Public Law Center Focuses on Faculty Depth in Economic Methods

November 9, 2020

Recounts Probably Won’t Make a Difference in the Presidential Election, But Other Issues Might

November 5, 2020

Born After Last Election, Student Organization Bridges Divides

November 2, 2020

In Memoriam: Alan S. Boyd ’48, First U.S. Secretary of Transportation

October 20, 2020

Pandemic’s Impact on Women Highlights Opportunities for Change, Professor Says

October 19, 2020

Will My Mail-In Vote Count? Professor Says Errors More Likely Than Fraud

October 8, 2020

Can Congress Take Back Power To Declare War? Saikrishna Prakash Explores

October 2, 2020

Mandatory Vaccinations: Law, Ethics and Religious Liberties

October 1, 2020

Expanding Transparency Laws Would Enhance Police Accountability, Argues Jennifer Givens

August 14, 2020

Virginia Sen. Jennifer McClellan ’97 To Welcome New Students

August 12, 2020

Equal Rights Amendment's Shortcomings Should Be Addressed, Says Kim Forde-Mazrui

August 10, 2020

U.S. Judge Carlton Reeves ’89 Questions Qualified Immunity in Opinion Making News

August 7, 2020

Faculty Scholarship Examines Race and Law

July 29, 2020

Can the U.S. Declare Chapter 11?

July 21, 2020

Bracing for Impacts

July 9, 2020

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