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  1. law.duke.edu › conferencesUpcoming Conferences | Duke University School of Law

    Events. Upcoming Conferences. June 25, 2024. 18th Annual Lutie A. Lytle Black Women Law Faculty Workshop & Writing Retreat. 8:00 AM • Law School 4000. Registration is required in advance to attend. More information will be forthcoming. Sponsored by the Center for Law, Race and Policy.

  2. sanford.duke.edu › story › laidlaw-foundation-giftLaidlaw Foundation Gift Expands Research and Leadership for ...

    Hace 5 días · May 23, 2024. Share this story. Duke University has received a $1.125 million gift from the Laidlaw Foundation that will greatly expand the Hart Leadership Program’s capacity to support community-engaged experiential learning opportunities for Duke undergraduate students.

  3. www.youtube.com › watchDuke University law professor weighs in on next steps in ...

    Hace 3 días · WRAL. 226K subscribers. Subscribed. 0. No views 2 minutes ago. Duke law professor Shane Stansbury - who used to work as a federal prosecutor, and has worked with lawyers on both the prosecution...

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  4. www.juriseducation.com › blog › the-different-lawThe Different Law Specialties & How to Choose

    Hace 5 días · Animal Law. This legal specialty is self-explanatory—it is the practice of laws pertaining to animal rights. These lawyers speak on behalf of animals and sometimes their owners. Many animal lawyers fight for policy and status change and work alongside animal activists to prevent animal exploitation.

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  6. www.criminallegalnews.org › news › publicationsThe Role of Judicial Political Affiliation in Criminal ...

    Hace 3 días · For example, in a study published by the University of Chicago Law Review, Professors Schanzenbach and Tiller looked at serious drug offenses by randomly selecting dates in the federal database.86 Using a sample of 2,265 cases, they found that there were statistically significant differences in how judges make decisions based on the party affiliation of the president who appointed the judge.