Hooding 2012
Justice John Paul Stevens tells 2012 graduates to include unpaid legal work in their careers and to always preserve their integrity.

Lives in the Law: Justice John Paul Stevens
The retired justice shared stories and insights from his 40-year career on the bench during a May 12 conversation.

Graduation Gala: Members of the Class of 2012 honor peers, present class gift
Caitlin Swain-McSurley, Maryann Flanigan, James Gillenwater, Bethany Lilly, Chris Ford, and Ryham Ragab honored with Justin Miller Awards.

Michaels article praised as among best relating to equality
Prof. Ralf Michaels co-authored "From Multiculturalism to Technique: Feminism, Culture, and the Conflict of Laws Style" » Jotwell

Duke's NASCAR star
Paulie Harraka, who graduated on Sunday, is using his college degree to propel his career on the track. Prof. Paul Haagen talks about why he invested in Harraka’s company. » CNN

NC State Bureau of Investigation forensics scandal grows
Prof. James Coleman says revelations of misconduct in the Michael Peterson case are “just another indication of how broad the problem likely is." » Huffington Post

Conference: Presidential and Judicial Oversight of Administrative Agencies
Center for Judicial Studies’ inaugural conference brought academics together with the jurists and administrators they study.

Five faculty honored with distinguished professorships
Named professorships recognize outstanding scholarship, teaching.

Matthew D. Adler to join Duke Law faculty
Adler is a leading scholar of administrative law, constitutional law, and law and economics.