L-R: Professors Veronica Root Martinez, Doriane Lambelet Coleman, Sara Sternberg Greene, Emily Ryo, and Elisabeth de Fontenay. Distinguished Professorships Professors Doriane Lambelet Coleman, Elisabeth de Fontenay, Sara Sternberg Greene, Veronica Root Martinez, and...
Notable & Quotable “I’ve been in eviction courts in about five different states, and even in a state that has a lopsided white population compared to the Black population, if you go to the eviction court it’s still going to be the same people getting evicted. So...
Mary Aline Fertin JD/LLM ’23, Catherine Gorey ’25, members of the Bass Connections research team, and Amelia Ashton Thorn ’10, the co-team leader, spoke about their work at the October meeting of the N.C. Supreme Court Chief Justice’s Task Force on ACEs-Informed...
The NC Clemency Project received the North Carolina Bar Association’s 2022 Law Student Group Pro Bono Service Award.
Judge J. Michelle Childs MJS ’16 urged graduates to put people before professional accomplishments.
Recognizing significant professional
honors
A digest of recent advocacy, achievements, and outcomes from Duke Law’s clinics
The challenge grant will provide matching funds for endowments supporting scholarships, summer and post-graduate public interest fellowships, and loan repayment assistance.
The Program in Public Law, which Horvitz has supported since it was established in 1978, has been renamed the Richard A. Horvitz Program in Constitutional & Public Law.
Since 2018, Abrams has overseen significant faculty hiring, diverse student recruitment, and expansion of clinical programs.
The Barton Family Foundation has made a $2.5 million commitment to fund a clinic that will train students to be leaders in ending racialized mass incarceration.
Winter 2021
Volume 40 | Number 1