by Marcos Harkness | Nov 21, 2024 | The Commons
John Macy ’22 and Donovan Stone ’20 Macy ’22 and Stone ’20 serving as Supreme Court clerks John Macy ’22 and Donovan Stone ’20 are serving as Supreme Court clerks for the October 2024 term. Macy is clerking for Associate Justice Samuel Alito and Stone is...
by Marcos Harkness | Nov 21, 2024 | The Commons
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...
by Marcos Harkness | Nov 1, 2024 | The Commons
Faculty Books Thomas L. Perkins Distinguished Professor of Law Doriane Lambelet Coleman published On Sex and Gender: A Commonsense Approach (Simon & Schuster, May 2024), in which she charts a middle path through one of the most hotly debated issues in American...
by Marcos Harkness | Oct 31, 2023 | Alumni Notes
Sua Sponte André Pinelli LLM ’23 and Lorena Carvalho Pinelli LLM ’23 arrived at Duke with a level of support unique among their class of international students: They are father and daughter, a first for the Law School. “I have my safety net here,” Lorena says. “I...
by Marcos Harkness | Oct 31, 2023 | The Commons
The Future of Rights AI and algorithmically-based applications may help solve humanity’s most pressing problems. But they also come with challenges for civil rights and liberties. By Jeannie Naujeck A job screening tool that rejected female applicants. Software that...
