by jan53@duke.edu | Feb 1, 2021 | The Commons
Willie Shaw following his exoneration and release on Jan. 19. Wrongful Convictions Clinic marks 10th exoneration Willie George Shaw was released on Jan. 19 after serving nearly six years in prison following an Alford plea for a crime he didn’t commit. By Jeannie...
by Marcos Harkness | Jan 31, 2021 | Features
International trade | Rachel Brewster Repair multilateral coalition essential to addressing challenges with China Rachel Brewster President Biden has stated that trade is not at the top of his agenda, but there are three major issues that he has inherited from the...
by Marcos Harkness | Jan 31, 2021 | Alumni Notes
Virtual reunion enables alumni to connect in midst of pandemic Sua Sponte Virtual reunion enables alumni to connect in midst of pandemic While the coronavirus pandemic led to the cancellation of on-campus reunions last April, it did nothing to quell the...
by Marcos Harkness | Jan 29, 2021 | Features
Administrative law and risk regulation | Jonathan Wiener Improve systems for risk regulation Jonathan Wiener On his first day in office, President Biden signed a number of executive orders aimed at revamping the regulatory system. He rescinded executive...
by Marcos Harkness | Jan 29, 2021 | Faculty Focus
Sarah Ludington JD/MA ’92 takes helm of First Amendment Clinic A First Amendment and information privacy scholar, Ludington joined the faculty in July as a clinical professor and clinic director. By Jeannie Naujeck Sarah Hutt Ludington JD/MA ’92 joined Duke Law...
