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Student Spotlights

‘You give me hope’

At Harvard Law, Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor told the 2023 Ames Moot Court competitors their “devotion to craft” inspired her
Neil Eggleston.

Neil Eggleston honored with lifetime achievement award from The American Lawyer

Faculty Scholarship

Student participants.

The seventh annual Tortys showcases student films with award-worthy festivity

Student Spotlights

Center for African Studies fireside chat.

At Harvard Law, African leaders discuss growth, development and AI against a backdrop of global underrepresentation

Teaching & Learning

Stephen Sachs.

Harvard Law Professor Stephen Sachs argues for overturning Erie v. Tompkins

Faculty Scholarship

Alan Jenkins and Peter Kuper.

In his graphic novel series about Jan. 6, author Alan Jenkins asks: ‘What if?’

Faculty Scholarship

Alexandra Natapoff.

Harvard expert Alexandra Natapoff explains criminal justice system inequalities

Faculty Scholarship

An illustration depicts many staircases ending at an opening representing the internet as a figure searches the scene with a light.

Harvard Law Bulletin

Summer 2023

How to think about AI

Machine-generated output is raising a host of legal and ethical questions around authorship, fair use, copyright, and more.
Portrait of Charles Ogletree in his office

A Force for Racial Equality and Social Justice

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Inquiring Mind

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Harvard Law Today Archive

Cases in Brief Faculty discuss some of the most notable cases in the history of the Supreme Court

Man in black speaking

Laurence Tribe reflects on Larkin v. Grendel’s Den and the separation of church and state

Faculty Scholarship

Woman speaking against black backdrop

Dehlia Umunna discusses the infamous “Scottsboro Boys” case, Powell v. Alabama

Faculty Scholarship

Man speaking against a black background

Lujan v. Defenders of Wildlife: Richard Lazarus talks Justice Scalia’s outsized influence on environmental law

Faculty Scholarship

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Carol Steiker on Furman v. Georgia, the case that declared the death penalty unconstitutional

Faculty Scholarship

In the News

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  1. What Happened When the U.S. Failed to Prosecute an Insurrectionist Ex-President. The New Yorker
  2. Don’t Let Israel-Hamas War Stifle Academic Freedom. Bloomberg
  3. A new path for unionizing Uber and Lyft. Commonwealth Beacon
  4. Trump’s biggest loss yet: No immunity. The Washington Post
  5. US announces rule to slash powerful planet-warming methane by nearly 80% from oil and gas. CNN
  6. New Unions Have Won Historic Elections. Winning First Contracts Is Even Harder.. Huff Post
  7. Could X go bankrupt under Elon Musk?. BBC
  8. This Emerging Tunisian Brand is Committed to Being an Ethical Business from Top to Bottom. Vogue
  9. San Diego County credit union executives see big pay raises while customers pay millions in overdraft fees. KPBS
  10. Free Speech Experts Denounce Trump In Colo. Ballot Suit. Law360

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