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Harvard Law students battle for honors at the 2025 Ames Moot Court Competition.

A Harvard Law School panel debated approaches to research and access to hallucinogenic drugs.

Despite major challenges on compliance and enforcement, the system remains the best deterrent against harmful behavior by countries, experts say.

UCLA Law Professor Eugene Volokh and Harvard Law School Dean John Goldberg discuss emerging trends in protest and public pressure civil claims.

Harvard Law Professor Ben Eidelson tapped into a childhood passion to build a tool for lawyers and law students.

As we honor our veterans and service members nationwide, Harvard Law Today shines a light on just a few of those who have served on the road to Harvard Law.

West Point graduate Leah Foodman ’28 served as an Armor officer in the U.S. Army, managing tanks and cavalry operations.

Consumer Protection and Veterans Legal Clinic students help secure victories in class action suits.

A panel of veterans who experienced less-than-honorable discharges recount the many ways that Harvard Law’s Veterans Legal Clinic assisted them.

An experienced Navy JAG and Harvard Law LL.M. student has defended sailors and Gitmo detainees and traveled the world advising on national and international law.

A former intelligence officer for the Air Force and Space Force now at Harvard Law says ‘democracy is worth fighting for.’

Rosalie Abella, the first Jewish woman on Canada’s Supreme Court, was shaped by her parents’ resilience after the Holocaust.

Felix Frankfurter Professor of Law Noah R. Feldman has been appointed a University Professor, Harvard's highest faculty distinction.

At the Harvard Law School Rappaport Forum, experts discussed the topic of educational opt-outs after the Supreme Court's decision in Mahmoud v. Taylor.

Your AI chatbot may be your companion, your assistant, even your romantic partner. But it may also be the gateway to something more ominous, according…

Lecturer on Law Miranda Means explains why trick-or-treaters shouldn’t be spooked about IP rights — but why infringers should beware.

Anti-apartheid activist and former South African justice Albie Sachs reflects on his life and battling inequity in conversation with Randall Kennedy.

Harvard Law School Professor Terry Fisher was growing more concerned about political divisions in the United States, but he was not entirely convinced that things were as bad as they appeared.