At an interactive forum at the Sadler Center on January 25, students, faculty, and staff joined in a conversation about free speech on public college and university campuses. William & Mary then concluded the series of discussions on free speech with a day-long symposium on the First Amendment, hosted at the Law School and co-sponsored by the ACLU of Virginia. Read more.  

Listen to the inaugural episode of our new podcast, co-hosted by 3L Michaela Lieberman and Professor Jeffrey Bellin. "Office Hours" will feature light but substantive conversations with prominent experts from our faculty as well as other notable contributors.

Episode 1 (Feb. 6):  What's the Deal With Bitcoin? Guest: Professor Eric Chason. Episode 2 (Feb. 13) Health Law on Life Support?" Guest: Professor Stacy Kern-Scheerer

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Paul is a first-year law student and a team captain of the Tribe basketball team. A Phi Beta Kappa graduate of William & Mary, he earned a double degree in finance and computer science in three years. The Colonial Athletic Association recently featured Paul in its #CAAHoops in Focus video series.   Watch it

Appellate and Supreme Court Clinic: On January 12, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals issued a published opinion in Peña v. City of Rio Grande City, Texas, in favor of appellant and Clinic client Maria Peña. Read more

LL.M. Program: Through introductory and advanced Lawyering Skills courses, LL.M. students learn how to balance the demands of legal professionalism with the need to connect with clients and to communicate effectively. Read more

The University of Chicago Press recently published Professor Peter Alces' new book titled  "The Moral Conflict of Law and Neuroscience."    Read more
He explains in a Q&A why he thinks neuroscience can transform the law. Read more

Professor Jeffrey Bellin recently joined the ranks of "Wright & Miller" with a new volume on federal hearsay rules. Read more

An Insight Grant will support research by Professor Evan J. Criddle and Professor Evan Fox-Decent of McGill on the cosmopolitan justice of international law. Read more

The U.S. Congress paid respect to the Alma Mater of the Nation and its 27th president as the university recently prepared to celebrate its 325th birthday. Read more.

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Professor Jeffrey Bellin published an essay titled "Waiting for Justice: How One Man's Seven-Year Wait for a Trial Reveals the Ways Mandatory Minimums Distort Our Courts." Slate

Professor Neal Devins was quoted in cover story, "A Shift in the Balance of Power." CQ Magazine (requires subscription)

The Associated Press, the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal were among the outlets that turned to Professor Rebecca Green for comment about the contested House District 94 election in Virginia. Read more

Professor Vivian Hamilton's research was cited in article, "Florida Woman Forced to Marry Her Rapist at Age 11 Fights to Change the Law." Inside Edition

February 13: Inclusive Standard Setting in Humanitarian Action

February 19: "Recent Developments in Southeast Asian Antitrust Issues": Lecture by Professor Mel Marquis, EUI

February 19: Inaugural Marshall-Wythe Lecture in Legal History: Professor William E. Nelson, NYU

February 21: Lecture by Professor Jonathan H. Adler, Case Western Reserve University School of Law

February 22: Annual BLSA Symposium, Health Access and Outcomes for Minority Populations, held in conjunction with African-American Law Alumni Weekend on Feb. 23 & 24

February 23 : Law Revue, "A Memory, a Monologue, a Rant, and a Prayer"

February 23 & 24: African-American Law Alumni Weekend
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