Duke Law students succeed in VC competition
Duke's team, including Grant Reid ’12 and Jamal Modir LLMLE’12, garners honors at regional venture capital event.

Griffin elected to membership in American Law Institute
Prof. Lisa Kern Griffin is one of 27 legal scholars newly elected to the prestigious law reform body. » ALI

John Rabiej to join Duke’s Center for Judicial Studies
Rabiej brings 30 years’ experience in law, judicial studies to new research center.

H. Jefferson Powell to return to Duke Law faculty
Powell leaves post as Deputy Assistant Attorney General in the Office of Legal Counsel.

CIS Symposium offer students chance to learn about public service careers
Feb. 17 Careers in Service Symposium features alumni, faculty, and local attorneys who work in public service.

Historical practice and separation of powers article recommended by Legal Theory Blog
Prof. Curtis Bradley co-authored a new paper, Historical Gloss and the Separation of Powers, which presents three case studies of constitutional debates on separation of powers in which practice-based arguments are prominent. » Legal Theory Blog

Students in Duke Law program offer free tax preparation
Students in the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program help low-income Durham residents complete their taxes, and offer advice on tax credits and refunds. » Duke Today

Coleman comments on Tour de France doping issue
2010 tour winner Alberto Contador was stripped of his title on Feb. 6 after tests for illegal stimulants came back positive, a ruling Prof. James Coleman calls "a correct result." » Fox Sports