Center for International & Comparative Law

The Center for International & Comparative Law was launched in 2006 to coordinate and support the Law School's programs, resources, and events relating to those areas. A reflection of Duke Law's growing strength in the field, CICL deepens the already rich international and comparative law curriculum through initiatives such as the Global Law Workshop, and enhances the intellectual life of the Law School through an ambitious roster of speakers and panel discussions. It works hand in hand with the Office of International Studies, which supports international students and programs at Duke Law School, and with the JD/LLM program, which enables students to acquire both a JD and an LLM in just over three years.

CICL Spotlight

The Honorable Yvonne Mokgoro, Justice of the Constitutional Court of South Africa

April 20, 2009

4:30-6:00 pm, Room 4042

A Discussion of the Khosa Judgment (2004)

The Khosa Judgment can be downloaded here.

Respondents: Ebrahim MOOSA, Associate Professor of Islamic Studies at Duke University, and Frank MICHELMAN, Robert Walmsley University Professor at Harvard Law School, via video-conference.