Launching the Master of Laws in Judicial Studies
Duke Law welcomes inaugural class of 18 judges for start of two-year program.

Cox: Insider trading doesn’t harm investors as much as other abuses
Prof. James Cox says SEC's newfound focus on insider trading may distract from more pressing issues. » New York Times

Benjamin analyzes application of speech protection to search engines
The more the First Amendment is applied to how information is transmitted online, says Prof. Stuart Benjamin, the harder it is to regulate. » New York Times

Kaufman says JPMorgan losses exemplify dangers of derivatives trading
Visiting Prof. Ted Kaufman, a former U.S. Senator from Delaware, calls for more transparency in derivatives trading. » Huffington Post

Coyne '79 comments on post-bailout GM tax deal
Senior Lecturing Fellow Jeffrey Coyne says the auto company was allowed to “to retain the cake while eating it." » Fox News

Cox comments on JPMorgan trading losses
Prof. James Cox looks at the key questions in shareholder suits alleging CEO Jamie Dimon misrepresented risk to investors. » Huffington Post

Conference: Presidential and Judicial Oversight of Administrative Agencies
Center for Judicial Studies’ inaugural conference brought academics together with the jurists and administrators they study.

Hooding 2012
Justice John Paul Stevens tells 2012 graduates to include unpaid legal work in their careers and to always preserve their integrity.

Michaels article praised as among best relating to equality
Prof. Ralf Michaels co-authored "From Multiculturalism to Technique: Feminism, Culture, and the Conflict of Laws Style" » Jotwell