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Legal Theory Blog Selects Scholarly Works by Professors John C. Coffee Jr., Gillian E. Metzger, and David Pozen

A New Report from Columbia Law School’s Sabin Center for Climate Change Law Explores How Rising Temperatures May Impact America’s Prisons and Prisoners

Leading U.S. and Cuban Economists and Scholars Discuss Conditions for Foreign Direct Investment at Conference Held by the Cuba Capacity Building Project and Center for Contract and Economic Organization

Professor Bernard E. Harcourt Dismantles the Data and Assumptions Behind an Influential But Controversial Theory of Criminal Justice.

What is a grand jury and what does it usually do?

Columbia Law School Professors Richard Briffault and Tim Wu Discuss NY's Short-Lived Anti-Corruption Commission with its Former Special Counsel Janos Marton

Harcourt's Body of Work Includes Empirical and Theoretical Contributions to Social and Political Thought, Critical Theory, the Political Economy of Punishment, and Penal Law and Procedure

Columbia Law School Professor Thomas W. Merrill Debates Northwestern's James Lindgren on Changing the Constitution

Maren Hulden '12 Will Advocate for Special Education Students as a Fellow at the Minnesota Disability Law Center.

Professor recuses himself from consideration of the proposed construction of a natural gas pipeline through the Pinelands.