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Counterterrorism and Human Rights Panel at CLS

The Makeup of U.S. Communities Continued To Be Influenced by Racially Restrictive Property Agreements Long After the Agreements Were Outlawed by the Supreme Court, Professor Richard Brooks Recounted in the Clifford Chance Lecture

Artists, Performers, and Intellectual Property Attorneys Gather at Columbia Law School to Discuss Copyright Protections in Daylong Symposium Sponsored by Kernochan Center for Law, Media, and the Arts

Coffee: Credit-Rating Agencies Must be More Accountable to Restore Confidence in Financial Markets

Professor Elizabeth S. Scott is part of a team examining developmental brain research and its potential impact on juvenile justice policy.