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The ‘Comic-Con of Tax’
Tax policy
The ‘Comic-Con of Tax’
How a 75-Year-Old Law School-Sponsored Tax Conference Became the Hottest Ticket in the Tax Law World
by Christine Foster
Binary and programming code overlaid with outlines of a brain
Big data Privacy
Shining a Light on Data
From Dark Patterns to Intergovernmental Data Markets, Law School Scholars Are Changing How We Think About Technology, Privacy, and Society
By Becky Beaupre Gillespie
Helen Toor
Helen Toor, ’82: Judging a Variety of Cases with Compassion and Empathy
by Jerry de Jaager
Valena Beety
Valena Beety, AB ’02, JD ’06: Helping the Wrongly Convicted with Her Law School Network
by Jerry de Jaager
Sean Cooksey
Sean Cooksey, ’14: Protecting Free Expression and Serving the Public
by Jerry de Jaager
Students mill in the Green Lounge in front of baloons welcoming the Class of 2025
Meet the Class of 2025
Policing
Finding A Way Forward
Clinic Student Describes Working on Historic $14 Million Wrongful Conviction Settlement with Client Whose Life Parallels His Own
By James Jones, ’22
Emily Nicklin speaking at graduation, shown from above
'This is a people business. Get out to the people.'
Remarks Offered by Emily Nicklin, ’77, at the 2022 Law School Diploma and Hooding Ceremony
Emily Nicklin, ’77, Partner at Kirkland and Ellis LLP
Frank Easterbrook at graduation
'Something Other than Ideology Produces a Remarkable Degree of Consensus in the Legal System’s Toughest Cases'
Judge Frank H. Easterbrook's Remarks at the 2022 Law School Diploma and Hooding Ceremony
Frank H. Easterbrook
Law School Class of 2022 Celebrates Graduation at Diploma and Hooding Ceremony
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