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Artificial intelligence 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
Becky Beaupre Gillespie
Helen Toor
Helen Toor, ’82: Judging a Variety of Cases with Compassion and Empathy
Jerry de Jaager
Valena Beety
Valena Beety, AB ’02, JD ’06: Helping the Wrongly Convicted with Her Law School Network
Jerry de Jaager
Sean Cooksey
Sean Cooksey, ’14: Protecting Free Expression and Serving the Public
Jerry de Jaager
Adam Chilton Discusses International Law and Public Policy on Podcast
The Robots Are Coming
Andy Berke, '94, Appointed Administrator of the Rural Utilities Services at US Department of Agriculture
U.S. Department of Agriculture
The judiciary Voting rights
William Baude Offers a Third Position for the Supreme Court to Take in Moore v. Harper
The Atlantic
Faculty awards
Martha Nussbaum Receives an International Balzan Prize
The University of Chicago Division of the Humanities
Douglas Ginsburg, ’73, Awarded the Freedom of the City of London
George Mason University Antonin Scalia Law School
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Meet the Class of 2025
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