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Constitutional democracy Faculty books
Why Some Rights are Easier to Violate—Even in a Democracy
In a New Book, Professor Adam Chilton Uses Data Analysis and Case Studies to Explore How and When Constitutional Rights Matter
Claire Stamler-Goody
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A Graduation Like No Other
Remarks and Stories from the Graduation 2020 Virtual Ceremony
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COVID-19
How COVID-19 Could Change the Law
Faculty Members Discuss the Potential for Lasting Effects on Institutions and Society
Claire Parins, Claire Stamler-Goody
Students shopping for course books outside the Law School
Revised First-Year Curriculum Allows for New Courses and Smaller Classes
Randal C. Picker, ’85
Professor Martha C. Nussbaum: A New Legal and Ethical Approach is Needed to Protect Animals
Renowned Philosopher Discusses Animal Rights, Subject of Her Humanities Day Keynote
By Sara Patterson
Summer in Seoul
A UChicago Law Student’s Travel Experience during the Pandemic
By Carol Kim, ’22
Students gather outside during Law School Orientation. Later in the week, Professor Lior Strahilevitz delivered a welcome speech during a remote Evening in Honor of the Entering Students.
'Please Be Patient, Student Driver'
Professor Strahilevitz Welcomes Entering Students as the 2020-2021 Academic Year Begins
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COVID-19
The Unexpected Experiment
During the Shift to Remote Learning Last Spring, the Law School Community Found Opportunities amid the Challenges
By Becky Beaupre Gillespie
Policing
Racism, Policing, and Protest
Futterman, Fairley, and Baude on a Critical Moment in US History
Susie Allen, Laura Demanski
COVID-19
Remote Learning, Under Control
How the Law School’s IT team helped faculty prepare for an unprecedented Spring Quarter.
Susie Allen
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