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Anup Malani
Crossing the Midway to Study India's Slums
The 2020 Midway Dinner Speech
Anup Malani
Lisa Bernstein
A Wider View of Private Ordering
Coase Lecture Examines Private Ordering through a Social Network Lens
Claire Stamler-Goody
My Chicago Law Moment: Julie Bradlow, ’88, Discovered the Human Stories behind Tax Cases
Becky Beaupre Gillespie and Claire Stamler-Goody
Immigration
The Frailty and Future of the 1951 Refugee Convention
Dewey Lecture Explores the Refugee Condition in Liberal Democracies
Claire Stamler-Goody
University Honors Herschella Conyers with Diversity Leadership Award
Ashley Johnson
Thomas Miles Appointed to Second Term as Dean of the University of Chicago Law School
University Communications
Nicholas Plassaras
Nicholas Plassaras, ’14: A Career in Video Game Law Leads to Play at Google
Jerry de Jaager
The Law Review's online team, from left: Ianni Drivas, Merav Bennett, Chase Robinett, Eden Bernstein, Alexis Knutsen, and Emily Snoddon. Not shown: David Smith.
Podcasting the Law
Law Review Students Hone New Skills to Bring Legal Debates to a Wider Audience
Becky Beaupre Gillespie
LES Presents: How social network analysis can help us better understand police misconduct
3/27
Add to Calendar 2025-03-27 12:15:00 2025-03-27 13:20:00 LES Presents: How social network analysis can help us better understand police misconduct Event details: https://www.law.uchicago.edu/events/les-presents-how-social-network-analysis-can-help-us-better-understand-police-misconduct - University of Chicago Law School blog@law.uchicago.edu America/Chicago public

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Presenting student organizations: Law and Economics Society

OVERSIGHT AGENCIES IN 100 LARGEST CITIES
Policing
'A Watershed Era in the Evolution of Accountability'
Study by the Law School's Sharon Fairley Shows Police Oversight Agencies Growing Across US, but Challenges Persist
Law School Communications